Any Duplicate bridge players in Eastern Pennsylvania who wear a kilt

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The director for the North Penn duplicate bridge club in North Wales PA is offering a free play(usually costs $12 per player) on Monday's at noon for kilt wearers who show to play dressed in authentic Scottish attire. If in doubt of what is authentic, ask the good folks at USA kilts. He worn his most recent acquisition when directing on Monday. Send me a message here if you have questions. The Monday game is sanctioned by the ACBL for is an open game. The director is covering the cost of your participation, not the club.
Point was made that women also wear kilts and I said sure if they think they could pass muster at USA kilts.