The Harmonie Club

The Harmonie Club
NEW SINCE 1852
Member Welcome Guide
4 East 60th Street | New York, NY 10022 | 212.355.7400 | www.harmonieclub.org
Table of Contents
Harmonie Club History……………………………………………………...4
Mission Statement…………………………………..………………………....5
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Our Values
Governance……………………….………………………………………………...6
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Executive Committee
Board of Governors
Finance Committee
House Committee
Admissions & Membership Committees
Joining Club Committees………………..………………………………….7
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Social Committees (Athletic, Art, Card, Entertainment, Forum, Junior,
Library, Literary & Media, Music, Spa & Young Families)
In the Clubhouse………………………………………………………………...8
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Dress Code
Club Services & Amenities…………………………………………….…..9
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Lending Library
Newspapers
iPads
Conference Room
Massage
Shoe Shine
Harmonie Club Policies & Protocol………………………………….10
Club Hours of Operation
Dining Hours
 Making Reservations for an Event……………………………………………………………...11
 Cancellation Policy
 Signing for a Charge……………………………………………………………………………………12
 No Tipping Policy
 Guests
 Coat Check
 Front Office
 Cell Phones & Laptops………………………………………………………………………………….13
 Parking
Athletics………………………………………………………………………………………………………..14
 Fitness Center
 Personal Trainers
 Squash Courts
 7th Floor Gym / Basketball Court
 Pool & Spa
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Athletics………………………...…………………………………………………….14
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Locker Rentals & Laundry Service
Use of Reciprocal Clubs………………………...……………………………15
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Harmonie’s Reciprocal Clubs
Area Hotels
Special Event & Banquet Rooms…………..…………………………...16
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Main Dining Room
Grill Room
Conference Room
Harmonie Room……………………………………………………..………….17
Board Room
Library
Ballroom Suite..………………………..……………………….…….………..18
Billing & Payment……………………………..………………………………...19
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Monthly Statements
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Late Payments……………………………………………………………………………………………...20
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Annual Dues & Capital Assessment
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Food & Beverage Minimums
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Billing Inquiries
Key Staff Members…………………….……………………………….………21
Harmonie Club History
On October 16, 1852, six men met to organize a community of congenial interests.
They called their group a “Gesellschaft” and hoped that by enlisting thirty or forty
friends and acquaintances they would be able to organize the second social club in
New York. The first and only one of record at that time was the Union Club.
The six founders envisioned a fraternity bound together by mutual social interests,
the chief of which at that time were song recitals and declamatory contests. The
Harmonie Club, true to its original name, devoted itself to communal singing and
group forensics.
Now, over one hundred and sixty years later, our membership can look back on our
quaint and modest beginnings and wonder about the simple social diversions that
brought and held the founders together. We’ve come a long way: German descent
no longer is a requirement for membership or employment. The basement bowling
alley is but a faint memory, as are: bedrooms on the upper floors, overseas jaunts
to St. Moritz, candlelight suppers on Sunday nights, as well as waiters in white
gloves carrying hot bread and relish trays.
Unchanged is the dining room designed by Stanford White, as well as other
impressive Club facilities. We still follow the longstanding tradition of inviting
prominent individuals from the worlds of politics, religion, sports, law, science,
business and the arts to speak at events at the Club.
Among the more noticeable changes is a lessened formality in dress code, wonderful new facilities (including a state of the art physical Fitness Center), and the
opening of membership to women.
We reflect upon the efforts of past members with pride and affection. Just as they
planned for those who would follow them, we, too, labor to leave our descendants
a vital and relevant entity, a community founded and grown in harmony.
Today we are proud of our diverse membership, very active in all the traditional
activities of Harmonie. While some of the atmosphere may be more casual in
keeping with the times, the enjoyment of the original interest of Harmonie
continues on for future generations.
Mission Statement
The Harmonie Club of New York will honor its heritage and traditions while providing our members and their families innovative programs, superior services and excellent facilities to meet their ever evolving social, dining and athletic desires.
Our Values
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Community
Heritage & Traditions
Mutual Respect
Family
Camaraderie
Welcoming
Connecting with Others
Governance
The Harmonie Club is a member-owned club. A member-owned club permits its
members to control their club through the right to vote. The Harmonie Club facilities are operated and managed under the Board of Governors, which is elected by
the members. Members may be elected to volunteer in the various committees
that govern the Club. Non-Resident members are not permitted to vote.
Executive Committee
The Executive Committee works with the General Manager and staff to oversee all
aspects of Club operations.
Board of Governors
The Board of Governors advises and sets all significant policies of the Club.
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee supervises the finances, accounting, external audit, internal controls, and information systems of the Club. It works with the General Manager and senior staff members to prepare annual budgets, plan for financing current activities and long-term capital needs, and monitor expenditures.
House Committee
The House Committee is responsible for the general supervision of the Clubhouse,
service and staff, furnishings and property, grounds, repairs and maintenance. It
formulates and enforces the House Rules of the Club, which include the Dress Code
and Rules of Conduct. The House Committee also investigates and approves recommendations concerning reciprocity with other private clubs around the world.
Admissions & Membership Committees
The Admissions Committee develops and implements plans to ensure a strong, stable, and dynamic membership. The Admissions Committee also gains the commitment and active participation of its fellow members in new member sponsorship.
The Membership Committee assists members in recruiting prospective candidates,
disseminates information on the Club, and focuses on outreach to new members.
The Membership Committee also works to provide Club management with insight
into members' needs and interests that can enhance member satisfaction and retain members.
Joining Club Committees
Members of The Harmonie Club are encouraged to volunteer to serve on Club
Committees. The presentations, lectures and celebrations produced by the
Club’s committees are an essential ingredient in the Harmonie experience.
Social Committees
Athletic: Responsible for the Fitness Center, facility equipment, fitness staff
and athletic programs.
Art: Arranges lectures and presentations at the Club, cultural sites in New
York and other cities.
Card: Coordinates daily card activity, various afternoon and evening
tournaments as well as lessons.
Entertainment: Enjoyable events are a major part of the Harmonie
experience. The Entertainment Committee arranges various themed events,
theater parties and trips to unique venues.
Forum: Topical information is important to our membership. The Forum
Committee arranges various functions with speakers and panels covering
Finance, Real Estate, Politics, National Security, Health and other information.
Junior: The Juniors have an active calendar of occasions geared towards
members age 40 and younger, including Thirsty Thursdays each month in the
Grill Room.
Library: The Club has an active book lending program. The Library
Committee procures the latest best sellers and the most interesting volumes.
Literary & Media: Sponsors all author visits, the Reading Group series and
journalists’ visits from various media outlets.
Music: Consistent with the original concept of Harmonie, music continues to
be an important part of the Harmonie Club experience. Noon-time concerts,
opera lecture series, and musical evenings are arranged throughout the year.
Spa: Oversees the operation and programs of the Pool, and Spa.
Young Families: This very spirited committee has activity almost every
week. Kids in Sports, Saturday afternoon events, and more.
In the Clubhouse
Dress Code
The House Committee has relaxed the dress code in recent years, however it is
expected that members and their guests observe appropriate dress when visiting
the Club.
A minimum of business casual is expected at all times for members and their
guests when spending time at the Club. Business casual is defined as a collared
shirt and slacks for men and comparable attire for women including dresses,
blouses, skirts and pants. Neat jeans are also acceptable. Shorts, t-shirts and
sneakers are never appropriate unless travelling to and from fitness areas.
4th Floor Grill Room/Bar: Neat jeans may be worn in all areas of the Grill
Room. Shirts must have collars (no t-shirts) and must be tucked in. Shorts,
sneakers or tennis shoes are not permitted. Jackets are not required, but
suggested. In the evenings, jackets must be worn in the carpeted section of the
dining area.
5th Floor Main Dining Room: Jackets are required except for Sunday Brunch
when neat collared long sleeve shirts and neat pressed jeans are acceptable;
sneakers are not permitted. At lunch, there is a casual area designated in the
Main Dining Room where jackets are not required.
Member Events: Men’s jackets and ties are required at all Club functions,
unless otherwise indicated.
Private Events: The dress code for private events may be dictated by the host.
However, a minimum of business casual is appropriate.
Club Services & Amenities
Lending Library
The Club has an inventory of books on the shelves of the library for member
enjoyment.
There are also best selling fiction and non-fiction volumes which can be
checked out from the showcase in the Lobby office.
Newspapers
The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Financial Times, The New
York Post, and The Daily News are available in the Grill Room, Athletic
Facilities and Library daily.
iPads
The Club maintains 3 iPads available for use by members. iPads may be
checked out from the Member Services Desk and used in the Library or the
lounge area of the Grill Room. iPads must be returned to the Member Services
Manager (or another manager) before the member leaves the Clubhouse.
iPads may not be used in the dining areas or locker rooms.
To log on to Harmonie’s Wi-Fi see below:
Choose the Harmonie-Member Network
Enter Password: 35574000
Conference Room
The Club maintains a small conference room on the 4th floor for the members’
use. It can be reserved in advance for a small fee or, if not in use, is available
free of charge. The room is furnished with a computer, phone, and conference
table and chairs. The room is also Wi-Fi enabled.
Massage
The Club has on call three New York State certified massage therapists.
Members may book a massage by calling the following massage therapists:
Robert (631) 747-9048
Mona (646) 234-7796 or (718) 437-7972
Michael (347) 274-5695 or (718) 998-5345
Shoe Shine
Members can have their shoes shined by an attendant while using the
Athletic Facilities. A buffer is also available in the Lobby Level men’s room.
Harmonie Club Policies & Protocol
Club Hours of Operation
Barbershop
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 7:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
Card Room (4th Floor Grill Room)
Monday thru Friday from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
To Schedule Card Games after 4:00 pm, call Member Services at (212) 355-7402
Fitness Center
Monday thru Friday from 6:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.
Saturday and Sunday from 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
Grill Room
Casual Family Lunch – Saturday from 12:00 Noon to 2:30 P.M.
A’la Carte Dinner – Monday thru Thursday from 6:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M.
Casual Dinner Buffet – Fridays 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Bar Service –Monday thru Friday from Noon to Close
Saturdays from Noon to 4:00 pm
Main Dining Room
Sunday Brunch – 12:00 P.M. to 2:30 P.M.
Lunch– 12:00 P.M. to 2:30 P.M.
Massage
By Appointment During Operating Hours
Monday thru Friday from 10:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M.
Saturday and Sunday by appointment.
Pool Co-Ed at all Times
Monday thru Friday 7:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.
Saturday and Sunday 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
(Children may use the pool Saturday and Sunday only, unless otherwise specified
for an activity)
Squash Courts
Court hours: Monday thru Friday 7:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.
Saturday and Sunday 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
Squash Pro Available for Lessons: Monday thru Friday 7:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M.
Saturday and Sunday by appointment.
Harmonie Club Policies & Protocol
Making Reservations for an Event
If you wish to attend a Club event, please make reservations in advance. Since
events often fill up quickly, it is recommended that you make reservations as soon
as you know you will be attending.
To register:
1. Go to our website www.harmonieclub.org and login to your account. The
username and password are set up by the individual member the first time the
member visits the site.
2. Select ‘Events Calendar’ under ‘Member Central’.
3. Select the event that you wish to attend and follow the prompts to register for
that event.
4. You will receive an email confirming your RSVP.
You can also make your reservation by referencing the event, the event date, your
guests’ names (if any), and your member number by emailing
quint@harmonieclub.org. You will receive an email confirming your RSVP. If you
do not receive a confirmation email, please call Quint at 212.355.7402 to check on
your RSVP.
Cancellation Policy
Reservations cancelled by 3:00 pm one week (unless otherwise noted) prior to the
event will not be charged. Cancellation requests received after this time, as well as
all no-shows, are charged the full cost of the event. Out-of-Club ticketed events
(including, but not limited to, theatre events) are final sale and non-refundable. If
these events have a waiting list, every effort will be made to accommodate
members wishing to cancel by filling their reservations from the waiting list.
Signing for a Charge
When dining at Harmonie in either the Grill Room or the Main Dining Room, you
will be presented with a check at the end of the meal. Please confirm the
amount, member name and account on the check before signing. All charges will
appear on your monthly statement as a House Charge. Cash and credit cards are
not accepted at the bars or restaurants.
No Tipping Policy
The Club has a strict no tipping policy. Once a year, members are asked to contribute to the Holiday Gift Fund which recognizes the Club’s staff for their service
throughout the year. There is no obligation to contribute, but it is reasonable that
one should consider their use of the Club in making this decision.
Guests
Members may extend to persons in their immediate family—i.e., the spouse of a
member and his or her children up to the age of 21—the appropriate facilities of
the Clubhouse, subject, however, to special rules applicable to Spa and Fitness
Center use.
Members are encouraged to bring guests to the Club, including children. It is expected that the members will use the same high standard in introducing a guest
to the Club as they apply to inviting persons to their own home. Members are
asked to advise their guests regarding our dress code. If a member brings a guest
for Squash, Cards, the Fitness Center or Pool, the member is charged a $15 guest
fee. While in the Clubhouse, members are expected to accompany their guest at
all appropriate times and to all facilities, including the Spa, Fitness Center and
squash courts.
Coat Check
The Harmonie Club offers a complimentary coat check service year-round. The
coat check can be found in the lobby to the right upon entering the building.
Front Office
During the week, cashing of checks is limited to the sum of $100, except for
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. No third party checks will be accepted and all
checks must be payable to “Cash”.
Cell Phones & Laptops
Cell phones may only be used in the locker rooms and the phone booth hallway of the Lobby Level. Laptops may only be used in private function rooms and in the 4th Floor Conference Room.
For those members who wish to make phone calls, you may use the courtesy phones to
make a free direct call. These phones are located in the Lobby, 1st Floor, 3rd Floor and 5th
Floor.
Smartphones, iPhones, etc. may be used throughout the Club in silent mode but in a discreet fashion. These devices are not permissible at Club events. Communication etiquette
and courtesy toward fellow members and guests should always be observed. Cellphone
calls may not be made in any member dining areas.
Parking
There are 4 convenient parking garages near The Harmonie Club:
- 2 East 60th Street (just past Club entrance), 212.832.9750
- 26 East 59th Street (between 5th & Madison Avenues), 877.727.5464
- 150 East 61st Street (between 3rd & Lexington Avenues), 646.840.0823
- 11 East 61st Street (between 5th & Madison Avenues), 212.838.8869
Street parking is available after 7:00 pm Monday through Saturday, and all day Sunday.
Athletics
All athletic areas of the Club are open during posted operating hours.
Fitness Center (2nd Floor)
Appropriate athletic attire should be worn when using the Fitness Center. Please
refer to the House Rules in your membership roster concerning children’s use of
the Fitness Center. The Fitness Center is a vital part of the Club’s operation and
due to its popularity it is essential that members observe proper etiquette and
are courteous toward fellow members.
Personal Trainers
The use of personal trainers is permitted providing that a copy of Certification of
Insurance is submitted to the Club member services desk prior to the first
session. Trainers must sign in for each session at the Member Services Desk in
the Lobby, wear appropriate athletic attire and observe proper etiquette.
Members are responsible for the etiquette of their trainers.
Squash Courts
There is no additional fee for member use of Harmonie’s three International
softball squash courts, however a $15.00 guest fee will apply for all nonmember guests. Courts may be reserved up to 5 days in advance through the
Club’s website or by contacting our Squash Professional, Roland Lafontant, at
212.292.7370 or rjlafontant@gmail.com. Non-marking sneakers are required.
Racquets, goggles and other athletic attire are available in the Pro Shop on the
7th Floor.
7th Floor Gym/Basketball Court
The 7th floor gym/basketball court is used for scheduled activities such as
exercise classes and basketball clinics. Members may use this area when not
booked for a class, and member’s children are welcome with parental
supervision on weekends during operating hours and for pre-arranged coaching
sessions on weekdays between 1pm and 6pm.
Pool & Spa
The Pool is open during posted hours and may only be used when a lifeguard is
present. Any member who has physical limitations may be required to have an
aide while using the Pool facilities. Families with children may use the Pool on
weekends. Parents must be in close proximity, observing children in the Pool
area at all times. Swim lessons may be arranged with a private instructor.
Contact Quint Spitzer, Director of member services at (212) 355-7401 for more
information.
Locker Rentals and Laundry Service
Personal lockers are available to rent on an annual basis and include laundry
service of athletic attire. Lockers are located in the Spa/Pool area, Fitness
Center, and in the squash area. Contact Squash Pro Roland Lafontant to inquire
about availability and pricing at 212-292-7374 or email rjlafontant@gmail.com
Use of Reciprocal Clubs
If you wish to use a reciprocal club, contact Harmonie’s Membership Services Manager, Quint Spitzer, at quint@harmonieclub.org, 212.355.7402, to request a letter
of introduction be sent to the club of your choice. We recommend that you request
a copy be emailed or faxed to you so that you have it with you when you arrive at
the reciprocal club.
Letters of introduction last 30 days from the date they are sent. If the member’s
date of arrival is beyond the 30 days, another letter must be requested before the
member’s arrival. Reciprocal clubs are courtesy arrangements with other exclusive
private clubs and their rates and rules are subject to change. Members are to respect the reciprocal club’s rules and keep in mind that they are
representatives of The Harmonie Club. The best of social decorum is expected at
these clubs as is expected in our Club.
Harmonie’s Reciprocal Clubs
The Standard Club of Chicago, 320 South Plymouth Court, Chicago, IL 60604, 312.427.9100
The Union League of Philadelphia, 140 South Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19102, 215.563.6500
The University Club, 1135 16th Street Northwest, Washington, DC 20005, 202.862.8800
The George Town Club, 1530 Wisconsin Avenue Northwest ,Washington, DC 20007, 202.333.9330
The Georgian Club, 100 Galleria Parkway, Suite 1700, Atlanta, GA 30339, 770.952.6000
Circolo Antico Tiro A Volo, Via Eugenio Vajna 21 00197, Rome, Italy, +39 06 8069 2864
The Seoul Club, 208 Janchung-dong 2ga, Jung-gu, Seoul, South Korea, 82.2.2238.7666
Cercle de L’ Union Interalliée, 33 Rue du Faubourg St. Honoré 75008 Paris, France, 33.01.4265.9600
The St. James’s Hotel & Club, 7-8 Park Place, St. James’s London, SW1A 1LS, +44.20.7316.1600
The St. Louis Club, 7701 Forsyth Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63105, 314.726.1964
The Racquet Club Ladue, 1600 Log Cabin Lane, Ladue, MO 63124, 314.993.2880
The Royal Automobile Club, 89 Pall Mall, London, England SWIY 5HS, 020.7930.2345
Metropolis Country Club, 289 Dobbs Ferry Rd., White Plains, NY 10607, 914.949.4840
The Seoul Club, 208 Changchoong-dong 2Ga, Chung-gu, Seoul, Korea, 82.2.22.38.7666
Area Hotels
Loews Regency Hotel, 540 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10065, 212.759.4100
(Note: Harmonie Club Members enjoy seasonal rates for luxury rooms at the Loews Regency)
The Pierre, 2 East 61st Street (at Fifth Avenue), New York, NY, 10065, 212.838.8000
The Sherry-Netherland, 781 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10022, 212.355.2800
Helmsley Park Lane, 36 Central Park South, New York, NY 10019, 212.371.4000
JW Marriot Essex House, 160 Central Park South, New York, NY 10019, 212.247.0300
Hilton New York, 1335 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY, 10019, 212.586.7000
Marriott Marquis Times Square, 1535 Broadway, New York, NY 10036, 212.398.1900
The Hótel Plaza Athénée, 37 East 64th Street, New York, NY 10065, 212.734.9100
New York City
Special Event & Banquet Rooms
Whether you choose to host a business function, milestone
celebration or holiday party, Harmonie's catering and events team
will handle every detail.
Our location and superior service make Harmonie the most ideal
setting for your social and business event needs. We are able to
customize each event to reflect your individual style and taste. Our
catering team will ensure that every aspect of your event is flawlessly
executed. Contact Laura Rotatori, Director of Catering at
212.292.7376 to further discuss event opportunities or arrange to
make an appointment and further discuss details in person.
The Main Dining Room, 5th Floor
One of New York’s most handsome dining rooms opened in
1905 and remains true to its
original design. Gold leaf ceilings,
English white oak paneling and
carved mantles create a classic
background for all functions. This
setting is ideal for elegant dinners and celebrations.
The Grill Room, 4th Floor
Harmonie’s handsome, recent
addition appears as if it has
always been there: fine mahogany, solid oak floors, and
leather cushioned barstools.
Although the Grill Room is reserved for members throughout the week, it is available on
Saturday evenings and anytime on Sunday for private
functions. This makes for the
perfect setting for events such
as birthday parties or a postwedding brunch.
The Conference Room, 4th Floor
Complementing the Club’s casual
Grill Room, the Conference Room
offers an intimate venue for informal meetings, a business lunch or
an exclusive dinner for up to 8
people.
The Harmonie Room, 3rd Floor
In 1905 this was Harmonie’s Billiards Room. It features a handsome built-in bar, paneled wainscot, fabric walls and plentiful
overhead lighting. The
Harmonie Room can be divided
into two sections to accommodate meetings, receptions,
lunches and dinners for 50 - 200
people.
New York City
The Board Room, 3rd Floor
Where Harmonie leadership
meets. It is the perfect setting for
up to 20 executives to confer
over cocktails, lunch or dinner.
The Board Room is also ideal for a
social or family gathering at
round tables of 6-8 guests each.
The Library, Lobby Level
A classic Club room with
fireplace mantle, comfortable
furnishings and historic artwork.
New York City
The Ballroom Suite, 1st Floor
This classic New York venue features the original artisan
ceiling envisioned by Stanford White, with marble mantles,
columns, and grand crystal chandeliers. The Ballroom can
be divided into three sections and can accommodate 150400 guests. It provides a wide variety of settings for family
celebrations as well as conferences and fundraisers.
Billing & Payment
Members have the financial responsibility to pay their dues, assessment and house
charges in a timely manner in the month when the bill is rendered.
Monthly Statements
At the beginning of each month, a statement of the charges from the month
prior is mailed to each Harmonie Club member who incurred house charges. The
house statement is due upon receipt.
In a continuing effort to provide improved service and a wider range of choices
as to how members can pay their Club bills, we have partnered with the
company ClickPay to offer the following bill pay options:
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Personal, corporate or bank check
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All major credit cards* - Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover
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Pre-authorization to either a bank account or a credit card*
* For those who elect this option, a 2.95% fee will be charged by the processor.
The
Harmonie Club is not responsible for the collection of any fees associated with credit
card transactions. Payments made by Visa, MasterCard and Discover Card will be listed
as “Pay Rent ClickPay” on your monthly statement and is subject to change.
Address for Paper Checks & Bill Pay
If paying by paper check, please send payments to the mailing address below.
Alternatively, if paying through your bank’s Online Bill Pay feature, notify your
bank where to mail payments accordingly. Remember to write your member
number found on your monthly statement in the notes section of your check.
When paying by check and using the US Postal Service, members should ensure
that sufficient time is put aside for mail delays.
The Harmonie Club l PO Box 218 l Emerson, NJ 07630
Paperless Billing & Online Payments
Sign up to receive member statements electronically and pay your dues,
assessment and house charges online in seconds. Simply activate your account
with ClickPay via The Harmonie Club website by clicking “Pay Online”, “Register”
and then following the prompts.
For help with account setup, please contact ClickPay online by visiting
www.ClickPay.com/Help or by phone at 1.800.533.7901 (opt 1).
Late Payments
All payments received beyond 30 days from the billing date will have a 2.5% per
month late payment fee applied.
Annual Dues & Capital Assessment
Dues and capital and/or special assessments are billed annually and due on
January 1st.
Food & Beverage Minimums
For all Resident Membership categories, the annual food and beverage minimum
is $1,000.
For all Junior Membership categories, the annual food and beverage minimum is
$1,000, except for Members Age 21-24, whose annual food and beverage
minimum is $500.
For all Non-Resident Membership categories, the annual food and beverage
minimum is $250.
We encourage you to take advantage of Harmonie’s superb dining options and
varied programs so as to easily meet these minimum requirements by year end.
Billing Inquiries
Please direct questions or concerns regarding charges on your monthly
statement to Genie Pimentel, Member Accounts. She is available by phone at
212.355.7408 or via e-mail at genie@harmonieclub.org.
Key Staff Members
Harmonie Club Main Line: 212.355.7400
Extensions are the last 3 digits of each phone number
Christopher Carey, General Manager
212.355.7401, ccarey@harmonieclub.org
Davina Weinstein, Clubhouse Manager
212.355.7404, davina@harmonieclub.org
Jonathan Pruell, Assistant Clubhouse Manager
212.355.7406, jpruell@harmonieclub.org
Quint Spitzer, Member Services Manager
212.355.7402, quint@harmonieclub.org
Stephanie Higgins, Executive Assistant/Membership Coordinator
212.355.7403, shiggins@harmonieclub.org
Thomas Piede, Executive Chef
212.292.7360, tpiede@harmonieclub.org
James Guzenski, Dining Manager
212.292.7374, james@harmonieclub.org
Laura Rotatori, Director of Catering
212.292.7376, laura@harmonieclub.org
Kristen Clingersmith, Catering Assistant
212.292.7371, kristen@harmonieclub.org
Billy Cruz, Technology Manager
212.355.7405, billy@harmonieclub.org
Molanda Carthon, Head Bookkeeper, Accounts Payable
212.355.7407, mdc@harmonieclub.org
Genie Pimentel, Member Accounts, Accounts Receivable
212.355.7408, genie@harmonieclub.org
Roland Lafontant, Squash Professional
212.292.7370, rjlafontant@gmail.com