Synopsis
A vivid look at a Fort Wayne women’s club during the 1917–1918 era, revealing daily meeting life and community work.
This nonfiction collection traces the rhythms of a local Round Table chapter, showing how members organized discussions, hostesses, and officer roles against the backdrop of war-time America. The book captures the tone, topics, and social networks that shaped a civic group and its public-minded activities.
- Discover how members structured roll calls, discussion topics, and hospitality across a year of meetings.
- See the range of civic and social issues the club engaged with, from current events to reforms and public life.
- Learn about the officers, committees, and active members who guided the group.
- Get a window into the tone and culture of women’s clubs during a pivotal historical period.
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