Brooklyn’s Inn of Court celebrates holiday season at Marco Polo
The Kings County Nathan R. Sobel American Inn of Court toasted to Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, the New Year and even Festivus during its annual holiday party at Marco Polo Ristorante in Carroll Gardens on Monday.
“Thank you, everybody, for coming to our holiday gala,” said the Inn’s president, Justice Arthur M. Schack. “I want to wish, on behalf of the Inns, as the president, happy Hanukkah, even though it passed already, merry Christmas, happy Kwanzaa, happy New Year, happy Festivus for the rest of us — and anything else that suits your fancy.
“I want to thank you because we’re having a very good year so far,” Schack continued. “When we come back in January, I want us to keep up the good work. It’s very nice this evening that we could all get together, socialize and have a good time. It’s always great to be among friends, and as far as I’m concerned, everybody here is a friend.”
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