Royal Court

Founding Queen Mother: Baroness of Bling:
Jan Klaus
Grande Dame:
Sassy
Queen Mother: Lady Chatter-Ley:
Judy McIvor
Members:
Nancy Ethier
Marjorie Gehlen
Martha Gueffroy
Lady Shutterley:
Vano Gust
Duchess of Dreams:
Sharon Higginson
Duchess of Hearts:
Pat Kelly
Lady Linicoln:
Shonna Lagace
Lady Sew N' Sew:
Jane Lowe
Lady Lou Lou:
Pat McLean
Mascot Mum:
Rose Olson
Lady Mush(room!):
Val Palmer
Members:
Darlene Robertson
Sheila Roes
Lady Sweek Cheeks:
Linda Sarcy-Cheeks
Countess of Jest:
Sue Sarsfield
Lady Lafalot:
Jeanne Snyder
Dashing Diva:
Donna Spiller
Lady Akubra Peke Countess Carousel:
Betty Stuebing
Lady Teddy Bear:
Theresa VandeLigt
Duchess of Dears:
Shirley Yamkowy

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  Red Hatters are a bunch of silly, fun-loving women who have given themselves permission to be eccentric and outrageous in public. We love to play dress up and delight in outrageous shenanigans in our purple outfits and red hats of course. We consider ourselves Royalty, and as such adopt titles for ourselves such as Lady this and Duchess that. This adds an element of fun to aging, which we think is invaluable to women in our society who have learned to dread aging and avoid it at all costs. We want to make aging become something anticipated with excitment, not something to dread. Women who are under 50 are welcome to join us and are considered our little sisters, or "Ladies in Waiting"; they wear lavender outfits with pink hats until their REDUCATION DAY. We have Swearing-In Ceremonies where new sisters are sworn into the sisterhood and appointed their Royal titles by our Queen Mother; Reduation Ceremonies where Ladies in Waiting graduate to a Red Hat on their 50th birthday, and our giggle fests are known to last well into the evenings. Our regalia runs the gamut of style. Wearing the designated colors is our only rule. You will see many women in feather boas, some with wreaths upon their heads, and hats made from sleighs and earmuffs to headbands with red feathers and purple flowers; but they may be seated next to another in a red sequin baseball cap wearing a Red Hat tee-shirt. Another may be wearing a "Scarlet O'Hara" type hat complete with all the Bling while another is wearing a red (or pink) cowboy hat. It's all about being young at heart, and knowing life (and fun) doesn't end at 50. Our philosophy is that since we had the most girlie-girl fun when were were little playing dress-up with our mothers hats and fancy dresses, why can't we do it again?

2008 dues are due on or before October 31, 2007.

Sassy is missing. Who was the last Red Hatter who saw her? She has been missing all the fun.

1st & 3rd Thursday of each month gather at the Peace River Senior's Centre for coffee - 7pm

Feb 21 - Red gift and Valentine Card Exchange

March 6 - Make Red Bra Hats

COFFEE MEETINGS

1st & 3rd Thursday of each month 7:00 pm @ Senior's Centre