Harriet Keeler's choice of clubs in the 1890s and early 1900s reflected a commitment to using her influence for the advancement of women. She served on advisory committees and boards for the National Federation of Women's Musical Clubs, the Wade Park Home School for Girls (Laurel School), and the Ohio branch of the Ohio branch of the National Collegiate Alumni (the American Association of University Women). Keeler also helped found the College Club for women, and worked with the Home Gardening Association of Cleveland to promote the clearing of streets and beautification of city yards.Download Original File
