About Us
We are a club of women, dedicated to promoting social, cultural and philanthropic interests of our members and supporting established groups that aid children in need.
When and where do we meet?
​The club's year begins the second Monday of September; subsequent months, October through May, meetings are on the first Monday, starting at 11:30 a.m.
We meet at The Lighthouse Restaurant Event Center adjacent to the restaurant on the right.
1290 Doug Hollow Rd., Seneca, SC 29678
What do we do?
​We offer a welcoming venue for meeting other women and serving the community through lunch meetings, fundraising events, and projects to aid children in need.
Monthly meetings include lunch, interesting and informative speakers, and a brief business meeting.
We host an annual fundraising event. There are other projects, events, and opportunities to help the club or needy children.
Enriching women's lives
Serving needy children
Our Story
Initiated by Lucille Groves, six women met to discuss the formation of a new club for women from Upstate South Carolina - Salem, Clemson, Seneca, Walhalla, Westminster, Chickasaw, Central - with no geographical boundaries, as long as they were willing to drive to Seneca.
The purpose and only requirement were that the club be community-service oriented and help children. This seemed to be the area of greatest need which was not fulfilled by other groups. Plans were to have speakers of interest, perhaps a musical portion and tea.
The Club's Purpose and Objectives never changed: The objectives of this club shall be to promote the social-cultural interests of its members and to aid existing groups that help children.
As the Upstate experienced rapid growth of new residents who had been active in their previous communities, it was hoped that this club would blend new timers with established residents and draw everyone together to work as one.
The new group offered opportunities for new friendships and community service.
Approximately 60 women attended the first club meeting and 49 became charter members. Bylaws and guidelines were set for the new group, the Cosmopolitan Club.
Lucille Baumgartner Groves, Founder, Cosmopolitan Woman's Club
July 1916 - April 2010
"Love is something that you can leave behind when you die. It's that powerful!"(John Lame Deer)