National Woman's Day

Summary

National Woman's Day is an event^[1].

Key Facts

• National Woman's Day is in the country of United States^[2].
• National Woman's Day's instance of is recorded as event^[3].
• National Woman's Day's founder is recorded as Theresa Malkiel^[4].
• National Woman's Day was followed by International Women's Day^[5].
• National Woman's Day took place at Murray Hill Lyceum^[6].
• The location of National Woman's Day was Brooklyn Labor Lyceum^[7].
• The location of National Woman's Day was Parkside Presbyterian Church^[8].
• National Woman's Day took place at Carnegie Hall^[9].
• National Woman's Day took place at Carnegie Hall^[10].
• National Woman's Day occurred on February 28, 1909^[11].
• National Woman's Day occurred on February 27, 1910^[12].
• National Woman's Day's organizer is recorded as Socialist Party of America^[13].
• National Woman's Day's day in year for periodic occurrence is recorded as last Sunday in February^[14].

Body

When and Where

Recorded point in time include February 28, 1909^[11] and February 27, 1910^[12]. Recorded location include Murray Hill Lyceum^[6], Brooklyn Labor Lyceum^[7], Parkside Presbyterian Church^[8], and Carnegie Hall^[9]. National Woman's Day is in the country of United States^[2].

Context

National Woman's Day's instance of is recorded as event^[3]. It was followed by International Women's Day^[5].