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CLUB Programs 206.464.3060 • clubprograms@wac.net delectable breakfast, a spot of tea, cheerful conversation, lots of laughter and, of course, prizes. The event will kick off with a pot decorating activity that will give attendees a beautiful touch of spring to bring home. The WAC kitchen, meanwhile, will be buzzing as it puts together this special breakfast, starting with vanilla yogurt, Honeycomb cereal, and seasonal berries. The menu for daughters 12 and over and their moms includes asparagus dill Gruyère quiche, potato medley, and seasonal fruit. Menu for daughters under 12 includes breakfast sliders with scrambled eggs and sausage served with potatoes and fruit. The pièce de résistance is a honey trifle dessert for mothers and daughters 12 and over, and a delicious vanilla cupcake with honey buttercream for daughters under 12. Just For teens! N EW glassblowing at glassybaby 11:30 am social and memory photos, 12 pm tea; $38 mothers and daughters 12+, $28 daughters under 12; cancel by April 26. thursday, July 11 Why beat the summer heat when you could embrace it? Turn molten glass into your own piece of art in this hands-on evening in glassybaby's Madrona studio. Teens will work with blowpipes and learn about marvers, jacks and more. An expert will assist as you work liquified glass into your choice of cup, bowl, paperweight or float. We'll also nibble on some delicious snacks and drinks, tour the studio, and learn the magnanimous history of glassybaby. Class includes food, drinks, instruction, and your own unique piece of handblown glass (to be picked up at the WAC July 15). Meet at the Madrona studio, located at 3406 E. Union St. in Seattle. Event only for those ages 12–18. 5–7:30 pm; $100; cancel by July 1 you'll board a motor coach to Chehalis. During the 90-minute ride, watch Murder, She Wrote episodes to get thinking like a detective. Upon arrival at the railroad depot and museum, step back to another age as costumed staff welcome you aboard a fully restored 1920s dining car, complete with white linen tablecloths, full china, and impeccable waitstaff. Later, as you enjoy a four-course dinner, imagine yourself in the middle of an Agatha Christie murder mystery, with clues and entertainment provided along the way. If you choose to participate, make sure to write down all the clues you discover. Then match wits with other "detectives" as you put on your Sherlock Holmes hat and try to solve the crime. The vintage steam train winds 18 miles through the upper Chehalis River Valley, crossing wooden trestles and passing historic farms. During the twohour ride you're welcome to visit the openair passenger car for better views of the 36 | Washington Athletic Club Magazine | MAY 2013 scenery and fall leaves. Please select your choice of entrée when reserving: 12-ounce prime rib, baked salmon with lemon, or chicken cordon bleu. Children's entrée is chicken strips. Wine is available for purchase during dinner. Please reserve early, space limited. 3–9 pm; $85 adults, $55 children 10 and under; cancel by August 10 LeT US knOW! wac teen advisory panel next meeting: monday, may 13; 4–6 pm Teens! You're invited. Be a part of the WAC Teen Advisory Panel. This is your opportunity to bring any and all ideas forward, gain leadership experience, and rack up some volunteer/service hours. The goal of the panel is to host brainstorming sessions a few times a year to hear your ideas for events and programs at the WAC. The panel is geared to ages 12–17 and meets quarterly. email clubprograms@wac.net with the subject line "WAC Teen Advisory Panel" for more information. JUST fOR TeenS! rock climbing at Vertical world saturday, June 1 FamIlY actIVItIes 80th annual mother Daughter tea "Just bee-cause" saturday, may 4 Call for last-minute availability for the 80th Annual Mother Daughter Tea. This tea party is perfect for moms, daughters, grandmas, aunts, cousins, and friends of all ages to celebrate "Just BEE-Cause." Enjoy a An adventure awaits WAC teens. Whether you have zero experience or are an expert climber, Vertical World is ready to get you climbing. Start with some technique lessons on how to conquer the indoor rock wall and then allow an experienced staff member to assist you with a belay. There will be lots of climbing time, climbing games, and a bit of healthy competition on this adventuresome day. The event includes two hours of rock climbing. Ages