Harvard Club of Washington, DC

Rebecca Harrington'08 studied history and literature at Harvard. Penelope, a story of a young woman's first year at Harvard, is her first novel. It has received rave reviews and is one of the hot novels of the fall-a great read written with Crimson ink!

The exact address which is near Hillwood Museum will be given to all registered attendees prior to the event. $40. for members and their guests;$65. for nonmembers. All proceeds will benefit the HCW.

Explore the realms of art, nature and wellness. For additional information contact HCW member Lelde Schmitz l.schmitz@post.harvard.edu

for additional information contact Wagner Jackson '81 wdjackson3@verizon.net

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

All are welcome to help but you must RSVP

Meet old friends and make new ones at the October 15th All Harvard Happy Hour at Paper Moon!

The Society of the Cincinnati has invited us to this FREE symposium. Please RSVP by October 12 and mention the Harvard Club by telephoning 202-785-2040. You can also register online at www.societyofthecincinnati.org

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.

This is a FREE public program of the The National Archives. Please arrive early enough to pass through security there.