Catherine A. Streeter

Catherine A. Streeter (, Armstrong; 1873–1950) was an American businesswoman and gaming expert. She entered the insurance field in Terre Haute, Indiana after her husband's death and proved to be a very capable business executive.

Moving to Los Angeles around 1919, Streeter became an authority on auction bridge, contract bridge. and mahjong. She lectured on these topics at the Ambassador Hotel, El Royale Bridge Club, Hotel Maryland, and the Windsor Apartment Hotel. In 1927, she took up residence in one of the villas at Garden of Allah Hotel, where she continued to teach bridge, and hold bridge sessions on Mondays. Streeter worked as a club coach, took up supporting bid rules, and held classes in the tea room of Bullock's. She also wrote a bridge column in the Los Angeles Sunday Times. Milton C. Work, Wilbur C. Whitehead, Catherine A. Streeter, Annie B. Shelby (clockwise) (Bridge by Radio, 1927) With Emma Holt Given, Streeter founded the Rossmore Bridge club and Studios in the Hancock Park neighborhood of Los Angeles; Given served as Streeter's assistant. Streeter was also associated with Milton Work and Wilbur C. Whitehead in the national broadcasting of radio bridge.