The first Settlement House, Toynbee Hall London established. Part of a reformist agenda that strove to get the rich and poor to live more closely together in an interdependent community.
Hannah Greenbaum Solomon formed the National Council of Jewish Women at the 1893 World Parliament of Religions when she realized that the participation of Jewish women would be restricted to hostess duties. The new organization starts working with Jane Adams on settlement houses
Seattle Section NCJW formed on suggestion of Mrs. Bailey Gatzert.
Settlement house begins operations, offering services such as free baths beginning 1906 under the Philanthropic board (names) at 12th & Washington.
Programs include Nutritional, Baby, Medical and Dental Clinic
