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INVITATION: Two Washington Events in May!
 

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    Gala and Fundraiser (May 20th) supporting the Bátori József Hungarian Scouts of Washington and the AHF 1956 Fund [Magyarul]
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May Gala and Fundraiser

The American Hungarian Federation, founded in 1906    WASHINGTONI 4. SZ. BÁTORI JÓZSEF CSERKÉSZCSAPAT

THE AMERICAN HUNGARIAN FEDERATION
and the
HUNGARIAN SCOUTS of WASHINGTON

Cordially invite you to the

HUNGARIAN MAY BALL
Benefit event on May 20, 2006, 6 pm
at the Embassy Suites Hotel
44610 Waxpool Rd, Ashburn, VA 20147
[Google Map]

Proceeds of the evening to support a series of events commemorating the 50th anniversary of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution and the Hungarian historical communities living in the countries neighboring Hungary. Honorary Chairs include outstanding community leaders and Congressmen Tom Lantos, Daniel W. Lipinski, Thaddeus G. McCotter, and Frank R. Wolf.

6:00 – Cocktails
7:00 – Opening ceremonies
7:30 – Dinner
8:30 – Dancing
11:00 – Raffle
Music and cocktails until Midnight

Music by the New York Continental Band
Black tie Raffle Bar

For more information call Erika Fedor at (703) 726-1241
Downloadable [reservation form]

[read more about the event, about the Hungarian Scouts, and reserve online!]
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AZ AMERIKAI MAGYAR SZÖVETSÉG
és a
WASHINGTONI 4. SZ. BÁTORI JÓZSEF CSERKÉSZCSAPAT

Szeretettel meghívja Önt és kedves családját a

MÁJUSI MAGYAR BÁLRA
Jótékonysági est
2006. május 20. szombat

az EMBASSY SUITES HOTEL báltermében
44610 Waxpool Rd, Ashburn, VA 20147

Az est adományát a két szervezet az 1956-os forradalom félévszázados évfordulójának ünnepségsorozatára, valamint a Magyarország határain kívül kisebbségben élo magyarok megsegítésére kívánja fordítani.

6:00 – Poharazás, zene
7:00 – Ünnepi köszönto
7:30 – Vacsora
8:30 – Bál
11:00 – Tombola
Éjfélig zene, poharazás

Zene: New York-i Continental Zenekar
Estélyi Tombola Bár

Informácio Erika Fedor 703-726-1241
Downloadable [reservation form]

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The Colonel Commandant Michael Kovats Medal of Freedom to honor outstanding individuals and recognize their life's achievements, dedication to freedom and democracy, promotion of transatlantic relations, and meritorious contribution to society.

Memorial Day in Arlington Cemetery

May 29th, Memorial Day 2006
Arlington National Cemetery, 4pm

The American Hungarian Federation cordially invites you to participate in a Memorial Day Commemoration Ceremony honoring Hungarian American military heroes and the common bonds that have tied Hungarians and Americans together inextricably from the start.

Representatives from both the US and Hungarian military as well as Hungarian American leaders and the Ambassador and representatives from the Hungarian Embassy are expected to attend.

The program includes a roll-call of present and past Hungarian and American Military Veterans. Names of our deceased heroes will be included. If you have a loved one who served in the military, we want to know!


Where? At the Alexander Asboth gravesite (up the hill next to the Arlington House)

IMPORTANT NOTES:

1) Transportation to the gravesite is available!

2) Current and ex-military are requested to identify themselves and to RSVP by calling Lt. Col. Steve Vekony at (301) 394-1144 or via email to bryandawson@americanhungarianfederation.org

3) Those authorized to wear uniforms are encouraged to wear Class A or Dress Blue.

Did you know there are at least 8 Hungarian American recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor? Read more about Maj. General Asboth and other Hungarian American Military Heroes on The Hungary Page's "Nobel Prize Winners and Famous Hungarians"
Military Section.

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