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February 10, 2017

Lovely tea and conversation

PEORIA, IL. --  From a news release:

Celebrate the Founders of Peoria Women’s Club
Vintage Tea Luncheon
Thursday, February 16, 2017
Peoria Women’s Club
301 N.E. Madison Avenue
Peoria, IL 61603


Our 135th Anniversary Year Celebration continues!
We pay tribute to the founders of Peoria Women’s Club with a Vintage Tea Luncheon on Thursday, February 16, 2017. We will showcase the historic style and elegance of Peoria’s women in our antique millinery and clothing exhibits.


Since 1886, Peoria Women’s Club has taken pride in keeping history alive and serving the Peoria Community in education, fine arts and community outreach. In our third century of service, we remain committed to the objectives of our founders by supporting the students of Lincoln Elementary School, co-sponsoring a community garden in the North Valley, and supporting and celebrating local women artists.


Please join us for this fundraising event to support maintenance and repair of our Historic Home. Peoria Women’s Club is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.


Reservations accepted through February 12, 2017 by calling Cheryl Ciota at 427-1180 or Kathy Dallinger at 266-7811.
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