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The '''Little Rock Aesthetic Club''' is said to be among the oldest women's clubs west of the Mississippi River. The club meets in the [[Arsenal Building]] in [[MacArthur Park]]. | The '''Little Rock Aesthetic Club''' is said to be among the oldest women's clubs west of the Mississippi River. The club meets in the [[Arsenal Building]] in [[MacArthur Park]]. | ||
| − | The Aesthetic Club was founded as a book club on January 16, 1883. The founding members of the club were Virginia Hamilton, Gertrude Hempstead, Fannie Jabine, Harriet Jabine, Mary Knapp, Ida Martin, Sallie Martin, Cynthia Polk, and Jane Georgine Woodruff. The club began meeting in the Arsenal around 1885. For many years they shared the [[Columbian Art Memorial Room]] in the building with the [[Columbian Commission]]. | + | The Aesthetic Club was founded as a book club on January 16, 1883. The founding members of the club were Virginia Hamilton, Gertrude Hempstead, Fannie Jabine, Harriet Jabine, Mary Knapp, Ida Martin, Sallie Martin, Cynthia Polk, and Jane Georgine Woodruff. The club began meeting in the Arsenal around 1885. For many years they shared the [[Columbian Art Memorial Room]] in the building with the [[Arkansas Columbian Commission]]. |
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Latest revision as of 14:04, 20 February 2010
The Little Rock Aesthetic Club is said to be among the oldest women's clubs west of the Mississippi River. The club meets in the Arsenal Building in MacArthur Park.
The Aesthetic Club was founded as a book club on January 16, 1883. The founding members of the club were Virginia Hamilton, Gertrude Hempstead, Fannie Jabine, Harriet Jabine, Mary Knapp, Ida Martin, Sallie Martin, Cynthia Polk, and Jane Georgine Woodruff. The club began meeting in the Arsenal around 1885. For many years they shared the Columbian Art Memorial Room in the building with the Arkansas Columbian Commission.
