2016 january/february - The Woman`s Club of Minneapolis

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JANUARY/FEBRUARY
Vol. 80, No. 7
Engaging women of influence . . . for over 100 years
Community Outreach . . . 2
Social Activities . . . . . . . . . 5
Tuesday Programs . . . . . . . 9
Expand Your Horizons . . . . 10
What’s Happening . . . . . . . . . 12
Book Groups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Dear Readers,
Welcome to our special Photo
Album Edition of the Bulletin.
You won’t see all the usual
columns, but you will see
a lot of fun photographs of
the Club and our events. In
preparation for launching our
new, redesigned website at
www.womansclub.org, we are
dedicating needed time and
energy to that project. Please
forgive any shortcomings
you may find in this issue of
the Bulletin, and enjoy the
pictures! (Special thanks go
to Gisela Schwartze, Sara
Halverson, Julie Dukowitz
and Carle Wenthur
Cheesebrough for the photos.)
PAL Shop with a Cop: December 5, 2015 at Target and
The Woman’s Club of Minneapolis
Meanwhile, stay tuned for
more information on the new
website launch, plus dates
and times for tutorials we will
be offering on how to take
advantage of the new features
the new website will offer.
— Molly Miller
Communications Manager
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On the Cover: Detail from “From the Vault: Contemporary Work, 2000 – Present,”
by the artists of Juxtaposition Arts, which runs January 12 – March 6, 2016 at the
Woman’s Club. For more information on the show and the January 14 Meet the Artist
Reception, see page 10.
The Bulletin is published nine times a year, May through April.
THE WOMAN’S CLUB of MINNEAPOLIS
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The Woman’s Club of Minneapolis is organized and shall be operated exclusively for
charitable and educational purposes, civic and social services,
study and friendly association.
You Are Invited To ...
The Wild & Wacky World
of DR. SEUSS
A Baby Shower Luncheon for MVNA
Where? The Woman’s Club of Minneapolis
Why? To support MVNA
(The Minnesota Visiting Nurse Agency!)
When? SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 2016
11:00 am to 1:00 pm
11:00 amSOCIAL
11:30 amPROGRAM
12:00 noonLUNCHEON
Gift Suggestions
from MVNA
Board books, rattles, stacking cups, stacking ring
toys, wooden puzzles, teething rings, Candyland
game, diapers newborn to size 4, snap beads or blocks,
clothing sizes 3 to 24 months, or checks payable to MVNA.
A SEUSS-INSPIRED MENU
First Course
Seuss Teasers (it’s a surprise!)
Entrée
Chicken & Mushroom Crepes
with Chasseur Sauce
Dessert
Cupcakes a la Seuss
$28.00, inclusive. Reservations requested by January 27
{Vegetarian Lunch available
Please include special meal requirements
RSVP online or to the Front Desk: [email protected] or 612-813-5300
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Godfrey News
Happy New Year! Let’s raise a glass and
toast the Ard Godfrey family before
the holidays are over! The Christmas
tree and garland will soon come down
and the Godfrey House will be closed
to the public until May. Private tours,
however, may be arranged by calling
Muriel Bochnak at 612-781-8791. There
is a small fee, and you need ten or
more people to tour.
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A big THANK YOU goes out to all who
made our holiday season a success:
volunteers who sold nuts and candy,
cleaned and decorated the Godfrey
house, acted as guides and hostesses
for the December Holiday Party,
and brought treats for the party.
We appreciate the Woman’s Club
members and staff who participated.
We all had a good time!
The Godfrey Board is always looking
for new members. We meet on the
first Wednesday of the month at
10:30 am at the Club. New docents are
also needed. We will have a training
day in late April at the Godfrey House
for Club volunteers and interns. Call
Muriel Bochnak NOW if you have an
interest.
“Be A Santa to a Senior” Delivers Gifts to Seniors
during the Holiday Season
Thank you to all those Club members who contributed to “Be a Santa to a Senior,” a
Spotlight on Service (SOS) project in December. In the photo above, project volunteers
pose with only a small portion of the many gifts collected for seniors at Augustana
Healthcare Center. Club member Nina Katzung (at far right) led the project with
Home Instead (John Stuck, third from right) and the Augustana social workers.
Our 2016 intern search begins in
March for college students for
summer positions at the Godfrey
House. After interviews, we’ll hire two
or three students to work weekends
in June, July and August as guides
at $12.00 per hour. We fund this
program with our nut sales and “Let’s
Celebrate!” event.
On Tuesday, January 26, our Godfrey
speaker is JoAnn Funk. She will talk
about buttons made from clam shells
found in the Mississippi River. Please
join us in the Ballroom at 11:00 am for
her program, “A Pearl Button Boom.”
— Muriel Bochnak, Godfrey Chair
SOS HAT AND MITTEN DRIVE
Club member Sara Halverson and her granddaughter Emmy hang hats and
mittens on the tree in the Foyer.
ALL MEMBERS ARE INVITED TO A
Member Appreciation Social
Hosted by the Membership Committee
Please come for Cocktails, Canapés and Conversation
Meet the Club’s newer members and pop into the Artist Reception!
Thursday, January 14 · 5:00 - 7:00 pm in the Lounge
HOSTED APPETIZERS AND CASH BAR
Please RSVP online or to the Front Desk ([email protected] or 612-813-5300)
Questions? Contact Sara Halverson ([email protected]) or Joanne Manthe ([email protected])
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The Dining Committee presents ...
A Valentine’s Night in Hawaii
Saturday, February 13
Cocktails 5:30 • Dinner 6:15
Entertainment: Tony Gerry on Guitar & Ukulele
MENU
Coconut Lime Shrimp Skewers • Crab Puffs
SALAD
Papaya and Avocado Salad with Hawaiian Vanilla Vinaigrette
ENTRÉE
Hawaiian Style Beef Short Ribs
Fresh Ginger, Green Onions, Garlic, Jalapeño Chilies, Orange,
Teriyaki Sauce, Flanken Short Ribs, Toasted Sesame Seeds, Kimchi
or
Seasame Crusted Mahi Mahi
Pineapple Relish, Lime Ginger Beurre Blanc and Jasmin Rice
DESSERT
Chocolate Lilikoi Parfaits
Passion Fruit with sweet, rich Brownies
$48.00
Please include your entrée choice(s) when making your reservation.
RSVP online or through the Front Desk.
CALLING ALL BOYS! (Choirs for ages 5-­16) Is your Son/Grandson interested in music, fun opportunities, and new friends? So are we! The Metropolitan Boys Choir is welcoming new members for our 2016 Choirs. For more info and/or booking inquiries, please visit our website at: www.mbchoir.com To contact us, email us at: [email protected] Call 612-­827-­6501 Bea Hasselmann, Music Director "#$!%&'!()*$#$+*$,!()!
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Jazz in the Lounge with Connie
Evingson
Chef Michael Abelson’s
CHEF’S
COOKING
CLASS
Wednesday, January 6 • 6:00 – 8:00 pm &
Wednesday, February 3 • 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Join us for our January and February Jazz Shows with
vocalist Connie Evingson and her band. Cocktails, appetizer
menu, classy jazz in a gracious, intimate setting— there’s
nothing else like it in town.
Free to members and their spouses; nonmembers:
$10.00.
Please Note: Reservations are not accepted for Jazz in
the Lounge; seating is first-come, first-served. Members
are advised to arrive at least 45 minutes in advance if
they would like to secure a table.
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Tuesday • January 12 • 5:30 pm
• PA E L L A •
Join Chef Michael for a lively talk on Paella is and its origin. Then
he and his staff demonstrate from start to finish how to prepare a
classic Paella. A four-course dinner follows.
First Course
Salad with Manchego, Marcona Almonds, Prosciutto
and Sherry Vinaigrette
Second Course
Lemon and Raspberry Sorbet
Third Course
Spanish Dry Chorizo, Saffron, Shrimp,
Mussels, Chicken, Peas and —
of course — Saffron Arborio Rice
paella with
Fourth Course
Imperial Almond and Egg Tart (or Tecula Mecula) with
Vanilla Bean Ice Cream
Tuesday • February 9 • 5:30 pm
•ROAST CHICKEN •
Join Chef Michael as he and his staff demonstrate how to brine and
roast a whole chicken. A three-course dinner follows.
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First Course
Classic Waldorf Salad
Second Course
Brined and roasted half Chicken with Cranberry Jus
Sweet Potato Puree
Honey glazed Baby Carrots
Third Course
Pumpkin Crème Brûlée
$55.00 per person, per class.
Participation for each class is limited to 10. Bring a friend or family
member! For more information and to make reservations, contact
Gisela Schwartze, Dining Committee Chair, at
[email protected] or 917-991-7577. Bon Appètit!
The Dining Committee &
Mystery Book Group present...
Gala 2015
A Dinner featuring
Downtown Abbey: A Gala for Giving
Bruno, Chief of Police
Photos by Julie Dukowitz
By Mystery Author Martin Walker
Friday, March 18
6:00 pm Dinner
6:45 pm Guest Speaker,
Marcia Eaton
Menu
First Course
Figs stuffed with Foie Gras with
Baby Green Lettuce
Served in Parmesan Ring, and Topped
with Dijon Vinaigrette
Second Course
Roasted Tomatoes and Garlic Soup
Served with Cheese Walnut Sable Biscuit
Third Course
Shrimp Sautéed au Pastis
Served in Flaky Pastry
Fourth Course
Margret de Canard with Blackberry Sauce
Served with Pomme de Terre Sarlandaise
and Basil-Flavored Celery Root Puree
Fifth Course
Pear and Frangipane Tart
$45.00 Members
Reservations required. Please register
online or through the Front Desk.
Questions? Contact Gisela Schwartze at
917-991-7577 or Marilee DesLauriers at
612-825-3467.
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Above:
Gala 2015
Below:
The Holiday Afternoon Tea
Photo by Carle Wenthur Cheesebrough
January 5, 11:00 am
Mary Anne Wise
“Rug Money & Stories from
the House of Birds: Craft
Development Work in Guatemala”
In 2009, with
no master
plan, Mary
Anne Wise and
Jody Slocum
volunteered
to teach a
rug-hooking
class to Maya
women. Five
years later
the women had a successful debut at
the prestigious International Folk Art
Market in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Wise
discusses how the women transform
recycled clothing scraps into beautiful
rugs, and — in the process — transform
themselves into women capable of
success. She discusses her work with
Tzutijil Maya embroidery artists,
people who refer to themselves as
“The House of Birds.” Mary Anne is
a nationally recognized weaver and
rug-hooking design teacher. Her work
is in numerous corporate and private
collections throughout the U.S.
Victoria Woodhull, put her name in
contention, and brings us to the present
current election dynamics, exploring
the challenges each of these candidates
faced in pursuit of this daunting
endeavor. Dr. Kotz is a career educator
with education and business expertise.
January 19, 11:00 am
Farhio Khalif
“Journey from Somalia”
Farhio Khalif speaks
of her life in terms
of a “journey.” Her
journey began in
Somalia and made
stops along the way
in Italy, Alabama,
Florida, Washington,
D.C. and Virginia.
About five years
ago, she and her two sons arrived in
Minneapolis which she decided as her
destination in order to join its vibrant
Somali community. Farhio is a wellknown and recognized leader in the
East African and Somali communities.
Paul E. Kotz
“Women Who Have Run for
President: A Historical Look from
the 1870s to the Present”
In honor of
Constitution Day,
Article 2, Section 1 of
our U.S. Constitution,
and the upcoming
election, Dr. Paul
Kotz conducted a
study to determine
how many women
have pursued the
U.S. presidency, and the character and
strengths each brought to the election
process, and to building our country
as a nation. In his presentation, he
reviews the period from the 1870s
when our first presidential nominee,
February 9, 11:00 am
Dale Johnson and the Minnesota
Opera Young Artist Program
“Valentine’s Day!”
January 26, 11:00 am
We celebrate
Valentine’s Day
with singers from
the Minnesota
Opera’s Young
Artist program.
Artistic Director
Dale Johnson tells
us more about this
award-winning
program. We will enjoy romantic arias
and duets song by these amazing,
talented singers. A special program to
bring guests to!
JoAnn Funk
“A Pearl Button Boom”
February 16,
11:00 am
Exploring Serious T
February 2, 11:00 am
January 12, 11:00 am
artists to help reframe and address
big community challenges. Zabel has
spoken at leading conferences and
events including the Aspen Ideas
Festival, the Urban Land Institute, and
Americans for the Arts. A 2014 Bush
Foundation Fellow, Zabel’s insights on
industry trends have also been featured
in outlets from The Guardian to The
New York Times.
Laura Zabel
“Community Supported Arts”
Laura Zabel is the
Executive Director of
Springboard for the
Arts, an economic
and community
development agency
run by and for artists.
Springboard provides
programs that help
artists make a living
and a life, and programs that help
communities connect to the creative
power of artists. Based in Minnesota,
Springboard’s projects include
Community Supported Art (CSA), the
Artists Access to Healthcare program,
and Irrigate, an artist-led national
model for how cities can engage
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Ruth Bachman & Brenda Elsagher
“Comedy and Inspiration”
Brenda Elsagher and
Ruth Bachman found
their calling because
life circumstances
took them where
they never dreamed
of going. Both
nationally recognized,
professional speakers
and educators, they share stories filled
with hope, hilarity and healing. They
encourage listeners
Ruth Bachman & Bre
to embrace their
lives while daring to
envision more. Their
philosophy is, “Find
something to laugh
about so everything’s
easier to get through!”
Exploring Serious Topics with Humor
(continued on next page)
(continued from previous page)
The Gallery Committee presents ...
February 23, 11:00 am
MEET THE ARTISTS:
Amy Zellmer
“Overcoming Life With a
Traumatic Brain Injury”
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Every 13 seconds,
someone in the
U.S. will suffer a
Traumatic Brain
Injury (TBI).
Over 2.5 million
people annually
will enter the
lonely world of
TBI, which is often misunderstood,
undiagnosed and overlooked in
severity. Amy Zellmer suffered a
TBI on a cold morning in February
2014 when she slipped on a patch
of ice in the driveway. Join Amy as
she shares her story of recovery,
shedding light on an issue that even
doctors don’t fully understand. Amy
is a professional photographer,
author, and creative coach living in
Saint Paul. She recently published
her first book, Life With a Traumatic
Brain Injury: Finding the Road Back
to Normal.
About Our Tuesday Programs ...
The Tuesday Program is a Club
tradition to educate, inspire and
entertain our members and their
guests. Coffee and Tea are served
beforehand in the Lounge, followed
by a Guest Speaker in the Ballroom
at 11:00 am and Lunch in the Dining
Room at noon, with your choice of
Chef’s Entrée or Soup and Salad Buffet.
Come for any or all of the program.
Sign up at the Front Desk if you’d like
to dine at the Speakers’ Table.
The cost for Lunch is $18.00 plus tax
and service charge ($23.28, inclusive
of tax and service). Unless specified
otherwise in the Program description,
reservations are not necessary.
JUXTAPOSITION ARTS
“From the Vault: Contemporary Work,
2000 – Present”
January 12 – March 6, 2016
ARTIST RECEPTION: THURSDAY, JANUARY 14
5:30 – 7:00 pm • Appetizers and Cash Bar
Juxtaposition Arts (JXTA) is an
organization that utilizes art and design
to activate power in people, places and
profits. We infuse experiential education,
artistic expression and social enterprise
to engage and employ youth from the
Twin Cities. JXTA functions as a youth
education program, community &
cultural developer, and an art and design
agency located in the heart of North
Minneapolis.
a level of critical independent thinking
and self-motivation. The creative ability
that emerged out of Contemporary
Arts apprentices led to the production
of brilliant work that includes not
only traditional mediums, but also
performance and installation based
work, some of which is now a part of
both private and public collections.
Apprentices also have had the
opportunity to work on large and small
commissions which include the recent
completion of mural for the new offices
The Contemporary Art Lab is one of four of the Downtown Improvement District.
apprenticeship programs at Juxtaposition In 2015 Juxtaposition Arts celebrated
its 20th year of existence. In this time
Arts. The young people in this program
we have seen the number and scale of
are trained in creative practices that
JXTA projects grow and we are excited
cross a number of platforms including,
share this work with the Women’s Club
painting, sculpture, assemblage and
audience.
drawing. Being a studio artist demands
At JXTA, we combine our mission with
the market by allowing our artists to put
their creativity to work by providing
opportunities for them to contribute to
more equitable vibrant communities,
while also connecting them to the
region’s robust art and design industries.
Over its 20-year history, thousands of
youth and hundreds of local and national
artists have participated in and produced
JXTA’s core programs, products and
services.
Business Dinner Download — January & February
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27: Manners in the Workplace
Dawn Stebbing, Speaker
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24: Merging Generations
in the Workplace, a Panel Discussion
Dinner will be available à la carte from a limited menu, and will apply to a member’s
food minimum. The event is free to Club members; $20.00 for nonmembers.
Classes and Seminars presents ...
Classes and Seminars presents ...
The Annual Dinner Seminar
“FRANCE — Yesterday,
Today and Tomorrow”
OLLI Flicks on Wednesday:
Films of Billy Wilder
Martine Sauret, Ph.D. Guest Speaker
FRIDAY, JANUARY 22
5:30 pm Social
6:30 pm Dinner
7:30 pm Seminar
Six Wednesdays
January 27, February 3, 10, 17, 24
and March 2
9:30 am – 12:00 Noon
Billy Wilder was a Jewish, Polishborn filmmaker, who had abandoned
potential careers in law and journalism.
In 1934, he settled in the U.S., knowing
little English, but soon became a
formidable screenwriter and then an
extremely successful director, We
examine some of his films such as
“The Major and the Minor,” ”Sunset
Boulevard,” “Stalag 17” and “The
Apartment,” and see what ties them
together.
Jack Stuart, emeritus professor of
history, California State University,
Long Beach, leads the course.
No cost for members. There are 10 spots
open for Club members. Please register
online or through the Front Desk.
GUTHRIE BRUNCH WITH JOSEPH HAJ,
New Artistic Director of the Guthrie Theater
Come and learn about France, their
history, government, and more.
Our speaker is Martine Sauret, senior
lecturer at Macalester College. She
specializes in literatures of the fifteenth
and sixteenth century. Her work moves
to and from early modern France and
issues in theory and interpretation
of visual media. In 2014, Martine was
elected as a member of the Board of
Directors for the Alliance Francaise in
the Twin Cities. She regularly writes
articles for the journal. Reflets AATTF
(American Association of Teachers of
French). and is the translator at SIEFAR
(Societe Internationale pour I’Etude des
Fremmes de I’Achien Regime). She has
published in professional journals on
Renaissance Literature, early Modern
France and Franceophone Studies,
and has degrees from the Sorbonne,
The Langues Orientales, Paris, and the
University of Minnesota.
A wonderful dinner will be served
featuring the foods of France.
Menu
Chevre Chaud Salad
toasted goat cheese over baguette
served over mixed greens with
grape tomatoes, green olives and
dijon vinaigrette
Cassoulet Toulousian
braised white beans with mirepoix,
toulouse sausage and duck confit
topped with herbed bread crumbs
Classic Napoleon
$40.00
RSVP online or through the Front Desk.
Questions? Contact Terri Beleane at
[email protected] or 651-333-5932.
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Thank
You
so much
to the Board of Directors and the Membership
for your Generous Contributions to the Employee Holiday Fund
from the
Staff
The Woman’s Club
of
of
Minneapolis
The Woman’s Club and
Shapiro & Smith Dance to
Air on TPT, January 10
Tune in to TPT, Channel 2 on January
10 at 6:00 pm and/or 10:00 pm for “MN
Original,” featuring Club member Joanie
Smith and her dance company, Shapiro
& Smith Dance. You will recognize the
beautiful Woman’s Club, as part of the
segment was shot in and around our Club.
“MN Original” celebrates the Twin Cities’
creative community, and Shapiro &
Smith Dance is honored to be featured on
this upcoming segment and to share the
spotlight with the Woman’s Club!
— Erin Harney
Have photographs of Club events?
Send them to Molly Miller,
Communications Manager, at
[email protected]. We
welcome image submissions for the
Bulletin, the Yearbook, the (soon-tobe-brand-new) website, the Club’s
Facebook page and more!!
March
Bulletin Deadline:
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27
April
Bulletin Deadline:
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24
Please submit all Bulletin articles by
these dates to:
communications@
womansclub.org
The Writers
Do you feel lethargic during these
long, cold winter months? Our Chair,
Cathryn Olson, often stimulates our
writing by giving us a topic and 10
minutes to write. When the time is
up, I am surprised by how much I
have written and the latent ideas
which came forth.
Sometimes I apply the ten-minute
rule to tasks I can’t seem to get
done such as organizing the sweater
shelves in my closet. There is some
satisfaction in finding that gray
cashmere cardigan under a pile of
hurriedly-tossed garments I hadn’t
bothered to fold when I put them
away. “I thought I had left it some
place, and here it is!” That ten
minutes can turn into an hour of
organizing the rest of the closet.
Another day, I will put my spices in
alphabetical order; that really can be
done in 10 minutes.
Writing is what we are all about,
and nothing stimulates that activity
more than reading. After finishing a
novel, take 10 minutes to analyze how
the author kept you involved. How
did she organize her material? Go
back and read her descriptions, her
dialogues, and her characterizations.
When did you start empathizing
with the protagonist and thinking, “I
know how that feels.”? Perhaps you
will convince yourself that you can do
some significant writing. Sit down at
your computer or find that legal pad
and a pen. Start writing.
— Norma Thomson, Scribe
Save The Date
FASHION BLOOMS
A Woman’s Club Spring Fashion Show
APRIL 9, 2016
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Brunch, Vendor Marketplace, Raffles and Spring Fashion Show
Sponsorship opportunities available
For more information, please contact Kat Menaged at
[email protected]
Book Groups
MYSTERY BOOK GROUP
Meets the first Friday
of every month at 10:00
am. All are invited.
Friday, January 8
10:00 am
Saints of the Shadow
Bible by Ian Rankin
Friday, February 5
10:00 am
A Beautiful Place to Die by Malla Nunn
Friday, March 4
10:00 am
A Secret Place by Tana French
Questions? Contact Marilee DesLauriers
([email protected] or 612-825-3467).
READ AND RAP
Meets the third Friday of every month
at 10:00 am in the Alice Winter Room.
Join us for an interesting discussion on
a group chosen book. We welcome new
members and there are always a few
of us who continue discussing (not the
book) over lunch.
Friday, January 15
10:00 am
The Children’s Crusade by Ann Packer
Friday, February 19
10:00 am
H is for Hawk by Helen MacDonald
Friday, March 18
10:00 am
The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk
Kidd
Questions? Contact Mary Claire Schultz
([email protected] or
612-374-1961), or Terri McKeon
([email protected] or 612-865-3544).
EVENING READERS
Meets quarterly in the Alice Winter
Room. We welcome new members who
are unable to participate in other Book
Groups held during the day. Come early
and join us for dinner.
Wednesday, February 10
7:00 pm
Five Days at Memorial by Sheri Fink
(Memorial is a hospital in New Orleans
where staff and patients were cut off
by rising waters during Hurricane
Katrina. The author won a Pulitzer
Prize for her investigation.)
Questions? Contact Judy Lund
([email protected] or 612-871-8787).
Reservations are not needed for
Book Groups
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Dining Room
Schedule
SUNDAY
Brunch Buffet: 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
$27.95 adults
$12.50 children 10 and younger
Includes chef-carved meats and
complimentary champagne or wine
Open to nonmembers
Dinner: Club Closed
Board of Directors 2016
President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Vice President.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Secretary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Treasurer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Membership Chair. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Communications Liaison . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Community Outreach Liaison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Development Liaison. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Education Liaison. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Facilities Liaison. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Social Liaison. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Technology Advisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
At-Large Directors.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
No cancellations after noon, one
working day (Friday) in advance
of Brunch.
Kris Lynch
Joan Higinbotham
Lisa Kallemeyn
Carole Schmidt
Sandy Smalley-Fleming
Cathryn Olson
Roya Moltaji
Joan Higinbotham
Diane Henry
Bonnie McLellan
Ann Stone
Karen Myers,
Pam Pappas Stanoch,
Tara Pellett
Staff
MONDAY: Club Closed
TUESDAY
Breakfast: 7:30 – 10:00 am
Lunch: 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
Club Tuesday Lunch $18.00
À la carte dining also available
Dinner: 5:00 – 9:00 pm
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WEDNESDAY
Breakfast: 7:30 – 10:00 am
Lunch: 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
Dinner: 5:00 – 9:00 pm
THURSDAY
Breakfast: 7:30 – 10:00 am
Lunch: 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
Dinner: 5:00 – 9:00 pm
FRIDAY
Breakfast: 7:30 – 10:00 am
Lunch: 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
Dinner: 5:00 – 9:00 pm
SATURDAY
Breakfast: 9:00 – 11:00 am
Lunch: 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
Dinner: 5:00 – 9:00 pm
Bar Menu available all day
Call 612-813-5300 or email
[email protected]
to make a reservation.
Menu comments? Contact
Susan Sykes at [email protected]
Interim General Manager and
Executive Catering Director, Tim Welsh
612-813-5304
[email protected]
Catering Sales, Angie Palomo
612-813-5306
[email protected]
Guest and Information Services
Coordinator, Darren Shaw
612-813-5300
[email protected]
Executive Chef, Michael Abelson
612-813-5312
[email protected]
Dining and Catering Manager, Pattie Rhein
612-813-5310
[email protected]
Communications Manager, Molly Miller
612-813-5317
[email protected]
Bookkeeper, Janice Brandt
612-813-5324
[email protected]
Save the Date
Jazz in the Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wednesday, March 2
Breakfast Networking Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Thursday, March 10
Mystery Book Group Dinner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Friday, March 18
Business Dinner Download . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wednesday, March 30
May Bulletin Deadline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wednesday, March 30
Fashion Blooms: Spring Fashion Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Saturday, April 9
Dining Room Policies
• Children’s menus and menus without prices are available upon request.
• All prices are subject to tax and service charge. Exceptions will be clearly marked
“inclusive.”
• The service charge is the property of the Club, not the individual employee.
• Members will be charged the stated price unless cancellations are made by the stated
cancellation deadline. Refunds may be made under special circumstances at the
discretion of management.
• This is a gentle reminder that tasteful attire is expected of all members and guests in
our Dining Room.
Monday
27
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
29
28
30
Friday
31
3
11:00
Sunday
Brunch
10
11:00
Sunday
Brunch
17
11:00
Sunday
Brunch
24
4
5
11:00 Craft Work
in Guatemala
CLUB CLOSED
11
CLUB CLOSED
18
6
6:00 Jazz in the
Lounge with
Connie Evingson
25
10:00 Bridge-ORama
10:00 Mystery
Book
Group
8
9
14
10:00 Read and
Rap
15
16
21
5:30 Annual
Dinner
Seminar: France
22
23
12:00 Birthday
Lunch
13
7:30 Breakfast
Networking
Group
5:00 Member
Appreciation Social
5:30 Meet the Artists:
JXTA
11:00 Journey
from Somalia
19
5:30 Great
Decisions
20
5:00 Sandwich
Session for
the Dignity Center
11:00 A Pearl
Button Boom
26
9:30 OLLI Flicks
5:00 Business
Dinner
Download
MARCH BULLETIN
DEADLINE
27
28
CLUB CLOSED
CLUB CLOSED
31
2
7
12
Juxtaposition
Arts Gallery
Show opens
11:00 Women Who
Have Run for
President
5:30 M3 Dinner
1
CLUB CLOSED FOR
NEW YEAR’S DAY
Register for events online or by contacting the Front Desk:
[email protected] or 612-813-5300.
Events in blue are open to the public.
11:00
Sunday
Brunch
Saturday
29
11:00 Dr. Seuss
Baby Shower
for MVNA
January 2016
Sunday
30
31
1
11:00 Community
Supported Arts
2
9:30 OLLI Flicks
6:00 Jazz in the
Lounge with
Connie Evingson
11:00 Valentine’s
Day
5:30 M3 Dinner
9
9:30 OLLI Flicks
12:00 Birthday
Lunch
10
11:00 Comedy
& Inspiration
16
9:30 OLLI Flicks
5:30 Great
Decisions
17
18
11:00 Traumatic
Brain Injury
23
9:30 OLLI Flicks
5:00 Business
Dinner
Download
APRIL BULLETIN
DEADLINE
24
2
CLUB CLOSED
11:00
Sunday
Brunch
7
11:00
Sunday
Brunch
14
11:00
Sunday
Brunch
21
11:00
Sunday
Brunch
8
CLUB CLOSED
15
CLUB CLOSED
22
CLUB CLOSED
28
29
CLUB CLOSED
1
4
3
7:30 Breakfast
Networking
Group
10:00 Bridge-ORama
10:00 Mystery
Book
Group
11
5
12
6
5:30 A Valentine’s
Night in
Hawaii
13
19
20
25
26
27
3
4
5
10:00 Read and
Rap
February 2016
15
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PERMIT NO. 640
410 Oak Grove Street
Minneapolis, MN 55403-3294
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