It's the same at all the clubs; I've been the rounds.
The men who do this, drink freely at their own clubs or parties.
Jim had been whipped with clubs and switches times without number.
About one-third of the junior class are going to resign from their clubs."
A good deal of conversation followed about a disputed point in a late game of cards at one of the clubs.
There were lots of debating clubs in the Scotch capital at that time, and Scott was a member of several.
In vain the four guardians of the peace rushed up the hill, flourishing their clubs and calling upon us to surrender.
All those people that are crowding into it with golf clubs, and wearing knickerbockers and flat caps, would deceive anybody.
"Oh, clubs injurious to Princeton democracy; cost a lot; draw social lines, take time; the regular line you get sometimes from disappointed sophomores.
The Union League Club, the Lotos, the Typographical Society, the Associated Press, German and colored clubs, and temperance organizations passed resolutions of sorrow.