- April 3, 2025
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Many of the women in attendance took a trip to the 1920s with their outfits for the Windermere Garden Club’s Crazy Game Day.
Simona La Terra, left, and Bonnie Baum dressed in 1920s attire to celebrate the town of Windermere 100th anniversary.
Windermere Town Council Member Brandi Haynes carried a party tray reminiscent of the 1920s.
Betty Jones, left, president-elect April Harris and Dale Boardman gathered at the ticket table.
Carol Kempher, left, Sam Forrest, Andrea Garcia and Pat Zaleski played a round of cards.
Noel McGuigan, left, Phyllis Horing, Elaine Wilson and Fran Jarolimek played Mahjong at the crazy game party.
Maria Lewis-Natter reacted to winning during a game of Bunco.
Vicki Hearst, left, and April Harris paused for a photo in front of some historical photos framed to honor the town of Windermere’s 100-year anniversary. Hearst has spent the last six years serving as president; Harris is incoming president.
Josh Hearst poured mimosas for guests at the Crazy Game Day event.
Women of all ages gathered to play cards and games at the Windermere Garden Club’s Crazy Game Day.
The Windermere Garden Club hosted its Crazy Game Day, and, as usual, Peggy’s Traditional Chicken Salad was on the buffet luncheon menu.
The event was held Thursday, March 27, at the historic Windermere Town Hall and included lunch, games, a silent auction and door prize drawing. Guests dressed in 1920s garb to celebrate the town’s centennial and add to the festive atmosphere.
The Crazy Card Party originally was started by the late Peggy Colling and Dot Byrd. Colling was known for her delicious chicken salad, which she served at the club parties. After her death, club members worked to replicate the recipe.
The money raised goes toward scholarships. This year, four elementary students are attending Camp Wekiva, a high school student is attending SEEK, and four second-year horticulture students are attending Valencia College.
