A place to have a cold beer, a few shots, and a small frozen pizza. Just throw the peanuts shells on the floor; the beer wench will clean them up later.
Remember that “Anything worth doing, is worth doing in excess. Moderation is for monks!” (or Janis).
Happy Birthday… hopefully one next year if you don’t expire from heat exhaustion and dehydration if the deserts of Arizona..
Date and Time – Sunday – January 26th – 3:00 PM
Place – The Michael Lyons Residence 1436 Columbine Dr, Schaumburg
RSVP by Phone – Chris Lyons 847-567-0344
RSVP by Email – sue.benker@comcast.net or chrislyons@yahoo.com
Please RSVP January 24 or sooner
Upon RSVP, you will receive the secret password.
Speakeasy Appropriate Appetizers Will Be Served. Please Bring One to Share.
The Gangster Murder at the 1920’s Speakeasy
The year is 1922 and the act of prohibition has forced all drinking establishments to close. Without easy access to liquor and establishments, “Speakeasies” such as The Caterpillar Club have sprung up all over the country, however this is the first of its kind in this city. It’s a usual night at The Caterpillar Club – until, that is, the biggest organized crime boss and mobster in the city is found dead! Suddenly, the patrons find themselves suspects in a murder investigation that has to be kept “hush hush” in order to keep the coppers away and the speakeasy open!
So You’re Attending a Mystery Party…
Mystery parties are a lot of fun. If you have been invited to a mystery for the first time, you’re in for a real treat. How to play a murder mystery game at a party There has been a murder or a theft! (*gasp*!) But we all know that – that’s the reason we’re getting together, after all. The suspects, anywhere between 6 and 18, will quickly make themselves known. Perhaps you’re a suspect yourself, but you may just be an ‘investigator’ or ‘sleuth’, questioning the suspects, gathering intel and piecing together the puzzle in order to correctly cast your accusation at the end.
If you’re merely attending as an investigator, this sleuthing is the extent of your role. In preparation for the big event we recommend screening old episodes of Murder She Wrote and Agatha Christie movies. Plan out some questions in advance, like ‘where were you at the time of the murder?’ ‘can anyone verify your whereabouts?’ or ‘did you have anything against the deceased?’. From there as you ask the suspects questions, their answers will lead you to more questions. Regardless of your current experience or comfort level, you will quickly find yourself cross-interrogating suspects to identify holes in their stories.
Except for those two birthday stealing wretches…. may their wine turn to vinegar and their beer sour..
Jimmy G is befuddled (what else is new) about the members of this disco band… can you help the poor soul?
(And yes, the monkey in the lower left is the king of punk himself)
 | PattiB on The Seeley Street Pub |
| PattiB on The Seeley Street Pub |
 | Mary B on The Seeley Street Pub |
 | Sue B on The Seeley Street Pub |
 | Carlo D. Lombardo on The Seeley Street Pub |
| Sue B on Happy Valentines… |
| PattiB on Gangster Murder at the 1920 Speakeasy – January 26th |
| PattiB on Happy Birthday Ludy.. and note we can see your eyes.. |
| Sue B on Happy Birthday Ludy.. and note we can see your eyes.. |
 | Ludy on Neil Diamond Night |
| Ludy on Gangster Murder at the 1920 Speakeasy – January 26th |
 | Jim Gilbert on Neil Diamond Night |
| Sue B on Gangster Murder at the 1920 Speakeasy – January 26th |
| Sue B on Neil Diamond Night |
| Jim Gilbert on Neil Diamond Night |
