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Coronation 2017 Imperial Russia: A Weekend at the Winter Palace Anniversary Monarchs Rose Empress X Rochelle Rose Emperors III Richard & IV Blaine Rose Empress XX Candi Wrapper Rose Emperor XLI Bill Spencer Rose Emperor XIV Karen Girl George Jar 503-200-9422, [email protected] Rose Empress XXX The Pearl Rose Empress LVIII Summer Lynne Seasons Rose Emperor XXIV Barry Burns 503-267-9436, [email protected] Rose Empress XL Tonya Rose Ball Coordinator - Kimberlee Van Patten Rose Emperor XXXIV Hollyw ood NightengaleFoxx Portland, Oregon 503-422-1566, [email protected] Rose Empress XLIX Fiona Flash Foxx The Imperial Sovereign Rose Court Harmony of the Rose Advertising & Their Most Imperial Majesties Awards Dinner The Glamour & Obsession of the Rose Full page Half Page Rose Emperor XLI Bill Spencer & Wednesday, October 18, 2017 7.5” x 10” 7.5” x 4.875” Rose Empress LVIII Summer Lynne Seasons Darcelle XV Showplace $150.00 $100.00 Cordially Invite you to… 208 NW 3rd Ave., Portland, OR Cocktails 6pm Dinner 7pm $25 Quarter Page Business Card Coronation 2017 3.625” X 4.875” 2” x 3.625” Monarch’s Reception $75.00 $40.00 full color PDF, TIF or EPS Formats only. & Out-Of-Town Show No image bleeds please. Imperial Friday, October 20, 2017 Submit to [email protected] Embassy Suites ~ Queen Marie Ballroom pay online via PayPal or send 319 SW Pine St., Portland, OR Court/Business Checks or Money Orders Door 7pm Show 8pm $20 Admission payable to I.S.R.C. to: Russia: Hospital ity Suite I.S.R.C. Attn: Coronation Advertising PO Box 4864, Portland, Oregon 97208-4864 Saturday, October 21, 2017 A Weekend 11am to 2pm Embassy Suites 319 SW Pine St. Host Hotel Protocol accepted via e-mail at: Embassy Suites 319 SW Pine St., Portland [email protected] as well as at Reservations: 503-279-9000 at the Hospitality. One title, one walk please. Group Name: ISR Victory Brunch Room Rate $179.00 plus tax (dbl) Winter Palace Sunday, October 22, 2017 $10 overnight parking Booking deadline September 29, 2017 Embers Avenue 110 NW Broadway Saturday, October 21, 2017 Brunch at 11am $25 Two blocks from Tri-Met Light Rail service to and from the At The Newly Remodeled Portland International Airport Melody Ballroom The Portland Party 615 SE Alder St., Portland, OR Doors 5pm Coronation 6pm Sunday, October 22, 2017 Reserved Seating $65 The Silverado 318 SW Third Ave. 3pm to 6pm Free Drink Specials, Male Dancers, Rosecourt.org Grab-Bag Drag Show! .

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