Engineering a tea party

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The Engineers Club, which bills itself as Baltimore?s Club for Professionals, has been around for 102 years and has been the scene of a century?s worth of weddings, receptions and parties, both large and small. Recently, the Women?s Auxiliary at the club held a tea party to raise funds for the restoration of its home, the Garrett-Jacobs Mansion in Mount Vernon.

The Women?s Club was founded in 1961 to promote fellowship through social, educational and civic interest, and like all good things it has stood up to the test of time.

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