The Woman's Century Club

The Woman's Century Club

The Woman’s Century Club is a social club for women, founded in Seattle in 1891 by suffragist Carrie Chapman Catt. Dues are an affordable $50/year.

We meet for an informal luncheon, and sometimes an educational/cultural program, on the third Friday of each month in the parlor of 807 East Roy, Seattle -- the Harvard Exit theater, which was constructed in 1925 as our clubhouse. If you'd like to join us, see the Events page of our website for the date of our next luncheon!

We are a diverse group of women of all ages and walks of life. Our interests include history, the arts, and community service. In keeping with the club’s tradition of philanthropy, we award an annual scholarship to an outstanding female student who exemplifies the traditions of female leadership and service that the club's founders sought to encourage.