Sandwiched In with Monica Randall - Legendary Women of Long Island

During the glory days of Long Island's fabled Gold Coast, all of society was ruled by an elite group of glamorous women. They were the first America super-stars as their lives, loves, and scandals played out on the pages of newspapers all over the country. These celebrated hostesses were often photographed descending the stairs of their grand ball rooms in glittering jewels, court feathers, and fabulous gowns. Women like, Alva Vanderbilt, Mrs. Clarence Mackay, Barbara Hutton, and the Countess of Bismarck, took the lead at sought after social events, and everyone wanted to be and dress just like them. Others like Zelda Fitzgerald, Winifred Bird, Ann Woodward, and Gertrude Whitney are remembered for the sensational stories that surround them. Join Monica Randall, who is a historic preservationist, location scout, filmmaker and author who will deliver this entertaining program about these colorful social icons of their day.

Please note that this program will be held in-person only and will not have a virtual component. Registration is required for in-person attendance.

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Please note that for in person attendance there will be limited, safely distanced seating. Priority will be given to Port Washington residents for in person attendance.