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Eat, drink, network with friends
old and new, and celebrate
another successful year of diverse and
interesting DC/SLA programs!
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DC/SLA
gratefully acknowledges
the generous support of
LexisNexis for this event.
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We are ending the year on a historical note: Anthony S. Pitch
will
present a program on “Lincoln and 9/11: Symbolic Parallels”. Pitch is
noted Washington, DC historian who has written a number of books,
including “The Burning of Washington: The British Invasion of 1814”,
which was a selection of the History Book Club, winner of the Arline
Custer Memorial Prize for Best Book from the Mid-Atlantic Regional
Archives Conference, and recipient of the Maryland Historical Society's
Annual Book Award. He has been tapped for appearances on The History
Channel, National Public Radio, C-Span, and is a sought after lecturer.
| WHEN: |
Tuesday, May 24,
6:00pm-9:30 pm
(Cash bar at 6:00pm; Dinner at 7:00pm)
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| WHERE: |
The Capital Hilton
Hotel, South American Room
1001 16th Street, NW (between K and L Streets), Washington, DC
20036
Two blocks west of Farragut North Metro (Red Line); two blocks north of
McPherson Square Metro (Orange and Blue Lines)
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MENU:
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- Pan roasted breast of chicken over wild mushrooms and
white truffle risotto, served with pan gravy and fresh herbs with
chef’s choice of vegetables, and house salad
- Toasted Israeli couscous wrapped in a crepe over
grilled market vegetables, seared tofu and roasted red pepper coulis
with roasted fingerling potatoes and seasonal squash
- Both entrees include coffee, tea, and
dessert
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COST:
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$25 for chapter members
$35 for non-members
$15 for students/retirees/unemployed chapter members
No charge for anyone with 45 years of membership
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| DEADLINE: |
Wednesday, May 18, 2005.
Reservations are no longer being accepted. |
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