This book serves as a guide for women in the early 20th century on how to form and manage social clubs. It details the practicalities of establishing a club, from choosing a name and writing a constitution to organizing meetings and planning activities. The text addresses the social expectations and norms of the era, providing advice on etiquette and the roles women were expected to play within these organizations.

This book is presented as a facsimile reprint of a scarce antiquarian work from 1915. The publisher emphasizes its cultural importance and aims to preserve it through modern, high-quality editions. The description suggests it offers historical insight into women's social organizations and etiquette of the early 20th century. As a reprint of an older text, its reception would likely be within academic circles or among those interested in social history and historical domestic life.