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The image shows a newsletter titled "NEWS AND PREVIEWS... OF THE RADCLIFFE CLUB OF BOSTON" from February 1971. The main event highlighted is a dinner at Anthony's Pier 4 on the S.S. Peter Stuyvesant on Monday, February 22, 1971, at 6:00 P.M. The speaker for the event is Professor Edwin O. Reischauer, who will discuss "Looking Ahead in Asia." The cost for the dinner is $7.50, including cocktails and a Dutch treat. Reservations are open only to members and their guests, with a deadline of February 12, 1971, for reservations.

The newsletter also provides details about the venue, stating that Anthony's Pier 4 offers a scenic waterfront view and is located at Northern Avenue in Boston. Directions are given for those coming from the Summer or Congress Street subway stations. The event is co-chaired by Lynne O'Berry Cabot and Charlotte Zimmerman, with several hostesses listed.

The newsletter mentions that the event is exclusive to members and their guests due to space limitations. It encourages members to join the club, highlighting that membership fees enable guests to attend such events. Instructions for sending reservations and membership applications are provided, with a form at the bottom for name, address, and other details. The form requests a check for $7.50 for dinner reservations and an additional $5 for membership, with a reminder that the deadline for reservations is February 12, 1971.

The image displays a page from the February 1971 newsletter of the Radcliffe Club of Boston. Here are the key details:

1. Header:

   • The title reads "News and Previews...of the Radcliffe Club of Boston."

2. Event Details:

   • Date and Time: February 22, Monday, from 6:00 PM.
   • Location: Dinner at Anthony’s Pier 4 on the S.S. Peter Stuyvesant.
   • Dinner Cost: $7.50 per person.
   • Cocktails: Included.
   • Topic: Professor Edwin O. Reischauer, discussing "Looking Ahead in Asia."
   • Speaker: Professor Edwin O. Reischauer, a Harvard University professor and former U.S. Ambassador to Japan.

3. Meeting Description:

   • The dinner party is a pleasant occasion with a delightful meal, waterfront seating, and a distinguished speaker.
   • The venue is Anthony’s Pier 4, docked on the second deck of the S.S. Peter Stuyvesant, providing a scenic view.
   • Reservations are open to members and their guests only and must be made by February 12, 1971.

4. Logistics:

   • Parking is available at Anthony’s Pier 4 on Northern Avenue.
   • Directions are provided to reach the location from various points.
   • Co-chairmen and hostesses are listed: Lynne O’Berry Cabot PBA ’61, Charlotte Zimmerman Vershbow ’45, Arthur E. Vershbow, Cary Stratton Boyd ’67, Ellen Clark Fine ’43, Sally Hooker Sullivan ’68, and Roger R.I.

5. Membership Information:

   • To join the Club, a $5 fee is required, which includes a guest for the February dinner.
   • Transportation can be arranged if needed.
   • There is a mention of the last chance to have a name included in the next year’s directory, with membership closing on March 1.

6. Contact Information:

   • Address for reservations and inquiries is 546 Bishopsgate Rd., Newton Centre, Mass. 02159.
   • Contact numbers: Arthur E. Vershbow at 332-5171 or Sally Wolfe Notter at 523-1081.

7. Form for Reservations:

   • A space is provided at the bottom of the page for individuals to fill out their name, address, and reservation details, including their membership status, transportation needs, and telephone number.

The newsletter is edited by Sallie Wolfe Notter '59.

The image is a page from a newsletter titled "News and Previews... of the Radcliffe Club of Boston," dated February 1971. The main content of the page is an announcement for a dinner event on February 22, 1971, at Anthony's Pier 4 on the S.S. Peter Stuyvesant.

Key details include:

• Date and Time: Monday, February 22, 1971, at 6:00 PM for cocktails, with dinner starting at 7:00 PM.
• Location: Anthony’s Pier 4 on the S.S. Peter Stuyvesant.
• Cost: $7.50 per person, including cocktails and a Dutch treat.
• Speaker: Professor Edwin O. Reischauer, University Professor (Far Eastern Affairs) at Harvard, who is also the former Ambassador to Japan.
• Topic: Looking Ahead in Asia.
• Reservations: Open to members and their guests only, and must be made by February 12, 1971.

The announcement describes the event as a pleasant dinner party with a view, highlighting the speaker's expertise and the scenic waterfront setting.

Additional details:

• Directions to Anthony’s Pier 4 are provided, including parking information and transportation from Boston or Cambridge.
• Co-chairs of the event are mentioned as Lynne O’Berry Cabot PBA '61, Mrs. Chilton S.J., and Charlotte Zimmerman Vershbow '45.
• Hostesses include Cary Stratton Boyd '67, Mrs. Lew F.J., Nancy Woodman Drexel '49, Mrs. Donald P.J., Ellen Clark Fine '43, Mrs. Lawrence, and Sally Hooker Sullivan '68, Mrs. Roger R.J.
• The newsletter also notes that there are space limitations, so members and their guests should make reservations promptly. The membership fee is $5, which allows inclusion in the February meeting and future events.
• The deadline for membership is March 1, and reservations must be sent to Mrs. Arthur E. Vershbow by February 12, 1971.

The page includes a response form for making reservations, joining the club, and requesting transportation.

The image is of a newsletter from the Radcliffe Club of Boston, dated February 1971. The newsletter provides details about an upcoming dinner event scheduled for February 22, 1971, on the S.S. Peter Stuyvesant.

Event Details:

• Date: February 22, 1971 (Monday)
• Time: 6:00 PM for cocktails, dinner at 7:00 PM
• Location: Anthony's Pier 4 on the S.S. Peter Stuyvesant
• Cost: Dinner $7.50, Cocktails included
• Dutch Treat: Guests are responsible for their own expenses

Speaker:

• Name: Professor Edwin O. Reischauer
• Topic: Looking Ahead in Asia
• Background: Professor Reischauer is a University Professor in Far Eastern Affairs and was a former Ambassador to Japan.

Reservations:

• Open to members and their guests only.
• Reservations must be submitted by February 12, 1971.
• The event is co-chaired by Mrs. Chilton S.J. (Lyne O’Berry Cabot) and Mrs. Arthur E. Versbow.
• Hostesses include Mrs. Lew F.J. (Nancy Woodman Drexler), Mrs. Donald P.J. (Ellen Clark Fine), and Mrs. Roger R.I. (Sally Hooker Sullivan).

Location and Directions:

• Anthony's Pier 4 is located on Northern Avenue in Boston.
• Directions to the location from the Summer Street or Congress Street area are provided.
• Transportation can be arranged from Boston or Cambridge if needed.

Additional Notes:

• The newsletter mentions a change in plans due to a fire.
• Membership fee and dinner reservations should be sent to Mrs. Arthur E. Versbow at 54 Bishopgate Road, Newton Centre, Mass. 02159.
• The membership fee is $50, and it includes the option to bring guests to the February meeting.

Contact Information:

• For more information, call Mrs. Versbow at 332-5171 or Mrs. Notter at 523-1081.

The form at the bottom of the page is for submitting reservations for the dinner, including the option to join the club and request transportation arrangements.

The image displays a newsletter from "The Radcliffe Club of Boston," dated February 1971. Here are the key details:

1. Header:

   • Title: "NEWS AND PREVIEWS... OF THE RADCLIFFE CLUB OF BOSTON"
   • Date: February, 1971
   • Editor: Sallie Wolfe Notter '59

2. Main Event Announcement:

   • Event: Dinner at Anthony's Pier 4
   • Date: Monday, February 22, 1971
   • Time: Cocktails at 6:30 PM, Dinner at 7:00 PM
   • Cost: $7.50 per person, includes cocktails and a Dutch treat dinner.
   • Speaker: Professor Edwin O. Reischauer, former Ambassador to Japan and University Professor (in Far Eastern Affairs) at Harvard.
   • Topic: "Looking Ahead in Asia"

3. Details and Instructions:

   • The event is exclusively for members and their guests.
   • Reservations must be made promptly due to a tight deadline caused by a delay in the newsletter mailing.
   • Anthony's Pier 4 is located on Northern Avenue in Boston, with ample parking and a well-lit location.
   • For transportation, members are encouraged to check with co-chairmen: Lynne O’Berry Cabot, Charlotte Zimmerman, or others listed.
   • The Radcliffe Club has a limit of 49 people for this event, and reservations should be sent by February 12, 1971.

4. Contact Information:

   • Reservations should be sent to Mrs. Arthur E. Vershbow, with a provided address and telephone numbers.
   • For more information, members can call Mrs. Vershbow or Mrs. Sallie Notter.

5. Reservation Slip:

   • There is a detachable form at the bottom for making reservations, including space for name, address, and other details like the number of guests, membership fee, and transportation needs.

This newsletter provides all necessary information for members to attend the upcoming dinner event, including logistics and contact details for reservations.

The image shows a newsletter titled "News and Previews... of the Radcliffe Club of Boston," dated February 1971. The editor is listed as Sallie Wolfe Notter. The newsletter announces a dinner event scheduled for February 22, 1971, at Anthony's Pier 4, located on the S.S. Peter Stuyvesant. The dinner starts at 6:00 PM and costs $7.50 per person, including a Dutch treat.

The speaker for the event is Professor Edwin O. Reischauer, a well-known figure who served as a Harvard professor and former Ambassador to Japan. His topic for the evening is "Looking Ahead in Asia." The event is open to members and their guests only.

The newsletter also provides directions to Anthony's Pier 4, noting that it has ample parking and is located on Northern Avenue in Boston. Detailed directions are given from various points in Boston and Cambridge.

The newsletter concludes with a note about the upcoming Radcliffe Club meetings, including a February 25 seminar and a free May meeting at Gore Place in Waltham. It encourages members to join or renew their memberships, with the annual dues being $15.

The newsletter requests members to return their reservations promptly by February 12, 1971, along with a check payable to Mrs. Arthur E. Veshibow at 58 Bishopsgate Rd., Newton Centre, Mass. 02159. Alternatively, members can call Mrs. Veshibow at 332-5171 or Mrs. Notter at 523-1081 for more information.

At the bottom of the newsletter, there is a form for members to fill out their reservations, including their name, number of reservations, and telephone number.

This image shows a newsletter titled "News and Previews . . . of the Radcliffe Club of Boston," dated February 1971 and edited by Sallie Wolfe Notter, class of '59. The newsletter announces a dinner event scheduled for Monday, February 22, at 6:00 P.M., with a $7.50 charge for dinner and cocktails of Dutch Treat. The dinner will be held at Anthony's Pier 4 on the S.S. Peter Stuyvesant. The speaker for the event is Professor Edwin O. Reischauer, a University Professor in Far Eastern Affairs at Harvard and former Ambassador to Japan, who will speak on the topic "Looking Ahead in Asia."

The event is open to members and their guests only, and reservations must be made by February 12, 1971. The newsletter provides directions to Anthony's Pier 4 and mentions that the venue provides ample parking. It also lists co-chairmen and hostesses for the evening.

The newsletter includes a reservation form at the bottom for attendees to fill out with their name, address, number of dinner reservations, membership status, transportation needs, and telephone number. Contact information for sending reservations is provided, including a mailing address in Newton Centre, Massachusetts, and phone numbers for Mrs. Arthur E. Vershbow and Mrs. Notter.

The image shows a printed newsletter titled "NEWS AND PREVIEWS... OF THE RADCLIFFE CLUB OF BOSTON" dated February 1971. The editor is listed as Sallie Wolfe Notter '59.

The main announcement details an event scheduled for February 22, Monday at 6:00 PM, which is a dinner at Anthony’s Pier 4 on the S.S. Peter Stuyvesant. The cost is indicated as $7.50 per person for cocktails and dinner. The speaker is Professor Edwin O. Reischauer with the topic "Looking Ahead in Asia." The notice specifies that reservations are open to members and their guests only.

Below the main announcement, there's an additional paragraph about the dinner and reservations, urging to reserve quickly due to a last-minute change of plans. It mentions certain details about the location and offers additional information about joining the club and transportation queries.

At the bottom of the letter, there is a section for attendees to fill out their name, address, and membership information, along with a checkmark option for needing transportation to the event. The newsletter appears to be pinned to a corkboard or similar surface, observable from the visible pushpins at the top. The image captures only the top portion of the newsletter, so the entire bottom section is not fully shown.

The image shows a newsletter from the Radcliffe Club of Boston, dated February 1971. The newsletter features a blue and white cover with the title "News and Previews... Of the Radcliffe Club of Boston." The content includes details about an upcoming dinner event on February 22, 1971, at Anthony's Pier 4, featuring a dinner and cocktails with a speaker, Professor Edwin O. Reischauer, discussing "Looking Ahead in Asia." The newsletter also provides information on how to RSVP and the cost of the dinner. Additionally, there are sections for members to note their names and membership numbers for future events. The newsletter is placed on a wooden surface, possibly a bulletin board or a table.

The image is a newsletter of the Radcliffe Club of Boston, dated February 1971. The newsletter is titled "News and Previews" and is edited by Sallie Wolfe Notter '59. The newsletter is printed on a white background with blue borders and is placed on a brown surface. The newsletter includes information about an upcoming dinner event on February 22, 1971, at 6:00 p.m. The dinner will be held at Anthony's Pier 4, and the speaker will be Professor Edwin O. Reischauer, who will discuss "Looking Ahead in Asia." The dinner will cost $7.50, including cocktails and Dutch Treat. Reservations are open to members and their guests only, and they must be made by February 12, 1971. The newsletter also includes information about the location of Anthony's Pier 4, which is on Northern Avenue in Boston, and provides directions for reaching the venue. The co-chairpersons for the event are Lynne O'Berry Carry PBO '61 (Mrs. Chilton S.) and Charlotte Zimmerman (Mrs. Donald P.J.), and the hostesses are Cary Stratton Boyd '67 (Mrs. Lew F.), Nancy Woodman Dresner '49 (Mrs. Harold P.), Ellen Clark Fine '43 (Mrs. Lawrence), and Sally Hooker Sullivan '65 (Mrs. Roger R.). The newsletter also includes a form for members to reserve their spots for the dinner, with spaces for their name, address, and telephone number. The newsletter concludes with a note encouraging members to join the club and enclosing their membership fee.