Don't miss this one!

The event you waited all year for.

The Kappa Alpha Society
150th New York City Dinner


Friday, January 25, 2008
at
The Racquet and Tennis Club

370 Park Avenue at 53rd St.
New York City, New York



Schedule

7:00 p.m.
Meet and Greet Cocktail Hour

8:00 p.m.
Dinner begins, announcements, & introductions

8:30 p.m.
Singing and other frivolity

9:00 p.m.
THE PROGRAM
led by

Past President of the Executive Council
Robert J. Bourdius, VC '61,
our resident wit extraordinaire

9:30 p.m.
Adjournment followed by singing
and more socializing



The Deal:
Includes an OPEN BAR, a steak dinner,
wine with dinner, lots of fun,
memories, and a flower
(don't lose it!)


Alumni and spouses - US $160 per person

The price is the Foundation's Actual Cost for dinner, drinks, and wine

Active Undergraduate Members - US $100 per person

Heavily subsidized to encourage the attendees of actives



Sponsorship Opportunities

To help cover the cost of publicity and dinners and transportation
subsidies for actives, we need sponsors for this memorable
once-in-a-lifetime event for the benefit of


THE JOHN HART HUNTER
EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION, INC.


White Sash Sponsor
US $250

Includes one dinner and a listing in the program


Red Sash Sponsor
US $350

Includes one dinner and a listing in the program


Member of the Committee
on Literary Qualifications
US $500

Includes two dinner tickets, a listing in the program, and
an invitation to speak at the dinner
(Literary Merit Expected!)


Bacchus Sponsor
US $1,000

Includes two dinner tickets and a recognition in the program as sponsor
pro vinum pro prandium (for the wine for dinner)


Corporate Sponsor
To be arranged with suitable recognition and pricing

(Please note that the names of the sponsors and sponsorship levels will be listed in the Dinner Program unless a sponsor prefers to remain anonymous. All sponsorships are tax deductible for federal income tax purposes above US $160.00 per person. If you choose to be a sponsor of the 150th New York City Dinner but will not be attending, then the complete amount of the sponsorship is tax deductible.)


Other Important Stuff:

The Racquet and Tennis Club is a beautiful historic structure
completed in 1918. Note this place was new when KA was holding
its 61st New York City Dinner.





Black Tie is encouraged but not required.

Spouses, because they are officially "sisters"
are welcome, but no h++n will be admitted.

Alumni associations are encouraged to sponsor members of
the active chapters by further subsidizing the cost of dinners.

Note that the Society will pay for part of the undergraduate
transportation costs under its official travel reimbursement policy.

And don't forget that the price for the actives is a
fraction of the actual cost.


Want to know more?
Contact the Committee:

Dinner Chairman ~ Jeff Hodde ~ 917.862.0762
[email protected]

Executive Council President ~ Doug Stives ~ 732.213.4015
[email protected]

Treasurer of the Executive Council ~ John Enteman ~ 917.913.5542
[email protected]

Treasurer of the John Hart Hunter Educational Foundation ~
Dick Cawthorne ~ 212.840.1781
[email protected]

Chief Arranger and Resident R&T Member ~ Scott Zenko ~ 917.912.0141
[email protected]

Philadelphia Area Limo Coordinator
Jim Goldman~ 610.368.1570
[email protected]


Reservations

Website:
www.ka.org
(Payment by credit card is available on our site)


To register online, please click here.

(Please note that you do not need to log in as a member
to register for this event.)

Mail:
The Kappa Alpha Society
3109 N. Triphammer Rd.,
Lansing, NY 14882-8906, USA

Mailed checks should be made payable to:
The John Hart Hunter Educational Foundation, Inc.

Phone:
877.895.1825
(Reserve by credit card)


Spread the Word

This historic event celebrates perhaps the oldest and longest
continuing dinner anywhere. The New York City
Kappa Alpha Society Dinner started in the mid 1800s.
A few years were missed, but even during both world wars,
a hearty and loud singing group gathered with our famous
Dinner Song, spirited HIC SUMS, etc. In the early 1900s,
the New York City Dinner attracted between 100 and 200 members anually.
Attendance in recent years has been lower.
Let's bring back the big numbers this year.
Call other Kaps, bring your spouse, and put together a table for...

The 150th New York City Dinner.

LONG LIVE KA!

Hic finis est!