Gentlemen of the Right Angle Club,
It is MARCH — time to rouse ourselves from hibernation and to begin thinking of the coming of Spring! Is Aaron Nola’s arm dead? Will all of Trump’s Cabinet members be confirmed by Memorial Day? Who will be the next Philadelphia D.A.? These and many other important and unimportant subjects will be considered during our Friday gatherings. Please be part of the action!
NOW is also the time to invite old or new friends to come in from the chilly winds, join us for lunch and learn about our great Club.
TWO IMPORTANT REMINDERS –
1. LADIES DAY on March 3.
2. NO LUNCH on any Friday when the Philadelphia public schools are closed, though this eventuality is becoming less and less likely. (Train riders should note that SEPTA has announced that it may run on a Saturday schedule in bad weather – even when Philadelphia public schools are open and our Club lunch is on!)
In Memoriam
UPDATE (3/4/17) – We have just learned that our former, long-time member Richard W. Palmer passed away on March 1. Dick was a retired partner of the law firm of Rawle & Henderson with a specialty in admiralty law. A memorial service is planned at a future date.
Please send any club member news, pictures or other announcements, to rightangle1922@gmail.com and it will be included in the monthly newsletter.
THE RIGHT ANGLE CLUB March 2017
FRIDAY SPEAKERS SCHEDULE
(click speaker’s names for bios)
March 3rd – Christopher Atkins, PhD, The Agnes and Jack Mulroney Associate Curator of European Painting and Sculpture before 1900, Philadelphia Museum of Art. Note: Ladies Day Luncheon
Topic:“Wrath of the Gods: Masterpieces by Michelangelo, Titian and Rubens”
March 10th- Ed Snyder, Photographer
Topic: Author, “Stone Angels, A celebration of the Mourning Arts”
March 17th – Michael Augustyn, Author, “Vlad Dracula: The Dragon Prince”
Topic: The life and times of the real historical Dracula. Do you think today’s Middle East headlines are new?
March 24th – Captain Louis A. Cavaliere, Chairman, Four Chaplains Memorial Foundation
Topic: Sinking of the USAT DORCHESTER and the Legacy of the Sacrifice of the Four Chaplains.
March 31st – George Ross Fisher, M.D.
Topic: “What everyone knows isn’t worth knowing.”
Right Angle Printable PDF March 2017 Newsletter
Wayne R. Strasbaugh
President, Right Angle Club
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