Mason International Dinner Slated for March 4

George Mason High School’s annual International Dinner will be held next Wednesday, March 4, from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. in the school’s Mustang Cafe, located at 7130 Leesburg Pike. The dinner, an evening of family fun, food and entertainment and celebration of the City’s diversity, will be hosted by Mason’s International Club and ESOL/Foreign Language staff.

All are welcome to attend and contribute to the pot luck event by bringing entrees, side dishes or salad for 8 – 10 people to share. A raffle of gift certificates from local restaurants will take place to support a child in India. To donate, e-mail garciah@fccps.org. For more information, e-mail Joanna Snitzer at JoannaSnitzer@hotmail.com.

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