Whyt Whey Commons - March 13, 2003

Attending:
	Alexandre d'Avigne		Jeff Berry
	Anne				Anne Murphy
	Basim al Rami			Michael Vukek
	Derborgaill an 			Deborah Geary
		Chomhaidh Buitiler
	Elianne of Ynys Enlli		Susan Dahlinger
	Ervald the Optimistic		Zorikh Lequidre
	Lev of Whyt Whey		Lev Aks
	Sancha de Flores		Jessica Valadez
	Sean O'Suillaebhain Beer	Sean M. Sullivan
(with apologies for any misspellings)

Old Business:
1) The money from the Cloisters demo will go to Whyt Whey, boosting
	our still relatively meager reserves.

2) Contact information about the I-CON demo in Long Island was found and
	passed on to the Whyt Wheyvians who are attending.

3) The Chivalry Lives demo Feb. 28 - Mar. 1 went well, and 
	Elianne was at this very commons meeting.

Continuing Business:
1) The next commons meeting will be April 10th.  Unfortunately,
	the community room at 552 RSD is NOT available, and so we need
	to get a location as soon as possible.

2) The March 21st Ostgardr Commons will be hosted in Whyt Whey, in the
	basement community room of 552 Riverside Dr.

3) Meadhbh has scheduled a sewing circle for April 16th, at her
	place, starting at 6:30 or 7PM.

Officers Reports:

1) Knight Marshall: No report.

2) Mistress of A&S: Derbogaill continues to build her database.

3) Web Minister: Lev has made even more changes to the web page design and
	anyone interested should take a look and give him feedback.

4) Exchequer: There is a form to fill out for our final report. Sean
	is still spinning up, and Alexandre offered to help him get
	through it the first time.  They will try to get to it within the next
	few weeks after Sean's exams are over.

5) Herald: Sancha has submitted a number of arms and names. There have
	been many submissions which have passed Kingdom but which have
	been hanging at Laurel for sometime. 

6) Seneschal: Alexandre still need to get out to look at Meadhbh's site.

7) Chronicler: A draft Cheesecloth was available for corrections and 
	commentary.

New Business:

1) Eularia sent a note asking if anyone had men's shirts or women's chemises
	that she could borrow for an upcoming production of Romeo and Juliet.

Submitted by Alexandre d'Avigne