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# HOUSE RULES

## 1. Hours

Access to the Club premises is available from 7:30 a.m. to midnight, Monday through Friday, and 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. on Saturdays.

## 2. Breakfast

Breakfast will be served daily in the Grille Room and such other rooms as the Board of Governors shall from time to time designate from 7:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., except Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays.

## 3. Luncheon

Luncheon will be served daily in the Regency Room and the Grille Room and such other rooms as the Board of Governors shall from time to time designate from 12:00 noon to 2:30 p.m., except Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays.

## 4. Dinner

Dinner will be served from 7:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday, in the Regency Room and from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. in the Grille Room and such other rooms as the Board of Governors shall from time to time designate.

## 5. Special Occasions

Breakfast, luncheon and dinner will not be served on Sundays or Holidays except on such special occasions as shall be designated from time to time by the Board of Governors.

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**6. Bar**

The Hunt Room bar is open from 12:00 noon to midnight Monday through Friday, and from 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. on Saturdays.

**7. Club Office**

The Club office is open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.

**8. Dress**

Gentlemen are required to wear lapel jackets and ties at all times. Women may wear dress suits and dress slacks and should not wear casual pants.

**9. Pets**

Under no circumstances should pets be brought to the Club.

**10. Club Property**

No member, guest, visitor or family member shall take any article belonging to the Club from the Club premises, or remove from the library any book, pamphlet or newspaper, or mutilate or destroy the same. Members are liable for property damaged or destroyed by themselves or their guests, visitors or family members.

**11. Club Employees**

No member of the Club shall be permitted to send any employee out of the Club premises for any purpose, or to call upon him or her for any service which takes him or her away from his or her duties in the Club, nor shall any

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employee be reprimanded by a member. Any
complaints should be directed to the Club's
Managing Director.

12. Valet Parking

A member may have the cost of parking
automobiles for himself, herself, or guests,
visitors or family members in the Murdock
Plaza Garage charged to his or her monthly bill
by accepting Club validation of the parking
ticket or tickets. Parking at breakfast and lunch
(for up to three hours) is $1.50; parking for
dinner is $1.50.

13. Badges

The wearing of convention badges, or other
means of identification by members or
member's guests, visitors or family members in
the public areas of the Club is prohibited.

14. Gratuities

Whether gratuities are paid, and in what
amount, is determinable in the sole discretion
of the member.

15. Cash Transactions

There shall be no cash transactions whatsoever
throughout the Club.

16. Private Parties

Members sponsoring guests and/or private
parties within the Club must be present in
person. Arrangements for use of the private
dining rooms for breakfasts, luncheons, meet-
ings and dinners may be made with the Club's
Managing Director.

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DALY, Dr. Anthony F., Jr.

DANIELSON, Lee

DART, Justin

DAVENPORT, Dr. Donald J.

DAVIS, Joe E.

DAVIS, Richard C.

DAVIS, Dr. Richard M.

DAVIS, Mrs. W. Thomas

DAVIS, William Lloyd

DAY, Robert A., Jr.

De CASTRO, Hugo D.

DEDONA, Francis A.

de KRASSEL, Peter

de LAITTRE, Mrs. Lee

del JUNCO, Dr. Tirso

DeMOTTO, Benjamin A.

DENNEY, Corwin D.

DENNEY, K. Duane

DERBYSHIRE, Harry S.

DEUTCH, Irwin Jay

DEUTSCH, Mrs. Armand S.

DICKERSON, Dr. Donald E.

DIEBALL, John A.

DIENER, Royce

DIGANGE, Joseph J.

DiIULLO, Stephen C.

DILLON, John

DISNEY, Mrs. Lillian

DODGE, Dr. Henry W., Jr.

DOHENY, Patrick A.

DOHENY, Timothy Michael

DONOHUE, Daniel J.

DORGAN, J. J.

DOUMANI, Roy

DUDLEY, John Henry

DUITCH, Dennis

DUMKE, Glenn S.

DUNITZ, Sydney J.

EAMER, Richard K.

EASTON, James L.

EBEY, John

EHRHART, Dr. Kevin M.

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SANDS, Fred C.
SANDS, Leonard S.
SARFATTI, Alain M.
SARNO, Anthony C.
SAVAGE, Edward J.
SCHAEFER, Jim W.
SCHARFFENBERGER, Geo T.
SCHEID, Alfred G.
SCHNABEL, Rockwell Anthony
SCHNEIER, Frederick
SCHWARTZ, Paul N.
SCHWARZENEGGER, Arnold
SCOTTI, Carole Curb
SEAVER, Richard C.
SEIDNER, Marc A.
SELBY, Jean
SELBY, Richard
SELZNICK, Daniel Mayer
SHAFRAN, J. A.
SHAWWAF, Khalid M. A.
SHERWOOD, Richard E.
SHIRLEY, Edward Gunther
SIGEL, Allan A.
SIGOLOFF, Sanford C.
SIMON, Daniel I.
SIMON, Richard K.
SINGER, Sandy M.
SINGLETON, Henry E.
SKOURAS, Charles P., Jr.
SLOAN, Harry Evans
SLOVER, William L.
SMITH, Charles F.
SMITH, George A.
SMITH, Hugh S., Jr.
SMITH, Peter Bercut
SMITH, Ralph E.
SMITH, Ronald B.
SMITH, Wallace G.
SMITH, W. Clark
SMITH, Mrs. William French
SMYTH, Renee
SOBEL, Erwin

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TRAWEEK, Richard W.
TROOP, Richard E.
TROY, Joseph F.
TRUEBLOOD, John P.
TUNNEY, John V.
TURMAN, Lawrence
TURNER, William H.
TURNEY, Roy C.
TUTTLE, Robert H.
TWENTE, Philip W.
TWITCHELL, Herb D.
UEBERROTH, Peter V.
UNGER, Anthony B.
USHER, Harry L.
VALLIER, Robert J.
VANDERLIP, Mrs. Kelvin Cox
VASILOFF, Dr. Nicholas
VIAULT, Frank, Jr.
VILAN, Demetrios
VODREY, T. K.
VOIT, Robert D.
von KALINOWSKI, Julian O.
WACHTELL, Thomas
WAGLE, Nikki
WAINER, Stanley A.
WALKER, James L.
WALLACE, Steve
WALLING, Joe L.
WARD, Murray
WARREN, Frederick J.
WARSHAW, Arthur S.
WASHINGTON, Mrs. Porter
WASSERMAN, Lew R.
WATT, Raymond A.
WEBER, Andrew E.
WEBER, Charles J.
WEINTRAUB, Jerry
WEISMAN, Frederick R.
WEISMAN, Marcia Simon
WEISS, Marco F.
WEISS, Richard L.
WEISS, Stanford

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SHAW, Christopher

SIEGEL, Howard A.

UCHITEL, Robert N.

WALLACE, Michael H.

WALTERS, Calvin O., Jr.

WASHBURN, Mrs. Gene M.

WEINBERG, Sidney J., Jr.

WOOLCOTT, Rene R. E.

## ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

THORNTON, Mrs. Charles B.

TULLIS, Mrs. Ruth

## HONORARY MEMBERS

BAKER, The Honorable Howard S.

FORD, The Honorable Gerald R.

KISSINGER, Dr. Henry

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The Regency Club

1000 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90024
(213) 208-1443

David H. Murdock
PRESIDENT

November 10, 1981

Dr. Henry Kissinger
1800 K Street, N.W.
Suite 520
Washington, D.C. 20006

Dear Henry:

It is with great pleasure I extend to you an honorary membership to The Regency Club. I very much hope that whenever you are in Los Angeles, you will be able to take advantage of the Club and the facilities it has to offer.

Please find enclosed a membership card which is simply for your information and need not be presented when you visit the Club.

We are in the process of preparing a Membership Book and would like to know if you wish to be listed as a member in this book.

Feel free to call me or the Managing Director, Giorgio Masini, and he will be happy to take care of you.

I look forward to seeing you on your next visit to Los Angeles.

Enclosure

NOV 16 1981

BOARD OF GOVERNORS: John E. Anderson • Roy L. Ash • Sidney F. Brody • Robert A. Day, Jr. • Mrs. Armand S. Deutsch • Richard M. Ferry • Chapin P. Hunt, Jr. • Deane F. Johnson
Thomas V. Jones • Robert F. Maguire, III • Charles T. Manatt • David H. Murdock • Franklin D. Murphy • Mrs. Lorena Nidorf • Joseph J. Pinola • Rockwell Anthony Schnabel
Carole Curb Scotti • Mrs. William French Smith • Mrs. James L. Stewart • Peter V. Ueberroth • Mrs. Harry Wetzel • Paul Ziffren

The Regency Club

(213) 208-1443

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION

Membership in The Regency Club is by approval and invitation of the Board of Governors. The procedure for the proposal and admission of members is set forth in the Membership By-Laws of the Club.

Candidates for membership shall be proposed by one regular member and seconded by another regular member. The proposal form, in addition to the proposer and seconder, shall name as references at least five other regular members who (in the case of a candidate for regular membership) know the candidate personally. One of these references must be either a member of the Board of Governors or a member of the Membership Committee.

Regular members shall pay an admission fee of $3,000 and monthly dues of $75. Regular members under the age of 35 years shall pay an admission fee of $2,000 and monthly dues of $37.50. The admission fee for non-resident members (a member whose residence is outside of Los Angeles County and whose place of business is more than 60 miles from the Club) is $1,000 and the monthly dues, $37.50.

Memberships are non-transferable. Members are not liable for any obligations of the Club and have no rights of ownership in any assets of the Club.

Persons in a member's immediate family who are over the age of 21 years and under the age of 30 years and who reside with the member may be extended full Club privileges.

Members may invite guests to the Club but must accompany their guests.

June 1982