Happy Thanksgiving!

The General Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen of the City of New York Celebrates In The Big Apple

The General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen (1785) will hold it’s Founders Day Dinner Dance Celebration and Annual Craftsmanship Award Presentation on Friday, November 12, 2010.  Each year, The General Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen presents its Craftsmanship Award to individuals in the building and construction industry who demonstrate leadership in their respective fields and promote exceptional professional standards. This award recognizes those who symbolize the “best in craftsmanship” in New York City.

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Cotton Waltzed On To The Flowers At The 2011 New England Society's Dinner Dance

Mr Charles Kittredge, Chairman and CEO of Crane & Co., Inc. was honored for his innovative leadership of an historic American company. The Society's invitation archives printed on Crane paper were on exibit during the event. Crane paper is manufactured with recycled cotton.  So this years flowers were adorned with American Cotton, Hydrangeas, Roses, Pears, Pinecones, Cinnamon, Holly and Berry's.

Many Thanks To: www.cottonman
For the kind donation.
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Flowers
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Newport's Trinity Church All Dress Up for a Vitorian Wedding

A Catholic Priest that can perform Weddings out side of a Catholic Church

I just met the most delightful minister who was ordained a priest in the Roman Catholic Church.
He served as a hospital chaplain and now assists people from all walks of life and all faith traditions, whether it be Catholic, Christian, non-denominational or no faith tradition.
The perfect comprimise for a non particing Chatholc don't you think.

P.S.Hes from Scotland so his kilt is optional!
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Wedding Plates By Jennie Blue

Can't you see Newport's architectural  icons painted on this plate?

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