club's grounds in 1926 as a gift to the Fort Worth Garden Club. In 1976, a Texas Historical Marker was placed in the courtyard outside Ida Saunders Hall. The Woman's Club received the Tarrant County Historic Preservation Council's Pinnacle Award in 1989. In 1990, the club's complex was designated as a City of Fort Worth Landmark, received a Fort Worth Beautiful Award, and was rezoned as a Cultural and Historic District. On May 3, 2012, the prestigious DAR Historic Preservation Award was presented to The Woman's Club of Fort Worth by Mary Isham Keith Chapter NSDAR of Fort Worth. Collections The Woman's Club has a notable collection of furnishings and art, including nine grand pianos; the Jarvis Light, a chandelier once owned by Anna Jarvis, the founder of Mother's Day; portraits of prominent members by painter Emily Guthrie Smith, and Pipes of Pan, a bronze sculpture by Frederick MacMonnies. Notable members Participating clubs , the following clubs were active members of The Woman's Club of Fort Worth. References External links 1923 establishments in Texas Women's clubs in the United States Organizations based in Fort Worth, Texas National Register of Historic Places in Tarrant County, Texas History of women in Texas