The stately four-story home of the American News Women's Club, built at the turn of the century, is frequently the gathering place for Washington's media leaders, resident dignitaries, corporate pacesetters and distinguished foreign visitors.

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For fine entertaining in the Washington tradition, the
American News Women'sClub offers an eloquent
setting conveniently located in the heart of Washington's Embassy Row, three andone-half blocks northwest of the Dupont Circle metro. The clubhouse
is centrally locatedto the many attractions
and accommodations of our Nation's Capital.

Host to world-famous luminaries over the past forty years, the Club's home features an elegant and warm setting for a variety of occasions. Accommodating as many as one-hundred for a standing cocktail buffet or seated, thirty-six in theformal dining room.

From management retreats and seminars to meetings, news conferences and ceremonial occasions, from intimate dinners to gala wedding receptions, the ANWC headquarters surrounds its guests with the comfort of the grand architecture of our forefathers.

The entry hall and staircase are a perfect
backdrop for memorable photographs, while the dining room, parlor and drawing room on the second floor provide an ideal environment for formal and informal events alike.

Coming up the stairs from the black-and-white tile entry hall, visitors will see the Steinway grand, walls hung with works of international artists and historic photographs of First Ladies who have been members. Fireplaces, high ceilings and three long French windows in the drawing room opening to petite balconies are a few of the Club's gracious appointments.

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