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SUMMARY:Lunch Bunch
DESCRIPTION:Meets second Thursday of the month at 1:00 pm. Contact Bonnie McGuinness for information on the restaurant name and address.
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SUMMARY:Dolley Madison Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Mini fundraiser that will will be hosted by various CWC members!  First event is 2/12 @ 6:00pm. \nRSVP to Maria Segal by February 6\, 2026 – msegal@coastsidewomensclub.org \nDolley Madison\, wife of President James Madison\, was a First Lady known for her social graces\, political savvy\, and bravery during the War of 1812. She is remembered for saving Gilbert Stuart’s portrait of George Washington from the White House before it was burned by British troops. She also played a key role in shaping the role of the First Lady\, fostering bipartisan cooperation through her social gatherings. \nHere are 10 interesting facts about Dolley Madison: \n\nShe was a skilled hostess who helped define the role of First Lady:Dolley was known for her social charm and ability to bring together people from different political factions\, creating a more inclusive and unifying atmosphere in Washington D.C.\nShe saved Gilbert Stuart’s portrait of George Washington:During the War of 1812\, as British troops approached Washington\, Dolley famously ensured the iconic portrait of George Washington was rescued from the White House before it was burned.\nShe was the first First Lady to respond to a telegraph message:This occurred on May 31\, 1844\, after the telegraph was invented.\nShe was a widow when she married James Madison:She had previously been married to John Todd\, who died of yellow fever.\nShe was known for her fashionable clothing:She often wore elaborate turbans and shawls\, which became her signature look.\nShe played a role in fundraising for the Lewis and Clark Expedition:She actively supported the expedition that explored the Louisiana Purchase.\nShe had a sweet tooth:Her favorite dessert was strawberry ice cream\, which she served at many social events.\nShe was given an honorary seat in Congress:In 1846\, she was granted the privilege of observing congressional debates from a special seat.\nShe was born in North Carolina but raised in Virginia:Her parents were Quakers and initially established a Quaker community in North Carolina before returning to Virginia.\nShe was honored by the U.S. Mint: In 1999\, the U.S. Mint produced a commemorative silver dollar in her honor\, marking the 150th anniversary of her death.
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