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    Smoking Club, Dunhill's St. James's


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  • Smoking Club, Dunhill's St. James's

Smoking Club, Dunhill's St. James's

29th November 2016

Arriving a little late on account of the Big Curry Lunch launch, Sandra and I soon made up for lost time and found the 40 or so members and guests were having a grand time of it. Lighting up a large cigar - the name of which now escapes me - and donning my smoking hat, I very pleased to meet several new Livery guests from other Companies and hope they'll becoming firm attendees as time goes on. This was the third Smoking Club the newly reformed Membership Committee under the direction of Tony Scanlon had organised and it was great fun - good cigars, wine, eats and company - there's not much to go wrong really. My thanks to Tony and his team, and also to Dunhills for kindly hosting it. I hope to see more members attend the March meeting which is reputed to be in Foxes next door.


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