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CA-922 Military Ball/Dining Out Saturday, 28 March 2020
Parents/Guardians/Cadets:
It is that time of year. The cadet leadership has planned a very special military ball/dining out with a World War II theme. All of below for a low price of $20.00, except photos.
- Hemet High School jazz band will be providing WWII Glenn Miller big band music
- Professional photographer onsight
- Professionally catered buffet meal with china and cloth napkins
- Grog bowl for mess violations
- Unit awards presentation to include special recognition of our seniors
- Distinguished guests to include a local WWII veteran who fought in Northern Africa and Sicily
- Dance
Who: CA-922 Cadets, Friends, and Family
What: Formal Military Ball/Dining Out
When: Saturday, March 28, 2020
5:00 pm Social Hour
6:00 pm Dinner
Where: Golden Village Palms RV Resort, 3600 W Florida Ave, Hemet, CA 92545
Why: It enhances the esprit de corps of units, lightens the load of demanding day-to-day work, gives the commander an opportunity to meet socially with their subordinates and enables cadets of all ranks to create bonds of friendship and better working relations through an atmosphere of good fellowship.
Cost: $20.00 per person (Cash Only)
RSVP: Use form below no later than Wednesday, 11 March 2020
https://forms.gle/E3xa4jRgfcdo9EcL8
Military Ball Dress Code
In a military ball, service members wear dress blue or class A uniforms while guests complement them with formal or semi-formal attire. Male guests typically wear dark suits with a tie or a tuxedo. Women wear knee- to floor-length gowns, but also have the option of cocktail dresses, as long as detailing is minimal. Patterns and bright colors should be avoided.
Semi-formal attire is basically an outfit that is dressier than what you'd wear to an office but not as dressy as a formal evening gown or tuxedo. ... Semi-formal attire is typically worn to weddings, holiday parties, and to fine restaurants.
Cadet Senior Males: May substitute Air Force service dress with suit and tie or tuxedo.
Cadet Females: May substitute Air Force service dress with floor-length evening gown.
Entertainment: Throughout the evening, the Mister/Madam Vice President keeps the program moving and stimulates table conversation through keen wit and impromptu speaking ability. The vice president also notes and makes special mention of the violations of the rules of the mess and breaches of protocol and etiquette which must be punished by a trip to the “Grog Bowl”. (Guests Excluded)
The Grog Bowl. The grog bowl is an "accessory" traditional to a dinings-out which contains various drinks donated by each flight.
Looking forward to seeing you all there. Ensure you study the mess rules, or you will be sent to the Groggggggg!!!
Sincerely,
Colonel Michael A. Christoph
Senior Aerospace Science Instructor
It is that time of year. The cadet leadership has planned a very special military ball/dining out with a World War II theme. All of below for a low price of $20.00, except photos.
- Hemet High School jazz band will be providing WWII Glenn Miller big band music
- Professional photographer onsight
- Professionally catered buffet meal with china and cloth napkins
- Grog bowl for mess violations
- Unit awards presentation to include special recognition of our seniors
- Distinguished guests to include a local WWII veteran who fought in Northern Africa and Sicily
- Dance
Who: CA-922 Cadets, Friends, and Family
What: Formal Military Ball/Dining Out
When: Saturday, March 28, 2020
5:00 pm Social Hour
6:00 pm Dinner
Where: Golden Village Palms RV Resort, 3600 W Florida Ave, Hemet, CA 92545
Why: It enhances the esprit de corps of units, lightens the load of demanding day-to-day work, gives the commander an opportunity to meet socially with their subordinates and enables cadets of all ranks to create bonds of friendship and better working relations through an atmosphere of good fellowship.
Cost: $20.00 per person (Cash Only)
RSVP: Use form below no later than Wednesday, 11 March 2020
https://forms.gle/E3xa4jRgfcdo9EcL8
Military Ball Dress Code
In a military ball, service members wear dress blue or class A uniforms while guests complement them with formal or semi-formal attire. Male guests typically wear dark suits with a tie or a tuxedo. Women wear knee- to floor-length gowns, but also have the option of cocktail dresses, as long as detailing is minimal. Patterns and bright colors should be avoided.
Semi-formal attire is basically an outfit that is dressier than what you'd wear to an office but not as dressy as a formal evening gown or tuxedo. ... Semi-formal attire is typically worn to weddings, holiday parties, and to fine restaurants.
Cadet Senior Males: May substitute Air Force service dress with suit and tie or tuxedo.
Cadet Females: May substitute Air Force service dress with floor-length evening gown.
Entertainment: Throughout the evening, the Mister/Madam Vice President keeps the program moving and stimulates table conversation through keen wit and impromptu speaking ability. The vice president also notes and makes special mention of the violations of the rules of the mess and breaches of protocol and etiquette which must be punished by a trip to the “Grog Bowl”. (Guests Excluded)
The Grog Bowl. The grog bowl is an "accessory" traditional to a dinings-out which contains various drinks donated by each flight.
Looking forward to seeing you all there. Ensure you study the mess rules, or you will be sent to the Groggggggg!!!
Sincerely,
Colonel Michael A. Christoph
Senior Aerospace Science Instructor