I know that this goes against practically everything that RBR stands for, but if you confine your needs to club riding, all you need is a dependable and sturdy wheelset.
Practically any hub will do, from Shimano Ultegra on up.
And good, dependable rim will do, although I think it is more practical to go with a low profile one, so that you don't have to fret with inner tube valve lengths. If you have a flat, anybody's tube will work for you.
32 hole, 3x lacing front and rear, w/ 14-15 dbl-butted spokes will do nicely. Don't get swept up with saving 25 grams by building a 28 hole wheel.
It's good to have a wheel that, in case you break a spoke, you can still have a wheel that's ridable.
You want solid and dependable. If the guys in your club are dropping you on the hills or beating you to every green county road marker, the problem ain't the wheels.
Plus Vite...que toi?