1941-1950

1941

WWII begins: Twenty-four members serve overseas, but many more members give generously of their time, energy and money on the home front. The U.S. Treasury recognizes the Club's war bond sales of over $500,000.

1943

The House and Garden Group undertakes a "cookbook" project. The first printing sells well enough to provide most of the funding for 3 Clubmobiles for servicemen posted in Alaska and the Aleutians.

1946

As life returns to normal, members remember the days of glorious garden parties and reinstate the traditional Summer Tea.

1950

Postwar renovations and redecoration totaling more than $10,000 enhance the Clubhouse.