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The accounts of Wednesday Night Salons in chronological order appear below. The task of archiving them is on-going . As stated elsewhere, it was not until the early 90s that we began to keep weekly records of discussions, therefore, there are, unfortunately, major gaps in the earlier chronicles.
Most, but not all, accounts until 2014 were written by our late Scribe, Herb Bercovitz, and edited as required, by Diana, however a number of other Wednesday Nighters also contributed their note-keeping talents on occasions when Herb was absent. Once Herb was no longer up to the task, no-one volunteered to execute the task with such absolute fidelity. Then COVID invaded our weekly gathering and pushed us to ZOOM, where we remain, and since then, the entries for Wednesday Night consist only of the “Prologues”. Chatham House rules prevail!
G reetingsCourtiersOfWednesdayNight # 1066 (and all that) Peter 1 of Prestwich (Peter the bald) Lord High Admiral RCN (U ...
More on Wednesday-Night.com David started the evening by showing some entertaining video footage of Susan Eyton-Jones an ...
More on Wednesday-Night.com (BBC, reported by Mike Fox) Canadian PM sacks rival (BBC Analysis, Mike Fox) Battle at heart ...
Dear all, Mouse is away to China on Tuesday the 28th, so will not be here to send her usual witty invitations, ergo this ...
The Invitation (Reminder) Dear all, As I contemplate the storm from high in Place Victoria, I am hoping that you will hi ...
Photos and more on Wednesday-Night.com Susan Eyton-Jones makes a return engagement to 33 Rosemount this week, from her p ...
We have been exceptionally remiss this year in communicating with our friends around the world and it is most certainly ...
More on Wednesday-Night.com (unavailable?) Prologue It seems that it will be a long time before we feel that we can be f ...
See Wednesday-Night.com for more (link unavailable?) Prologue We have all consumed the news since September 11th; we h ...
See also Wednesday-Night.com Prologue This is not a time to be clever. We all share in the horror of the tragedy of the ...