Events
   
 

 

Chapter events:

 

See what the next book discussion will be on the Book Discussion page.

Happy Birthday Maud! Watch for details on a celebration of this date April 23, 2012.
Fall 2011: Two events; 2 museums: the Ezra Jack Keats exhibit at the Jewish Museum and the exhibit on the invention of Santa Claus at the New-York Historical Society.

Celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the Deep Valley Class of 1910 and the publication of Emily of Deep Valley and Carney's House Party as Harper Perennial Editions, Sunday November 7, 2010 at Strada 57 Restaurant

  Summer museum event. Special exhibit "American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
 

Visit to Cooper Hewitt Museum for the Children's Wallpaper and Books exhibit-- March 7 2009

Holiday Luncheon 2009 at Prince Street Cafe 26 Prince Street, between Mott and Elizabeth Streets, Soho, NYC - January 11, 2009

 

February 2007, annual Holiday Party at Byblos Lebanese Restaurant.
 

October 2005, afternoon at Books of Wonder children's bookstore.

  January 2005 annual Holiday Party. Held at Kennedy's Irish pub in honor of Tacy Kelly.
  August 2004 Knitting picnic lunch and party. (Named Miss Mix Masters in honor of the seamstress in the Betsy-Tacy Deep Valley community.
March 20, 2004 Maple sugaring at Teatown Nature Preserve.
 

February 7, 2004 Valentine's Day Party at the Vinegar Factory restaurant.

Sunday, June 22, 2003, Outing to Prospect Park in Brooklyn :

Members of the group met at Lefferts Homestead Children's Museum and continued on to stroll through Prospect Park and Park Slope neighborhood.

Christmas Party 2002-03 , held at Rocco Restaurant in Greenwich Village. We celebrated the holidays Italian style, in honor of Betsy's trip to Italy in Betsy and the Great World.

 

Maud's Birthday Tea, 2002, held at the King's Carriage house.

 

 

Christmas Party 2001-02, held at the Silver Swan German restaurant to commenorate Betsy's Christmas in Milwaukee in her Sophomore year of high school.

Trip to the Central Park Conservatory and to the Museum of the City of New York to see the exhibit "Dressing for a New York City Childhood" in September 2001.

 

And don't forget the bi-monthly book discussion.

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