The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase

10/21/2025

It’s almost time for Mystery Mansion Adventure! Fun for haunted house fans of all ages! Enjoy the Haunted House, the Hall of Portraits, and Artisan Alley inside, and s’mores by the bonfires outside! October 31-November 1, 4-8 pm, at The Woman’s Club of Chevy Chase!

Tickets at www.MysteryMansion.org!

10/21/2025

Mystery Mansion offers family friendly fun for haunted house fans of all ages!

Join us Friday, October 31 before or after trick or treating—costumes welcomed and smaller crowds! Saturday, November 1, adds one more night of fun.

www.MysteryMansion.org

4 pm to 8 pm
Recommended for 3 years and older

Mystery Mansion Adventure features a classic Haunted House,
the Hall of Portraits for photo ops, and Artisan Alley to make your Halloween crafts. Bonfires and s’mores complete the perfect fall evening!

7931 Connecticut Avenue with free parking.
Brought to you by The Woman’s Club of Chevy Chase

Mystery Mansion is a family-friendly haunted house combined with a Hall of Portraits, Artisan Alley, and outside Boneyard Bash hosted by The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase. While the haunted house is designed for guests as young as three through ten, the Mystery Mansion experience appeals to Halloween....

10/20/2025

The WCCC Mystery Mansion is featured in “Secret DC” as one of the 13 best things to experience this fall. Get your tickets now 👻

Whether you're looking for a boozy bar crawl or a wholesome family activity, get ready to celebrate Halloween District-style!

10/13/2025

10/10/2025

Did you ever wonder why the Potlucks at the Woman’s Club of Chevy Chase are so successful? Well, give a shoutout of appreciation to the WCCC Happy Hour/ Potluck Committee members Marlene Kaplan, Laurie Mical, Jan Novotny, and Carol Wilburn (not pictured). (Assistant Treasurer Allison McDonnell joined in the fun for this photo op.) They are a crackerjack team that makes our space inviting for our monthly dining events; they also make sure that we all don’t bring cheese and crackers for these delightful get-togethers. Thanks, so much, ladies!

10/03/2025

October 3, 2025: About last night—Members of the Woman’s Club of Chevy Chase gathered at new Thai eatery in the neighborhood, Dock Khoi Thai Eatery, for delicious food and lively conversation. We “Dine Around” every month, thanks to club member Ellen Lafferty, who knows a lot of cool places! Club members, join us next time. We have a lot of fun! Have a look:

10/02/2025

Only a few weeks until Halloween! Have you made your plans for the young people in your orbit yet? If not, consider the WCCC’s Mystery Mansion Adventure—an event suitable for 3-10 year-olds. There will be a haunted house, a hall of portraits photo-op area, an artisan alley for Halloween crafting, and a backyard bash for making s’mores! Tickets are now available for purchase at www.mysterymansion.org. Boo!

10/02/2025

We have fun at the Club! One of our regular activities is our Wonderful Wednesday Bring Your Own Lunch events. We ushered in October with lunch in our Art Room. Yogurt, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, ham and cheese sandwiches, Caesar salads, leftovers—you name it—made our conversations all the more lively! The Club provides drinks and dessert. What could be better than chatting with Club friends over munchables?! Have a look.

09/27/2025

Today, September 27, 2025, The Woman’s Club of Chevy Chase joined hundreds of other women’s clubs throughout the United States and abroad in the General Federation of Women’s Clubs International Day of Service. This year’s focus for projects was Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention. Our project addressed young people who are also the victims of domestic abuse, the children who accompany their mothers to places of refuge following a home crisis. WCCC Club members fulfilled the wish list for toys and books from the Betty Ann Krahnke Center for this population, with the collection of items being delivered to Center representative Andrea Carpenter—as our contribution to this International Day of Service. Third Vice President and Philanthropy Committee Co-ChairJane DeAngeli led the effort. Pictured with Angela and Jane are Co-Presidents Wilsonia Cherry and Diana Ditto, as well as Club members Mary Helen Foglia and Pat Mitchell. Have a look,as Club members really came through!