The society
Origins
A gentlemen's club, or traditional gentlemen's club, is a private social club originally set up by and for British upper-class men in the 18th century, and popularised by English upper middle-class men in the late 19th century and early 20th century. Many countries outside the United Kingdom have prominent gentlemen's clubs, mostly those associated with the British Empire.
What are the
Advantages
Being in the Men's club isn't just like being in any other club. You cannot simply tell others about the advantages. The perks are quite marvellous, but are regarded as one of the many highly guarded secrets of the club. To be in the know is to be in the club.
Social
Activities
Unlike the secrets of the advantages, club members are not shy in regards to their athletic and leisure activities. On Tuesdays the club gather for brunch and golf, every year the annual duck hunt is held in the majestic forests of Bureaux. Other activities may include rowing, diving, tennis, cricket and various forms of supper.
The process of
Initiation
Signing up is easy, initiation however is not a darling bud of may. Many initiates have tried, few succeeded, to become a Men's club member you must prove you are a worthy man. This process includes various good old fashioned tests proven over decades to uncover the potential of the truly great men.