A secret revolution in the stock market started in the 1970’s. Nobel Prize-winning economists and financial analysts knew of it. Today, more than 50 years later, some people still don’t know about this “revolution” that made making money as easy as buying a cup of coffee and as joyous as winning the lottery. Club member
Baltimore native Oletha DeVane is an accomplished multidisciplinary artist and educator. She will share her art with us and answer questions about her impressive career. Oletha’s compelling work is inspired by stories and characters she has encountered throughout her travels. She has spent a lifetime learning and creating art that illustrates the vast diversity of
Look forward to a lively conversation on philanthropy with Connie Imboden, president of the William G. Baker, Jr., Memorial Fund board of governors, and Melissa Warlow, director of the Baker Fund Grants Program.
Roar into the 1920’s with Colleen Webster’s marvelous portrayal of author, poet and satirist Dorothy Parker. Colleen reads Parker’s poems, examines her role in progressive politics, and follows her extensive travels throughout the United States. Follow the trials and triumphs of this witty and fascinating American woman.
$80 per person. Mark your calendars! Our annual wine dinner, hosted by Peter Wood, is scheduled for Sunday, April 14. Stay tuned for more details as we get closer to the date.
Leo Wise, lead federal prosecutor in the case against Baltimore’s rogue Gun Trace Task Force, gives us an inside look into the investigation and prosecution of this abusive band of corrupt cops. Leo Wise’s book, Who Speaks for You? is the January 5 book selection for our Friday Book Club.
Respected environmentalist, beekeeper and local advocate Devra Kitterman speaks out about the benefits to nature and man of creating an environmentally friendly landscape for our wildlife and pollinators. Her philosophy and personal knowledge make her a sought-after speaker at schools, libraries and non-profits. Devra’s message is an important one; she urges us to recognize our shared
Please join us in honoring our treasured fifty-year members, who will gather for a special luncheon in the library. This is a great opportunity to thank these respected women for their devotion to the Club and to hear from them about our storied past.
Cheryl Marocco, Carrie Jarmer and Susan Jones share information every member needs to know about the Club's financial picture and engagement. Alice Morris joins the discussion to introduce two recent members and talk about membership goals.
Biographer and historian Sally Bedell Smith offers us an intimate portrait of the parents of Queen Elizabeth II. Theirs is a little-known love story that became a remarkable partnership. Sally will explain George VI and Elizabeth’s historical importance as King and Queen, not only in saving the monarchy after the abdication of King Edward VIII, but
Catered by donations from members, this is a free event and a Club favorite. No other event has as many enthusiastic contributors and volunteers! Outside guests are welcome. Please consider inviting a friend or potential new member.