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2019 AGM Registration Guide SCHEDULE (Subject to Change) THURS 10/3 8:30am–12pm Tour: Jamestown Island 9am–10:30am Wkshps: Inked Bag, Bath Fashion, Cravats, Dance 9am–11am Regency Murder Mystery 10am–12pm Tour: Colonial Wmbg Before & After 12:30pm–2pm Wkshps: Bath Fashion, Cravats 1pm–2:30pm Wkshps: Inked Bag, Dance 2pm–4pm Tour: Colonial Wmbg Historic Trades 2pm–4pm Regency Murder Mystery 2pm–5pm Tour: American Revolution Museum 3pm–4pm JASNA International Visitor Program 4pm–5: 30pm Wkshps: Inked Bag, Paper Piecing, Dance 4pm–5:30pm Special Interest: Highlighting the Horrid 5pm–6:30pm Special Interest: Playing Cards 5:30pm–6pm Special Interest: AGM Orientation 7pm–8pm A Visit with Thomas Jefferson 7pm–8:30pm Special Interest: An Illustrated Look at NA 8pm–9:30pm Special Interest: Sisterhood: Cassandra & Jane 8pm–9:30pm Wkshop: Dance 8pm–10pm Regency Murder Mystery FRI 10/4 8am–10am JASNA Board Meeting 8:15am–9:45am Special Interest: Mystery of Francis Lathom The Southeastern Virginia Region is delighted to invite JASNA th 8:30am–10:30am Tours: Before & After, Historic Trades members and companions to commemorate the 200 8:30am–12pm Tour: Historic Campus and Library anniversary of Northanger Abbey in “one of the finest old 9am–10am Special Interest: JAHM at 70! places” in America—Williamsburg. It’s a city that has seen its 9am–10:30 Wkshops: Bath Fashion, Dance fair share of history and, no doubt, even some horror in its day! 9am–11am Book signing by participating AGM speakers Our Annual General Meeting will be held within sight of the 10am–11:30am Special Interest: 40 Years of JASNA th Historic Area, where a collection of original 18 -century 10am–12pm Tour: Civil War Williamsburg buildings and meticulous reconstructions stretch along a mile 10:30am–12pm RC Meeting of pedestrian thoroughfares. Populated by knowledgeable 10:30am–12pm Special Interest: To Look Upon Verdure costumed interpreters and rare-breed livestock, the colonial 1pm–2:30pm Opening / Plenary I: Jocelyn Harris capital is a dream come true for anyone steeped in Georgian 2:45pm–3:35pm Breakout Session A history and literature. This is Jane Austen’s world, or about as 3:50pm–4:40pm Breakout Session B close as we can come to it. 4:45pm-5:45pm Life Members Wine Reception 6pm–7:30pm Special Interest: As the Wheel Turns Northanger Abbey, though far from Austen’s most popular 7pm–8pm Crystal Concert work, has held a special place in my heart since I first read it at 7:30pm–10:30pm Northanger Abbey the Musical age 12. It’s a novel about novels; but it’s also about imagining 8pm–10pm Regency Murder Mystery the past, appreciating life’s simple beauties, and fighting for 8pm–9:30pm Special Interest: 50 Shades of Chocolate those simple beauties when necessary. These are all ideas (and SAT 10/5 ideals) that we explore in Williamsburg too. We hope you’ll 7:30am–8:45am Continental Breakfast come explore them with us. 9am–9:10am Essay Contest Winners Introduction Exciting speakers, tours, and activities await you at our AGM. 9:10am–10:30am Plenary II: Janine Barchas “A most particular description” of all the details can be found 10:45am–11:35am Breakout Session C on our AGM pages, jasna.org/agms/williamsburg/index.html. 1:35pm– 2:25pm Breakout Session D We look forward to your company in October! 2:35pm–3:25pm Breakout Session E 3:45pm–4:30pm JASNA US Business Meeting Sincerely, 4:30pm–5:15pm JASNA CA Business Meeting Amy Stallings 5pm–6pm Social Hour Coordinator, 2019 AGM 6:15pm–11:30pm Banquet / Promenade / Regency Ball [email protected] 8pm–9pm Special Interest: Reimagining Jane’s Quilt 9:15pm—10:15pm Special Interest: Northanger Talkback SUN 10/6 This Registration Guide is provided to help you 8:45am–10am Brunch Buffet open prepare for the 2019 AGM online registration at 10am–12pm Plenary III: Roger Moore / Closing th jasna.org/agms/williamsburg/index.html 12:30pm–2:30pm 18 Century Cricket Demo 5:15pm & 7:30pm Tavern Dinner (2 seatings) Make your selections inside, then be ready to MON 10/7 register online at 12:00 noon (EST) June 12, 2019 8am–5pm Tour: James River Plantations & Tea PLENARY SPEAKERS, SPECIAL INTEREST, & BREAKOUT SESSIONS ARE INCLUDED IN AGM REGISTRATION! “I am come in a very moralizing strain, to observe that our pleasures in this world are always to be paid for….” Jocelyn Harris, Carol Medine Moss Keynote Speaker “Magnificent Miss Morland” Fri., Oct 4, 1:10–2:30pm Janine Barchas, North American Scholar “The Lost Copies of Northanger Abbey” Sat., Oct 5, 9:10–10:30am Roger Moore, Plenary Speaker “Northanger Before the Tilneys: Austen’s Abbey & the Religious Past” Sun., Oct 6, 10–11:20am SATURDAY BANQUET For important details on dietary restrictions, please see our website at jasna.org/agms/williamsburg/index.html SPECIAL INTEREST SESSIONS: “Never had Catherine listened to anything so full of interest, wonder, and joy!” Highlighting the Horrid: UVA’s Sadleir-Black Collection of Gothic Fiction Thursday, Oct 3 from 4:00 – 5:30 pm The Sadleir-Black Collection at the University of Virginia comprises over 1,100 Gothic titles, including the only complete set of first editions of all seven of the Northanger horrid novels. Sherri Lynne Brown will explain the history and highlights of the collection. Orientation for AGM First Timers Thursday, Oct 3 from 5:30 pm - 6:00 pm Learn how to navigate your first AGM with helpful advice from Linda Slothouber, JASNA Vice President-Conferences. Get practical tips gathered from seasoned AGM-goers. This session is designed for first-timers, but all registrants are welcome to attend. Playing Cards With Jane Austen Thursday, Oct 3 from 5:00-6:30 pm Austen’s characters are more often at the card table than on the dance floor. Jo Ann Staples explores how cards developed as the recreation of choice in 18th-century England, providing history enough for Eleanor Tilney and horror enough for Catherine Morland! An Illustrated Look at Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey Thursday, Oct 3 from 7:00 – 8:30 pm This slide lecture will trace the various illustrated versions of Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey, with special attention to C.E. Brock, H.M. Brock, and Hugh Thomson. Julie Buck will examine the role of publishing trends and technological advances in illustrations. Sisterhood: A History of Cassandra & Jane Austen in Four Objects Thursday, Oct 3 from 8:00 – 9:30 pm From Jane’s love of words to the literary legacy Cassandra fostered after July 1817, Kelly McDonald explores the “sisterhood” of the Austen girls through actual historical objects—a writing desk & letters, a diary, a commonplace book, a piece of mourning jewelry. The Gothic Mystery of Francis Lathom, author of The Midnight Bell Friday, Oct 4 from 8:15 – 9:45 am Francis Lathom was a shining success whose life story came to resemble a Gothic plot. Banished from England, he disappeared for years and re-emerged in Philadelphia, later dying incognito in remotest Scotland. His descendant Diana Roome unravels the mystery! Making the Museum: Celebrating Jane Austen’s House at 70! Friday, Oct 4 from 9:00 – 10:00 am Jane Austen’s House first opened to the public 70 years ago, on 23 July 1949. Hear its Director, Mary Guyatt, speak about the strong characters, hard work, luck and determination that has gone in to preserving this unique place of ‘pilgrimage.’ “The Company of Clever, Well-Informed People”: Forty Years of JASNA Friday, Oct 4 from 10:00 – 11:30 am Most of JASNA’s current members are unfamiliar with the society’s founders, Henry Burke, Jack Grey, and Joan Austen-Leigh, the first AGMs, and other society history. Several of the earliest members will share stories and a slideshow about JASNA’s beginnings. “To Look Upon Verdure”: The Garden at Jane Austen’s House Museum Friday, Oct 4 from 10:30 am – 12:00 pm There is no better refreshment than to sit in the shade and look upon verdure, unless it’s to sit in the garden of the home where Austen lived…and look upon verdure. Carol Chernega will present an inside look at the garden at JAHM, developed over the past 70 years. As the Wheel Turns: Horse-Drawn Vehicles in Austen’s Novels Friday, Oct 4 from 6:00 – 7:30 pm Modern readers have little to no frame of reference about horse-drawn vehicles in Austen’s novels. Austen uses such vehicles for more than merely establishing a person’s class and income! Jennifer Ewing will be our driver for this agreeable outing. 50 Shades of Chocolate: A History of Chocolate in England, Recipes Included Friday, Oct 4 from 8:00 – 9:30 pm Two of Austen’s characters, General Tilney and Arthur Parker, enjoyed chocolate as cocoa. But their chocolate differed from the chocolate we know, as Mary Hafner-Laney will reveal. Explore chocolate’s origins and its history in England—recipes included! Reimagining Jane Austen’s Quilt Saturday, Oct 5 from 8:00 – 9:00 pm Sue Dell will examine the community quilt made by people from all over the world to mark the bicentenary of Jane’s death. After considering Jane’s original quilt, this illustrated talk will look at how the community quilt was conceived, designed, and executed. Northanger Abbey the Musical: Talkback Saturday, Oct 5 from 9:15 – 10:15 pm The theatrical presentation of Friday evening was a labor of love that has been in development since early 2013. Converse with selected members of the cast and production team about the experience of writing, casting, and staging their adaptation.
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