Harvard Club of Washington, DC

The Tony Award-winning musical drama Parade features the true story of Leo Frank?s trial and lynching in early 20th-century Atlanta

Many thanks to HCW Board Member Todd Theringer and his HKS classmate Simone Rudder, Minister-Counsellor, Deputy Chief of Mission, Embassy of Barbados for arranging this event.

Meet old friends and make new ones at the October 3rd All Harvard Happy Hour at Paper Moon!

Luncheon with Rear Admiral Nevin Carr, Chief of Naval Research "How the Office of Naval Research Makes the Navy’s Technological Game-changing Investments"

Please visit www.apsia.org to register

"New Ways with Fine Fabrics in time for the Holidays"

Wear boots, old clothes and bring gloves. Trash bags and appreciation provided. This is a great community project!

There is no registration and no charge for the hike. A liability waiver will be required.

James Harkless A.B '52, J.D "55, Baritone and Richard Sogg, A.B. '52. M.D. '56 pianist, Joint concert of songs by R. Schumann, G. Finci, S. Barber, Afro-American Religious folksongs, F. Chopin Ballade.

We will be led again by Bill Wilkin, NVRPA-trained volunteer guide, attorney, former Foreign Service officer and reserve officer. Bill is now a history teacher at Loudoun County's Stone Bridge High School.

RSVP to jon.teitel@hotmail.com

The program is FREE for all HCW Members and $5. for Nonmembers. The HCW will provide coffee and tea for all. Feel free to bring your own brown bag dinner. We are in room 13W101, please report to the lobby desk for an escort.

RSVP: Requested, but not required to hglc_dc@yahoo.com

Many thanks to loyal HCW member David Klaus for arranging this event. This event will be held at Twin Oaks and a limited number of members can attend.

Please pay $40. at the door as it too late to register on our website.

The program will feature the works of Huang Ruo, Andrew Edwards, and Dan Roberts.