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Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Jr. Women’s Club continues philanthropic means

Karuna Talwar-Debe prepares to bowl during the Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Junior Women’s Club St. Patrick’s Day celebration on March 17 at The Alley in Highwood. Photos by Eric DeGrechie/22nd Century Media
Members Peggy Vignocchi (left) and Annie McAveeney talk.
Shannon Skinner (left) and Elizabeth Casper dance.

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Eric DeGrechie, Assistant Editor
1:11 pm PDT March 24, 2015

Since forming in 1955, the Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Women’s Club has dedicated itself to assisting area organizations and people in need while maintaining a socially enjoyable presence throughout Lake County.

“We have women from all of the surrounding areas. Some of them might not live here, but they work in the area and want to get to know people,” member Lynne Kennedy said. “We’re friendly. We’ll take anybody.”

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