Club for Boston Elite to Accept Female Members
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BROOKLINE, Mass. — The Country Club, the 107-year-old playground for Boston’s elite, has traded some tradition for liberation and voted to accept its first full-time female members, officials said.
Club officials confirmed only that the Wednesday night vote was in favor of the motion and declined to describe the debate.
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