Posts tagged 1940's
W3 Book Club- “City of Girls” by Elizabeth Gilbert
W3 Book Club- “City of Girls” by Elizabeth Gilbert

When you can’t get together with your friends, but you’d love to share stories and delicious details about the latest great read, a virtual book club can be a lovely way to do just that. W3 Book Club donned 1940’s theater themed attire to add fun and excitement to their latest Zoom meeting while discussing Elizabeth Gilbert’s 2019 novel, “City of Girls.”

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Celebrations, PartiesCynthia SutterTeri E. Popp, W3 Book Club, City of Girls, Elizabeth Gilbert, 1940's, NYC, Broadway, Theater, WWII, Sexual Liberation, Costume Sewing, Cocktail Hour, Night Clubbing, Laura ChinComment
Don We Now Our Gay Apparel
Don We Now Our Gay Apparel

This familiar tune is sung this time of year, bringing everyone (except that one fussy newborn) lots of joy and good cheer. For me, this song was given new meaning and gave me great glee, when I heard it sung by a group of well-meaning Chinese restaurant workers in the cult classic, A Christmas Story.

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Celebrations, Holidays, It's A Man's Table Too, Expressions of Gratitude, Style, Tips and TricksCynthia SutterDerek Holser, Edith Head, fashion, A Christmas Story, Barbara Stanwyck, Rosemary Clooney, George Clooney, Fa la la la la la, White Christmas, Hollywood starlets, 1940's, The Incredibles, Edna Mode, Christmas in Connecticut, Sunday Best, Gay Apparel, Birth of Jesus, christmasComment