FRENCH QUARTER FEST MIX IT UP TRIPLE ... - the Center Club

Howard B. Miller
President of the Board of Governors
BOARD OF GOvERNORS
Howard B. Miller
President
Saul Ewing, LLP
GARY L. ATTMAN
FutureCare Health and Management
Corporation
TANESHA A. BOLDIN
PNC Bank
FRANK C. BONAVENTURE
Ober, Kaler, Grimes & Shriver
THOMAS F. BRADY
PHYLLIS B. BROTMAN
Board Member Emeritus
Image Dynamics
MARTIN A. BRUTSCHER
McBee & Associates, Inc.
ROGER L. CALVERT
DR. ROBERT L. CARET
Towson University
ROBERT A. CHRENCIK
University of Maryland Medical System
FROM THE PRESIDENT
With your help, our Club can be even more successful! Our private party and banquet facilities are
available for your family and business use. We can handle a small dinner party for 12 in our Wine Room
or a 400 person cocktail party, and everything in between. The new Federal Hill Room with its view
of the Harbor is a marvelous way to entertain up to 32 friends or business associates.
Our prices are more competitive than the major hotels and country clubs (generally 20% to 30%
less because the Club is not saddled with a big staff) and parking is free in the building after 5:00 p.m.
Therefore, if you are planning on having 30 people for a rehearsal dinner, 80 people for a 50th anniversary
party, 220 for a wedding/dinner dance, a mammoth size cocktail party, Sweet 16, Bar or Bat Mitzvah,
class reunion, or a civic/charitable event, the Club can provide the best facilities, service and food in town.
As a member, you are permitted to host a private function for a non-member friend, relative or your business.
We pass on to them the same wonderful prices and service as we give you. It is a win/win for all of us if we
use our facilities rather than letting them sit dark.
Think of us especially for charitable/civic events, business meetings and retreats. A lot of these events are
held mid week, and again we can save you or your organization up to 30% on a splendid affair. You will be
doing yourself or the organization a favor and helping the Club at the same time.
See you at the Club!!
Howard B. Miller | Center Club President
DAVID DALTON
Health Resources
DAVID C. DEGER, CPA
Vice President & Treasurer
JOHN H. DENICK
John H. Denick & Associates, P.A.
JOHN D. DINKEL
Baltimore Business Journal
CYNTHIA EGAN
T. Rowe Price
RICHARD E. HUG
Hug Enterprises, Inc.
DONALD P. HUTCHINSON
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore
ALVIN D. KATZ
KatzAbosch
DR. KARYL B. LEGGIO
Loyola University Maryland
RICHARD E. LEVINE
DLA Piper US LLP
JULIE MERCER
American Red Cross
PATRICIA J. MITCHELL
IBM
DAVID H. NEVINS
Nevins & Associates
BONNIE L. PHIPPS
St. Agnes Hospital
WILLIAM T. RILEY, JR., CPA
Reznick Group
THEO C. RODGERS
A & R Development Corp.
HENRY A. ROSENBERG, JR.
Board Member Emeritus
Rosemore, Inc.
DR. SAMUEL L. ROSS
Bon Secours Baltimore Health System
THOMAS SCHWEIZER, JR.
Brown Advisory
BONNIE B. STEIN
PNC Bank
JOSEPH A. SULLIVAN
Legg Mason
WILLIAM J. TOOMEY, II
BB&T
OTIS WARREN, JR.
Board Member Emeritus
Otis Warren & Co.
PAST PRESIDENTS
Clarence Miles 1962-1964
Jospeh Meyerhoff 1964-1974
Williford Gragg 1974-1979
L. Patrick Deering 1979-1982
Larry P. Scriggins 1982-1987
Alvin S. Wolpoff 1987-1993
George V. McGowan 1993-2003
Phyllis B. Brotman 2003-2007
THE NEW & GREEN WAy TO
NAvIGATE CHARM CITy
Offering complimentary parking after 5 p.m. is certainly one way,
but for those downtown during the day, driving through the city can
get a little hectic. We recently hopped on the new Orange Route of
the Charm City Circulator one block from The Center Club to see just
how easy it is to get around town while avoiding traffic congestion
and parking costs.
From the Inner Harbor stop (#220), it took just 7 minutes to get to
Harbor East. Getting from Harbor East along Lombard Street to the
Hanover Stop (#204) located just ½ a block from The Center Club
took 12 minutes. For those at the University of Maryland and the
BioPark, the roundtrip was just under 15 minutes. What makes the
CHANGES AT 100 LIGHT STREET
100 Light Street is under renovation of both the lobby and outdoor
plaza. The changes to the lobby include incorporation of social seating
areas with new furniture, security desks and elevator design. The lobby
glass will be replaced with a high-energy performance glazing and
entry canopy. The former glass will be reused as illuminated frosted
signage in the plaza along Light Street.
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WHAT’S NEW
Circulator effective is a dependable ride every 10 minutes. You can
even go online to www.charmcitycirculator.com and see when the
next bus will arrive via a GPS-based system. Many of the stops also
have screens updating arrival times and soon you’ll have the ability
to sign up for text alerts. And with a dedicated transit lane, you’ll
beat the regular traffic.
According to the Downtown Partnership, the Circulator is
accommodating a higher than anticipated number of riders. In
addition, the Purple Route (Penn Station through Federal Hill) and
the Green Route (City Hall, Fells Point, through Johns Hopkins) are
on schedule to be rolled out by summer.
The former stone plaza will be converted to a lush green space by
incorporating planters, trees, lawn, trellises, dining and seating areas,
and bike racks. Additionally, the “benches” that were removed from
the exterior façade will be reused in the new design as planter walls.
The Grand Opening for the Light Street lobby and plaza is scheduled
for June 10. At that point, construction on the Charles Street lobby
and plaza will begin.
Enjoy a
longer lunch.
Lunch at The Center Club can be a little more relaxing
when your offices are right here at 100 Light Street.
The plaza is becoming an oasis of lush green space. There’s a beautiful
new lobby, fi tness center, convenient parking garage and the views of
Baltimore’s vibrant Inner Harbor are better than ever with the upgrade
to the exterior façade. 100 Light Street is the center of Baltimore and
the center for business. Suites available from 2,000 square feet and up.
100LIGHTSTREET.COM
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