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Detroit Athletic club March 2013 Mother Daughter Party & Easter Day

Preview Mother Daughter Party Saturday, April 27 Mothers, daughters, grandmothers, granddaughters and friends, take part in a DAC tradition. Begin with a family portrait then try arts and crafts, face painting and more. Also enjoy a delicious lunch followed by mini beauty makeovers. 10:30 a.m. Portrait Photographer and Activities 11:30 a.m. Lunch, 12:30 p.m. Mini makeovers Cost: $45/Adult, $30/Child age 4-11, $10/Child age 3 and under Attire: Professional Business Father Daughter Party Saturday, March 23 Celebrating 69 years of tradition Enjoy father-daughter portraits, a special gift for daughters, DAC house made chicken pot pie and music by DJ Robert Taylor. The Easter Bunny will lead guests into the Main Dining Room for a delicious lunch and live, comical entertainment for guests of all ages. The Fourth Floor will host tropical getaway with an obstacle course, interactive carnival games and themed prizes. 10 a.m. Portrait Photographer (Reading Room and Dancing (Georgian Room) Noon Lunch and Show (Main Dining Room) 10 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. Bowling Cost: $30/Adult or Child age 4-11 $10.50/Child age 3 and under; Attire: Coat & Tie Call Kate Kesner to reserve bowling times at (313) 442-1008. Honorary Chairman John Prost Music Hall presents The Cross and the Light Get ready for a unique experience this spring as the Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts presents The Cross and the Light, an epic theatrical experience and deeply moving musical journey through Christ s Passion, death and resurrection. This performance will be offered March 24-31. Tickets range in price from $35-100 and are available at the Music Hall (313) 887-8501. what s happening around the Club Beavers Blackballers Ladies Party Friday, March 15 New date, new time, awesome band! DAC Easter Buffet Sunday, March 31 Enjoy an elegant Easter celebration at the DAC featuring special guest Peter Cottontail and his live barnyard buddies. Seatings at: 11 a.m., noon, 1 p.m., 2 p.m., 3:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Cost: $43/Adult, $24/Child age 4-11 $7/Child age 3 and under; Attire: Coat & Tie The Beavers and Blackballers host their annual party. Make your reservations early for this black tie optional event featuring music by Fifty Amp Fuse. 7 p.m. Cocktails and Hors d oeuvres, 8 p.m. Dinner 9 p.m. Dessert and Dancing $155/Couple, $120/Intermediate couple $40 surcharge for non Beaver/Blackballer couple Reserve online or call Rob Barr at (313) 442-1046. Prospective Member Cocktail Reception Thursday, March 14; April 11 from 6-8 p.m. Someone you know is waiting to join the DAC. Share the beauty of the DAC. Invite a Prospective Member to tour the Club. Reservations are required. Please contact the Membership Office at (313) 442-1018 or katherinel@thedac.com. Kahn Exhibit features DAC A new exhibit in our Third Floor Art Gallery features more than 19 architectural drawings and photographs focused on Albert Kahn and his design of the DAC Clubhouse. Hors d oeuvres and member chit bar along with a special lecture by Allen Cobb, a Kahn authority, is planned for Wednesday, March 20 at 5:30 p.m. to highlight Albert Kahn and his architectural triumphs. Cost: $25/Person; For reservations, please contact Catering at (313) 442-1069 or at thedac.com. S 2 To make reservations at any time, please visit www.thedac.com or contact Catering & Special Events at (313) 442-1069. Prices in Preview do not include 6% sales tax or 20% service charge. All prices are per person unless otherwise noted. Information is subject to change. S = Singles mixer tables available Preview, Detroit Athletic Club (USPS# 024-085) is published monthly by the Detroit Athletic Club, 241 Madison Avenue, Preview is produced and printed by the DAC News office. Information is Detroit, MI 48226. Periodicals postage paid at Detroit, MI and additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: Preview, Detroit Athletic Club, provided by various departments at the DAC. On the cover: DAC families enjoy the 2012 Mother Daughter Party. 241 Madison Avenue, Detroit, MI 48226. Telephone (313) 442-1035. Copyright by the Detroit Athletic Club 2013 The Detroit Athletic Club and DAC are registered trademarks of the Detroit Athletic Club. All rights reserved.

Second Annual YAC Bash Saturday, March 9 from 1:30-4 p.m. Join the Youth Activities Club (YAC) for an afternoon of pool games and races, caricature art, bounce house fun, popcorn and prizes. The event will be held in the DAC Pool and Gymnasium. 1:30 p.m. Activities in Gym, 2 p.m. Pool Games Cost: $5/Youth age 3-16 Celebrate Beethoven 2013 Culture Series Celebrate the life and work of Beethoven with a series of special programs. March 14 The Life and Times of Beethoven, Frederick Amrine, University of Michigan March 21 Fidelio Opera, David DiChiera, Michigan Opera Theatre 5:30 p.m. Registration and Hors d oeuvres (Cocktails by Subscription), 6:30 p.m. Presentation Cost: $30/Person; Attire: Coat & Tie DAC Executives Club Hosts First Ever Lifetime Achievement Award for a DAC Member Dr. DiChiera Tuesday, March 19 Make reservations for the first ever Executives Club Lifetime Achievement Award black tie dinner honoring 39-year DAC member Dr. David DiChiera, founder and president of the Michigan Opera Theatre and recipient of many local and national awards. Cost: $175/Person (inclusive); Contact Beth Laskowski S in Catering at bethl@thedac.com or (313) 442-1068. DAC Athletic Awards Monday, May 13 Sponsored by the DAC Foundation Enjoy a strolling hors d oeuvres dinner reception with nominees for Michigan High School and College Athletes of the Year. Enjoy the DAC Athletic Awards program to be filmed in the Main Dining Room, mingling, desserts, after-dinner drinks and coffee. Cost: $50/Adult, $25/Student; Attire: Coat & Tie S Disney s The Lion King Lunch and Show Saturday, March 2 Take part in the Circle of Life at Broadway s landmark musical, Disney s The Lion King. Marvel at the breathtaking spectacle of animals brought to life on stage. Begin with a delicious lunch created by Executive Chef Kevin Brennan then journey to the Detroit Opera House for the unforgettable show. 11:45 a.m. Lunch at the DAC, 2 p.m. Performance Cost: $119/Adult; $104/Child age 11 and under (including lunch and premium ticket) Attire: Coat & Tie Tax and service charge on food and beverage only Outside event cancellation policy Sponsored by the Ladies Activities Committee Limited Space Remains Mexicantown Tour and Lunch Thursday, May 9 Take a behind the scenes look at Detroit s Mexicantown. Take a bus and walking tour, view outdoor mosaics by local artists, visit specialty markets, galleries, boutiques and sample unique Mexican cuisine. Also learn fun facts and history. Return to the DAC for a buffet luncheon fiesta prepared by Executive Chef Kevin Brennan. 8:45 a.m. Registration at the DAC 9 a.m. Depart for Mexicantown, 12:30 p.m. Lunch at the DAC Cost: $75/Adult (including transportation, tour and lunch) Attire: Business Casual (no denim) One week cancellation policy Sponsored by the Ladies Activities Committee Past President s Ball Honoring Richard D. DiBartolomeo DAC s 95th President Saturday, May 4 at 6:30 p.m. Sold Out Wait List Available Join fellow DAC members and guests in honoring our immediate past President Richard D. DiBartolomeo. Enjoy hors d oeuvres and compli mentary cocktails, followed by a gourmet dinner and dancing in the magnificent Main Dining Room. Overnight guest rooms available at discount weekend rate of $140 including turndown service. Cost: $98; Attire: Black Tie 3

Preview DAC ExECutivEs Club Friday, March 1 Presenting DAC President Michael F. Ottaway 11:30 a.m. Networking Noon Luncheon $15/Executive Club Member $20/Non Exec. Club Member Reserve at (313) 442-1018 April 12 Robert Bury, Detroit Historical Society Exec. Director & CEO DAC literary Club Friday, March 15 and April 19 at Noon Book: The Code of the Woosters by P.G. Wodehouse Reserve with lunch selection through Membership at (313) 442-1018 or katherinel@thedac.com. ladies ACtivitiEs CAlEnDAr March 2 Lion King Lunch and Show April 27 Mother Daughter Party May 9 Mexicantown Tour June 6 Detroit Historical Museum and Hitsville Tour July 10 Ladies Night Out First tuesday Group March 5 and April 2 Cocktails begin at 5:30 p.m. Contact Teresa Raniszeski at (313) 442-1005 for details. intermediates CAlEnDAr March 8 Bowling Night March 11 Council Meeting April 8 Council Meeting business roundtables March 12 Roundtables 4 To join Business Roundtables, contact Jane Juszczyk at janej@thedac.com what s happening around the Club Tigers Opening Day Friday, April 5 Head to the Stadium Pavilion (weather permitting) for cocktails at 10 a.m. followed by a Major League Buffet at 11 a.m. Also enjoy live entertainment, peanuts, Cracker Jacks and more. Cost: $35/Adult, $15/Child age 4-11 (not including Tigers tickets) Attire: Tailgate Casual (denim permitted) Celebrity Chefs Dinner Friday, April 12 at 6:30 p.m. The DAC hosts the Community Living Center s Celebrity Chefs Dinner where each participating chef was selected by Master Chef Milos to represent the best of Michigan culinary talent. Enjoy hors d oeuvres and a gourmet five course meal prepared by participating chefs. Cost: $150/Person; Attire: Coat & Tie One week cancellation policy Spring Wine Tasting Friday, May 31 from 7:30-9:30 p.m. It s time again for this elegant, annual event featuring live music. Enjoy a wide selection of fine wines and assorted hors d oeuvres. Cost: $35/Intermediate and guests, $40/Resident and guests; Attire: Coat & Tie 48 hour cancellation policy Sponsored by the Intermediates Council S Single Malt Society Tasting Wednesday, March 20 Join the Single Malt Society for complimentary hors d oeuvres and drinks per subscription in the Reading Room. A guest speaker will discuss featured malt for the evening. The Grill Room will offer 15 percent off food and beverage that evening. Join the DAC Single Malt Society by calling Jerry Cremin at (313) 442-1052. 6 p.m. Complimentary Hors d oeuvres, Cocktails per subscription 6:45 p.m. Single Malt Tasting in the Reading Room Cost: $20/Society Member, $25/Non-Society Member (includes hors d oeuvres and tasting) Attire: Coat & Tie Youth Bowling Leagues Remaining sessions: March 2, 9 Choose one of two fun, non competitive leagues or a competitive Youth Champions League. Non competitive leagues meet at 9:15 a.m. and 1:15 p.m. to play with and without bumpers. Competitive league meets at 11:15 a.m. and plays without bumpers. Shoes, balls and prizes provided. Youth Championship and YAC Bash Day is March 9. Space is limited. Register with Tom Reaume at (313) 442-1003 or thedac.com. S

Progressive Cigar Night Dinner Thursday, May 2 at 6 p.m. Featuring Manuel Quesada from Fonseca Label Enjoy a great night of fine cigars and exclusive raffle prizes. Cut your first cigar at the Club, then stroll to La Casa de la Habana (located less than one block away) for cocktails, hors d oeuvres and the first smoke. Return to the Club for an exceptional meal and wine pairing. Cordials available by subscription. Limited seating. Cost: $150/Person (includes five featured label cigars) Attire: Black Tie Optional S Two Week Cancellation Policy Chairmen: Tony Magdowski, Frank Mamat, John Boyle and George Ghazal Mother s Day Brunch Sunday, May 12 Invite the special women in your life to a DAC tradition offering a splendid buffet with all the trimmings. A musical trio will perform and Fox Studios will take photographs to capture this special moment with mom. Make this the occasion to tell her thank you. Seatings at: 11 a.m., Noon, 1 p.m., 2 p.m., 3:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Cost: $42/Adult, $23/Child age 4-11; Attire: Coat & Tie DSO performs at Carnegie Hall Thursday, May 9 - Friday, May 10 For the first time in 17 years, and for the first time ever with Leonard Slatkin, the DSO will be the first orchestra ever to perform two programs at the Spring for Music Festival in New York. On May 10 Slatkin will conduct all four of Charles Ives symphonies in one evening for the first time ever in Carnegie Hall history. Two special Patron Tour Packages begin at $275. For more information, call the Max M. Fisher Music Center at (313) 576-5100 or email carnegiehall@dso.org. Sold Out Wait List Available Joseph Phelps International Wine Dinner Friday, March 1 at 6:30 p.m. The DAC Wine Society presents a dinner featuring outstanding wines of Joseph Phelps. Enjoy tasting the brand s flagship wine Insignia. DAC Executive Chef Kevin Brennan will prepare culinary masterpieces to pair with wines that evening. Reservations limited to parties of two. Cost: $150/Person; Attire: Coat & Tie Two week cancellation policy Red Wings Shuttle Service Grill, Tap and Abbey accept Credit Cards The use of credit cards (Visa, MasterCard and American Express) is now permitted in the Grill, Tap and Abbey. Members or guests can now pay by credit card or easily split a check. Please remember, guests must always be accompanied by a member. Please inform your server in advance if you intend to use a credit card. DAC Grill Room Breakfast Monday~ Friday 7-9:30 a.m. Saturday & Sunday 7-11 a.m. Continental & Omelets Lunch Monday ~ Friday 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Café Menu Monday ~ Friday 2-4 p.m. Dinner Tuesday ~Saturday 5:30-10 p.m. Hours of Operation Abbey Lunch Monday ~ Friday 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Dinner Monday ~Friday 5:30-9 p.m. Ladies Locker Room Monday~ Friday 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Isle of Yap Monday~ Friday 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Grill Room Complimentary shuttle transportation is now available to diners in the DAC Grill, Abbey and Tap before all Red Wings evening home games (Monday through Saturday). Shuttle runs one hour before game time until one hour after the game. Service is not available for Saturday afternoon or Sunday games. Dress code applies in DAC dining areas including a collared shirt for men wearing a sports jersey. St. Patrick s Weekend in the Grill and Tap Room In the Grill Room, Executive Chef Kevin Brennan plays to his Irish roots on March 16 with a $50 five course prix fixe menu. Enjoy Gaelic recipes including Charlestown Irish Bacon and Cabbage Soup, Rathmore Guinness Lamb Shanks and Kenmare (broiled Ocean Trout and Periwinkles) along with good company and warm Irish hospitality. Céad Mile Fáilte! Reserve with the Grill Room at (313) 442-1004. Prices not inclusive of tax and service charge. In the Tap Room on March 15-16, enjoy complimentary signature Irish nachos with the purchase of a pint of Guinness or Irish whiskey! Limit one order per two guests. Not to be combined with additional offers. Available in the Tap Bar only. Tap Room Café Menu Monday~Friday 11:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday 5:30-9 p.m. Bar Service Monday~ Friday 11:30 a.m.-midnight Saturday 5 p.m.-midnight Happy Hour Monday ~ Friday 5-7 p.m. 5

Preview what s happening around the Club Beavers March speakers Spinning (45 min. class) 6 a.m. Tuesday, Thursday & Friday Noon Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday 6 p.m. Monday & Wednesday Yoga (1 hr. class) 6:30 a.m. Monday, Wednesday & Friday 6 a.m. Tuesday & Thursday 8:45 a.m. Saturday Step aerobics (1 hr. class) 6:45 a.m. Monday, Wednesday & Friday gut busters (20 min. class) 6:45 a.m. Monday, Wednesday & Friday tnt (tight-n-tone) (1 hr. class) 9 a.m. Tuesday & Thursday Fit (45 min. class) 9 a.m. Friday gentle Yoga (1 hr. class) 10 a.m. Tuesday & Thursday mat pilates (1 hr. class) 10 a.m. Monday, Wednesday & Friday Xtreme Fit (45 min. class) 6 p.m. Monday agility thrill (45 min. class) 6 p.m. Tuesday martial cardio camp (45 min. class) 6 p.m. Wednesday power Yoga (1 hr. class) 6 p.m. Thursday tgif (45 min. class) 6 p.m. Friday FrEE ClAssEs After a trip to Costa Rica, Beavers host their next lunch on March 14 with speaker Mark Dantonio, MSU head football coach. Reservations Required. Events open to all Beavers and their guests. Temporary $15 Beaver membership for DAC members. Championship Night is March 21 with a Beavers only dinner. Reservations required. Noon Basketbrawl, 12:30-1 p.m. Cocktails and Lunch, 1-1:45 p.m. Program Attire: Business Casual Curling with the Fitness Club Saturday, March 16 from 2-4 p.m. Sign up for fun at the Detroit Curling Club in Ferndale. Limited space available. Cost: $25/Fitness Club member $30/Non-Fitness Club member (includes lesson, play and pizza) Racquetball Club Championships Beginning Monday, April 1 Enter the Club Championships in either the A or B division. All matches will be best of three games in a knock-out draw format, with no consolation. The finals of both categories are scheduled for May 2, also the night of the awards dividend. Registration deadline is March 26. For more information, contact Mick Joint at mickj@thedac.com or (313) 442-1042. DAC Ironman Friday, March 1 - Sunday, March 31 Are you up to the challenge? Reach over 140 miles in 31 days by swimming 2.4, biking 112 and running 26.2. Finishers will receive a DAC Ironman shirt. Sign up and record progress in the Fitness Center or call Tony Stanza at (313) 442-1022. Tranquility Spa It s a great time to schedule a body exfoliation treatment! Increase cell vitality and replenish moisture to dry skin. Ultimate Fortifying Body Polish Detoxifies, nourishes and softens skin with nutrient-rich blue-green sea algae (45 min. $80) 6 Zumba (1 hr. class) 10 a.m. Saturday BOOT CAMP Noon Monday, Wednesday & Friday 1 hr. class $18/class or $180/month To book your appointment at Tranquility Spa call (313) 442-1062 or visit thedac.com Exhilarating Body Polish This special exfoliate is richly hydrating and gives your skin a healthy glow (45 min. $65)

Bowlers St. Patrick s Day Open House Saturday, March 16 with Squads at 9:30 a.m. or 1 p.m. Sign up now to be a part of the Doubles competition. Enjoy coffee, pastries and juice in the morning followed by a traditional Abbey buffet from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Shamrock shakes made with Jameson Irish Whiskey will be available at the Abbey bar. Cost: $50/Person; Register through the Bowling Center at (313) 442-1003. Blackballers Third Dividend Wednesday, March 20 The doubles Handball and Squash Club Championships, and the Basketball Commissioners Skillz Challenge, will be held on March 20 during the Blackballers Third Dividend. Be sure to stop by and cheer on your favorite team. Handball Club Championships Singles begin on Monday, April 1 Categories are Open, B, Golden Masters and Super Masters. Players must register as a team. All matches best of three, no consolation draw. Finals will be on May 2 (Championship Night). Sign up with Rob Barr at robb@ thedac.com or at (313) 442-1046. Squash Doubles Club Championships Starting Monday, March 11 for B and C draw Get ready for the most competitive field in years. Categories are A, B and C. A Draw finals are on March 20 (also the Third Dividend). B and C finals are on April 17. Players must register as a team. All matches best of five games, no consolation draw. Registration deadline is March 6 for B and C draw. For more information or to sign up, contact Mick Joint at mickj@thedac.com or (313) 442-1042. Squash Singles Club Championships Beginning Monday, April 1 Prove yourself in DAC Squash. Categories are 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0 and Open. All matches will be best of five games, no consolation draw. The finals across categories are on May 2, also the night of the awards dividend. Registration deadline is March 25. For more information, contact Mick Joint at mickj@thedac.com or (313) 442-1042. Pro Squash Tournament Friday, May 3 - Sunday, May 5 Don t miss the World Squash Championship taking place at the DAC. Top eight players of the Pro Squash Tour 2011-2012 season will compete for the number one place. Tickets are limited. To reserve yours, contact Mick Joint at mickj@thedac.com or (313) 442-1042. Squash Championship Contender Training Complete this four week training and conditioning program to prepare for the Squash championships or move your regular matches up the ladder. DAC personal trainer Sam Felix will improve your speed, coordination, lateral quickness and agility. Sign up by calling (313) 442-1022. Beavers March 3-10 Beaver Trip March 14 Basketbrawl/Lunch March 15 Beavers Blackballers Ladies Party March 21 Championship Night Athletics Calendar Blackballers March 15 Beavers Blackballers Ladies Party March 20 Dbls. Handball & Squash Club Champs April 1 Handball Singles Club Championships April 1 Racquetball Club Championships April 1 Squash Singles Club Championships April 18 NACAD Tournament (TX) Begins April 20 Squash Border Challenge at DAC Bowlers March 16 St. Patrick s Day Open House March 23 Mixed League Championships & Banquet April 8 League Roll-Offs Begin April 26 Championship Friday Youth Activities Club March 9 YAC Bash Fitness Club March 1 DAC Ironman Begins March 16 Curling Golf Expert Available Exclusively to DAC Members Fridays from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Improve your game with WDIV Channel 4 s metro Detroit golf expert Bob Krause. DAC members can now enjoy his expertise with customized golf instruction at the Club. Reserve a session with Bob at (941) 773-1339. 7

Detroit Athletic Club 241 Madison Ave. Detroit MI 48226 (313) 963-9200 Preview what s happening around the Club March 1 Friday DAC Ironman Begins 1 Friday Executives Club 1 Friday International Wine Dinner 2 Saturday Lion King Lunch and Show 2 Saturday Youth Bowling Leagues 3 Sunday Beavers Trip Begins 5 Tuesday First Tuesday 7 Thursday Ballroom Dancing 8 Friday Intermediates Bowling Night 9 Saturday Youth Bowling Leagues 9 Saturday Second Annual YAC Bash 11 Monday Intermediates Council Meeting 12 Tuesday Business Roundtables 14 Thursday Beethoven Culture Series 14 Thursday Beavers Lunch 14 Thursday Prospective Member Reception 14 Thursday Ballroom Dancing 15 Friday Literary Club 15 Friday Beavers Blackballers Ladies Party 16 Saturday St. Patrick s Day Dinner in the Grill 16 Saturday Fitness Club Curling 16 Saturday Bowlers St. Patrick s Dbls./Open House 17 Sunday St. Patrick s Day 19 Tuesday Lifetime Achievement Award 20 Wednesday Dbls. Handball and Squash Club Champs 20 Wednesday Single Malt Society Tasting 20 Wednesday Albert Kahn Lecture 21 Thursday Beethoven Culture Series 21 Thursday Beavers Championship Night 23 Saturday Father Daughter Party 23 Saturday Bowlers Mixed League Championship 31 Sunday Easter Buffet April 1 Monday Racquetball Club Championships 1 Monday Handball Singles Club Championships 1 Monday Squash Singles Club Championships 2 Tuesday First Tuesday 5 Friday Tigers Opening Day 8 Monday Bowlers League Roll-Offs Begin 8 Monday Intermediates Council Meeting 11 Thursday Prospective Member Reception 12 Friday Celebrity Chefs Dinner 12 Friday Executives Club 18 Thursday NACAD Basketball Tourney Begins 19 Friday Literary Club 20 Saturday Squash Border Challenge 26 Friday Bowlers Championship Friday 27 Saturday Mother Daughter Party Save the date Monday, June 3 3Bs Golf Outing Tuesday, July 9 Old Club Outing August 4-5 Up North Party Thursday, June 6 Detroit Historical Society and Hitsville Tour and Lunch Wednesday, July 10 Ladies Night Out