The Women’s Club of Madison Holds Kentucky Derby Party
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050617 Wesley Bunnell | StaffThe Women's Club of Madison held its second annual Kentucky Derby Party on Saturday may 6 at the Madison Senior Center. The event featured food, drinks including mint juleps and jazz music performed by Daniel Hand High School students as well at a ladies hat contest. Proceeds collected go to support the local community. Sam DeBurra prepares a mint julep.
050617 Wesley Bunnell | StaffThe Women's Club of Madison held its second annual Kentucky Derby Party on Saturday may 6 at the Madison Senior Center. The event featured food, drinks including mint juleps and jazz music performed by Daniel Hand High School students as well at a ladies hat contest. Proceeds collected go to support the local community. Sam DeBurra serves a mint julep to Barbara DeRosa.
050617 Wesley Bunnell | StaffThe Women's Club of Madison held its second annual Kentucky Derby Party on Saturday may 6 at the Madison Senior Center. The event featured food, drinks including mint juleps and jazz music performed by Daniel Hand High School students as well at a ladies hat contest. Proceeds collected go to support the local community. Enjoying cocktails and dinner are Zunny Martinez, L, and Liliana Zavala.
050617 Wesley Bunnell | StaffThe Women's Club of Madison held its second annual Kentucky Derby Party on Saturday may 6 at the Madison Senior Center. The event featured food, drinks including mint juleps and jazz music performed by Daniel Hand High School students as well at a ladies hat contest. Proceeds collected go to support the local community. Past president of the Women's Club Katherine DeBurra enters her raffle tickets into bins with the horses names.
050617 Wesley Bunnell | StaffThe Women's Club of Madison held its second annual Kentucky Derby Party on Saturday may 6 at the Madison Senior Center. The event featured food, drinks including mint juleps and jazz music performed by Daniel Hand High School students as well at a ladies hat contest. Proceeds collected go to support the local community. Robert Smith serves up drinks before the race.
050617 Wesley Bunnell | StaffThe Women's Club of Madison held its second annual Kentucky Derby Party on Saturday may 6 at the Madison Senior Center. The event featured food, drinks including mint juleps and jazz music performed by Daniel Hand High School students as well at a ladies hat contest. Proceeds collected go to support the local community. Band members are Christopher Balow , L, John Lisi, Scott Chupp & Chester Sims.
050617 Wesley Bunnell | StaffThe Women's Club of Madison held its second annual Kentucky Derby Party on Saturday may 6 at the Madison Senior Center. The event featured food, drinks including mint juleps and jazz music performed by Daniel Hand High School students as well at a ladies hat contest. Proceeds collected go to support the local community. Michelle & Dan Goddard .
050617 Wesley Bunnell | StaffThe Women's Club of Madison held its second annual Kentucky Derby Party on Saturday may 6 at the Madison Senior Center. The event featured food, drinks including mint juleps and jazz music performed by Daniel Hand High School students as well at a ladies hat contest. Proceeds collected go to support the local community. Women's Club members Katherine DeBurra, L, and Alice Smith.
050617 Wesley Bunnell | StaffThe Women's Club of Madison held its second annual Kentucky Derby Party on Saturday may 6 at the Madison Senior Center. The event featured food, drinks including mint juleps and jazz music performed by Daniel Hand High School students as well at a ladies hat contest. Proceeds collected go to support the local community. Michelle Goddard talks with a friend.
050617 Wesley Bunnell | StaffThe Women's Club of Madison held its second annual Kentucky Derby Party on Saturday may 6 at the Madison Senior Center. The event featured food, drinks including mint juleps and jazz music performed by Daniel Hand High School students as well at a ladies hat contest. Proceeds collected go to support the local community. Past President Katherine DeBurra snaps a photo before race time.
