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2008 Reunion Events Given some alumni prefer that a large scale reunion be held every 2 to 3 years rather than annually, this year the Association will try to sponsor smaller and different types of gatherings depending on the level of interest. We welcome your feedback on these events: 2008
Planned Event: What: Cocktail reception for all St Pius X alumni, especially those who participated in the Pius play productions. (This invitation is extended to the alumnae of Sacred Heart Academy and Maria Regina High School who participated in the Pius plays.)
Where: The Players Club, 16 Gramercy Park South, Manhattan
When: Friday, October 3, 2008
Cost:
$75 per person. Spouse/Guest welcome. with piano accompaniment.)
Please RSVP as soon as you can but no later than September 25 by e-mail to: piusx@comcast.net
Please indicate if you plan to bring a guest. Thank you to all who have already replied to date. A roster of those planning to attend will be posted to this website and updated weekly prior to the event.
Payments to "St Pius X Alumni Association" must be received by October 2 to: Thomas Grech St Pius X Alumni Association PO Box 410 Malverne, NY 11565-0410 The Players Club House Rules While the Players Club does not require gentlemen to wear ties and jackets, it is asked that members and guests comply with the dress code. "Business casual" is the guideline. No athletic attire. Gentlemen must wear a collared shirt and slacks. A turtleneck or branded collar is permitted only with a jacket. There is no cash exchanged (or credit/debit card transactions) in The Players Club, and there is no tipping. Members are there to relax and enjoy the company of friends and colleagues. Therefore, it is not permitted to ask members and their guests for autographs or photographs. About The Players Club In 1888
Edwin Booth, America's pre-eminent Shakespearean actor, founded the Players Club
modeled after the Garrick Club in London and deeded his 1840s townhouse at 16
Gramercy Park to The Players. In 1963 The Players was designated a
National Historic Landmark. The Players was strictly a men's club until on
Shakespeare's birthday in 1989 when women were finally permitted to become
members, the first being Helen Hayes. The current president is Timothy
Hutton. The St Pius reception will be
held on the second floor where The Players Dining Room has played host to
tributes honoring dozens of men and women of the theatre, including John Gielgud,
Jason Robards, Lauren Bacall and very recently Peter O'Toole. The bar
open to club members is located downstairs in the Grill Room where
photographs include members Gregory Peck, Spencer Tracy, Katherine Hepburn and
James Cagney (who annually celebrated New Year's Eve here). Mark Twain was
one of the founding members and his pool cue hangs over the pool table. Ideas for Future Events: · Golf event in Fall 2008 or Spring 2009, suggestions welcome.
(Page updated 09/10/08)
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