The Red Hat Society is the only reason she gets out to socialize, other than one other social club she’s part of called Best Friends Forever, a group of female friends who have stayed connected ...

The Red Hat Society is a social organization originally formed for women age 50 and older, but it is now open to younger people. Members are known for wearing brightly colored clothing and ...

The Red Hat Society started in 1998 when Sue Ellen Cooper, founder and "exalted queen mother" of the Red Hat Society, saw a beautiful vintage red hat at a thrift store.

While it's a movement that not everyone understands, the Red Hat Society now has 70,000 members and 20,000 chapters in 26 countries, all coordinated from hat-quarters in Fullerton, Calif.

The Red Hat Society is an international society that connects and supports women as they pursue fun, friendship, freedom and fulfillment in life. The first “Red Hat Tea” was informally held on ...

The Red Hat Society is a "disorganization" of women mostly over 50 who seek to share sisterhood and friendship during the aging process. The society was founded by Sue Ellen Cooper in 1998 in ...

A vibrating blur of red and purple adorned the University Center Ballroom on Saturday when about 350 members from 29 chapters of the Red Hat Society attended their Christmas party. The red hats ...

She noted the Red Hat Society, headquartered in California, has chapters in more than 80 countries around the globe. “They just held a big ‘Hoot’ (convention) in the United Kingdom ...

The only requirements to join a Red Hat Society is that women must be close to age 50 or older and be willing to tap into their silly side. The first Red Hat Society was formed in 1998, by a Sue ...

Fifty-three women wearing red or pink hats and purple shirts, pants and dresses, converged on Weaver Park Sept. 25. The women were members of the Red Hat Society and they came from all over the ...

Gloucester County Red Hat Society South Jersey chapters celebrate 14 years Updated: Apr. 24, 2012, 10:58 p.m. | Published: Apr. 24, 2012, 9:58 p.m. By Gina Bittner/Gloucester County Times ...