The iconic Beverly Hills Women’s Club is charting a new path, while staying true to its legendary origins. Founded in 1916, BHWC’s stated mission has been to sponsor educational, cultural, philanthropic, and social activities that enrich the community at large and bring women together in camaraderie.
BHWC hosted a holiday benefit on Dec. 8 at the Gable & Wyatt designed clubhouse. Built in 1925, the official City of Beverly Hills historic landmark is situated a few blocks from The Beverly Hills Hotel. “I love coming here, even by myself, and just be with like-minded women,” longtime member Rose Weinstein told the Courier. The festive party brought 75 members and guests together in the great room, resplendently decorated with gold accents, rose and mixed seasonal arrangements, and a long, pine wreath draping the club’s signature fireplace with gold inset wording by Shakespeare, “ONE-FEAST, ONE-HOVSE, ONE-MVTVAL-HAPPINESS,” which translates to “one feast, one house, one mutual happiness.”
