85 EPWC members and their guests filled the Pavilion at Eagle Point Golf Course with holiday cheer while sporting furs and and sparkling jewelry for the 2018 Classy Christmas party. Many of the men even pulled out a sport coat and necktie to keep with the party theme. Beautiful decorations including a number of glowing […]
Ladies Dining Out had a lovely lunch at Cafe Dejeuner on Monday, December 10.
Sometimes life throws curveballs; sometimes it seems the whole ball field is hurling your way. So it was for Count Alexander Rostov, a “Former Person,” a few years after the Russian Revolution. A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles tells of the count’s life imprisonment in Moscow’s splendid Hotel Metropol (in an attic room, not […]
The knitting group got to look at lots of finished projects for show and tell.
The bridge group cannot decide whether eating or playing cards is most fun. Maybe it is just being with friends.
On Tuesday, December 4th, 16 ladies attended the annual "Christmas Shopping" ladies outing. We have been going to Jacksonville for the past 3 years so we mixed it up this year and headed to Ashland. It was a wonderful outing. Lunch at Pie & Vine was divine! A number of ladies headed next door to […]
On November 16, seven women hiked four miles of the Bandersnatch Trail at the north end of Lithia Park in Ashland. Only half of it was uphill. We rewarded ourselves with lunch at Agave Restaurant.
On November 14, member Terry Sheldon taught four of us how to make a scalloped bag. Kelly brought snacks which were enjoyed by everyone.
This October project for Artisans was making felt Santas and mini sock snowmen. We met at Fran Morgan’s home and we thank her for hosting. Ten ladies sat down to create some cute original art.
The knitting group met at Renate's ranch on Tuesday, October 23. We enjoyed show and tell of recently finished projects as well the the usual camaraderie.
Six ladies gathered at the home of Betsy Hase to discuss this months book on October 10th. This is a non-fiction book written by Rebecca Skloot with a fascinating story that is well written about a part of medical history and a family's story . Her name was Henrietta Lacks, but scientists know her as […]
Fourteen members gathered together at the home of Gerene Leffingwell to share a wide variety of appetizers that each guest prepared at home and brought to share with the group. As we enjoyed sampling the many dishes, each cook described the ingredients and preparation methods for her recipe. Yummy appetizers from "Thai Turkey and Brown […]
The October Ladies Outing took 14 playful ladies to ScienceWorks – Hands on Museum for a tour followed by a lot of "play time". The plan Martha Roy came up with was to just pretend you are a kid again and, believe me, we did! With interactive projections & holographic images, we were able to […]
Artisans meet at Janice Kabel’s home where we decorated pumpkins.
Twenty-seven members and guests attended the Camelot Theater performance of "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" on September 23, 2018.
Eat and Greet was held at Alice Smith’s home with more beautiful food than the whole club could eat…
As usual, we had lively conversation and a great breakfast on the third Monday of September.
Betty hosted the September 5 meeting of the Knotty Ladies. The group decided not to participate in the EPWC Members Market since our treasury seems to be adequate. It was announced that Carol Kuehnert and Linda Riddle have dropped their membership in EPWC making them ineligible to continue in the Knotty Ladies group. We will […]
The Ladies Potluck group continues to meet every second Saturday of the month. We rotate hosting at each other’s homes for an evening of smiles, laughter, and catching-up. We share a wonderful potluck meal and desserts and then compete with a fun game of 3-13 cards. Please contact Aleli Lawson if you’d like to join […]
Eight ladies gathered at the home of Valerie Taylor-Crow to discuss the September book choice, “The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane” by author, Lisa See. In rendering the complex joy of the mother-daughter bond, Lisa See dedicated this novel to her own mother, author Carolyn See, who died in 2016. Li-yan and her family align […]
For our summer months, on June 16th our hostesses were Joan Devlin, Annette Godfrey and Gayle Schanck. On July 21st our hostesses were Kristine Frey, Maryann Hartmann and Sharyn Close. On August 18th, our hostesses were Viki Brown, Liz Crossman and Connie Quiring.
Springtime for our Couples Group. On March 17th our hostesses were Wilma Hamilton, Ann Grossman and Kathy Nabozny. On April 21st our hostesses were Betsy Hase, Aleli Lawson and Jean Otteman. On May 19th our hostesses were Shirley Brick, Virginia Felker and Sue Tschohl.
12 ladies traveled to Ashland to experience a tour of the Schneider Museum of Art on the SOU campus and lunch at Omar's Restaurant. A young docent guided our group through the five exhibits with lots of information on the artists and their unique work. Each exhibit was fascinating and thought-provoking. We also took a […]
13 wonderful home cooks gathered at the home of Carolyn Hein on Aug. 9 to share and sample a variety of dishes featuring fresh food products available in the Rogue Valley. Jan Griffin served as our gracious co-hostess. Brilliant red raspberries and strawberries topping a dark green spinach salad and an array of colorful vegetables […]
The Knotty Ladies drove up to the Hedges Cabin for their annual quilting retreat on August 1. We began with a coffee cake and progressed to Show and Tell. Everyone quickly set up and began to work on their projects. We broke for lunch, a delicious array of salads and accompaniments. Immediately after lunch we […]
The book group’s July meeting was held at Sheris Fine’s home and the nine ladies present had a lively conversation about The Little Book by Selden Edwards. An interesting point about this book is that the author started writing the book in 1974 and it was published in 2009. He wrote the book over a […]
Nine of us were surrounded by the beauty of the “mighty Rogue” and the camaraderie of friends as we hiked to Rainie Falls June 15, 2018. It was relaxing to enjoy our lunch as numerous groups went through the falls on rafts and kayaks.
Seven ladies enjoyed a beautiful day and plentiful wildflowers while hiking about 3 miles on the PCT to Hobart Bluff. We had our lunch at the summit where the views were magnificent!