toastmistress

She once was an international toastmistress.

In 1970, the Apollo 13 astronauts carried three Toastmistress seals on its trip to the moon.

In 1959, the coined word "Toastmistress" became better known through its appearance in the Merriam-Webster Dictionary.

Her mother, Rosa Lee Bernstein, was a toastmistress and speech therapist at San Diego State College.

The magazine was called TOASTMISTRESS.

The first International Toastmistress's assembly took place on August 11, 1939 where she was presented with a gavel that had been used by the Vice President of the United States.

June 25, 1938 is considered to be the origin of International Toastmistress Clubs (from which POWERtalk International and International Training in Communication has developed), but actually the beginning reached farther back, more than ten years before when clubs for women around California were organized similar to Toastmasters International.