Additional Information on the Union League Club
of Chicago
The Union League
Club is a private club that AALL uses for some of its Board and
Committee meetings. It has an established dress code that is strictly
adhered to which is noted below. The per nite room rate from Sunday
to Thursday is $130 (includes tax) and for Friday and Saturday is
$120. If interested contact:
Paul Palmateer
directly at 312-435-4573 or paul@ulcc.org
You will need to advise Paul that you are with AALL Professional
Development Program 1 in order to reserve a room. The Union
League Club of Chicago is a members only club and will not accept
your reservation. You will need to speak directly with Paul Palmateer.
ULCC DRESS CODE
The dress code is waived in the Main Lobby and on the elevators
when an individual is arriving or departing the Club. The following
rules and guidelines are applicable to members and their guests
at all times:
- BUSINESS
DRESS ATTIRE - Business dress attire is required in all dining
rooms, meeting rooms, lounges, and in the library Monday through
Friday and after 5:00 pm on Saturday.
- CASUAL
ATTIRE
- Casual attire is permitted in the following areas at the following
times:
| The
Main Lobby |
7
days a week, 24 hours a day |
| Rendezvous
and Carvery |
7
days a week, Blue jeans on Saturday and Sunday only |
| Elevators
|
7
days a week, 24 hours a day |
| Entire
Clubhouse |
Saturdays
before 5:00 pm; Sundays and Holidays all day |
| Athletic
Department |
7
days a week, 24 hours a day. (Members and guests in athletic
attire are allowed to use the southwest elevator but must
use the service entrance.) |
- DEFINITIONS:
a) Business dress attire (for ladies and gentlemen, 14 years
of age and older) is defined as either business suits or sport
coats and slacks with collared shirts and neckties; ladies are
required to wear dresses, suits, pantsuits, or blazers and slacks
in good taste.
b) Casual
attire is defined as collared shirt and slacks without a tie
or jacket for men, and similar attire for women. The following
are not considered either neat or appropriate attire in the Clubhouse,
other than in the Athletic Department and are specifically prohibited:
overalls , T-shirts, trading jackets, work clothes, cut-offs,
sweatshirts or shirts without collars, denim jackets, blue jeans
(except on weekends), and shorts (except on small children).
c) Athletic
attire is not acceptable in any area of the Clubhouse other
than Athletic Department which includes the Barbershop, the staff
entrance on Federal Street and the service elevator between the
staff entrance and the Athletic Department. Members in athletic
attire shall use the staff entrance, the service elevator, or
the south west elevator in the lobby,
- to transit
directly to the athletic Department after they produce identification
and register as required by the security guard, and
- to exit
the Clubhouse.
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