Respuesta :

The Magdalen Society of Philadelphia was a separate charitable association established in 1800 to obtain prostitutes and other "hung" women.

Explanation:

  • This was the first organization in the U.S that attempted to protect and redeem delinquent ladies.
  • Several local priests and residents affiliated with Quaker, Episcopal and Presbyterian denominations joined to make the Society.
  • Bishop William White, the nation's highest-ranking Episcopal bishop, was the initial president of the Society, which properly incorporated in 1802.
  • The association was based on Hospitals of  Magdalen in Ireland and England, which were described for Mary Magdalene.

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