SOKS Scottish Rite Club - Hamilton

**ccga3359** · 22nd February 07, 03:07 PM

We have been cordually invited by RevKjb to and evening at the Scottish Rite club;

Originally Posted by RevKjb

I'm a member of the Scottish Rite Club..so I can host you for dinner (I think it's around $20, a tour and then an evening in the library for drinks. Can't guarantee I'd head to Hess St. But... A suggest date for this gathering would be March 29...dinner @ 6pm, then a tour of the club and the Scottish Rite Cathedral, then drinks...what say ye?

Kevin.:

Sounds to be a very enjoyable evening. Thus far MacHummel, Improv1 and myself are more than interested. Please post on this thread those interested. for those in the American chapter of SOKS Hamilton is less than an hour away from Niagara Falls just follow the QEW then get off less than an hour later. I will post a map and directions here later. Here is a link to Scottish Rite Club

**Improv1** · 22nd February 07, 06:32 PM

No offense to the Queen's Head, but Hamilton is oh-so-much more accessible for me. I hope our Niagara area friends would make it out for this. The Rite is such a beautiful building. Lots of history there. And curry within walking distance! (wink-wink, nudge-nudge, say no more!)

**ccga3359** · 22nd February 07, 06:41 PM

Originally Posted by Improv1

(wink-wink, nudge-nudge, say no more!)

Oh we will be behaving here. And yes it is a beautiful building I've seen a few times and admired it. I have often slagged "Steeltown" as I live next door, but they do have such fantastic architecture. I guess McMurdo is going to have "car problems"

on Friday and might be a little late for work

but am sure he won't miss another chance of wearing his pc.

**McMurdo** · 2nd March 07, 08:03 AM

Originally Posted by ccga3359

I guess McMurdo is going to have "car problems"

on Friday and might be a little late for work

but am sure he won't miss another chance of wearing his pc.

I hear a knock in my engine already, imagine that, if I can make it I will, but will have to double check things and make a firm commitment later.

**ccga3359** · 2nd March 07, 04:09 PM

My wife's just not into the kilted thing.

**MacHummel** · 22nd February 07, 07:08 PM

So are we to assume that this is a dressy occassion I love to dress up oh boy I 'm excited

**MacHummel** · 24th February 07, 06:28 AM

Ok we can make it a not so dressy night I've always want to go to the Scottish Rite . This gonna be awesome.

**RevKjb** · 26th February 07, 12:25 PM

Gents,

The only dress requirement of the club, is that you are dressed! I'll need to send in a firm # to the Club by the 26th of March, it will also determine which room we eat in. A more intimate # will be in the main dining room, a larger number will be in the "off the main dining room". So, I think I've counted 5 or 6 of us to date...I'll keep track and let the SR folks know.

I think dressy is nice, but for those who can't, come "as you are"!

K.

**ccga3359** · 26th February 07, 03:27 PM

Originally Posted by RevKjb

Gents,
So, I think I've counted 5 or 6 of us to date...I'll keep track and let the SR folks know.
K.

RevK, I think so far there is just the 4 of us firmed up unless you've been contacted by other means. I shall add this to the calendar.

**RevKjb** · 26th February 07, 12:41 PM

In terms of purchasing a kilt, I've got to recommend MacHummel and his work at Canadian Casual Kilts. Mine was ready in 5 days after ordering and is a magnificent piece of work. My wife and I have dinner parties every Sunday, and except that I don't have a proper belt yet, the kilt has been a hit every week since I've owned it. Black Stewart is a fine tartan that I have used formally and informally. Check out www.canadiancasualkilts.com.
K.