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    The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Aug 30

    If you could host any four women from history to your private dinner party, whom would you invite? More important, what would you serve?http://nyer.cm/fg8IDib 

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      2. Michael Pagano‏ @michaelpagano71 Aug 30
        Replying to @NewYorker

        Both my grandmothers & both their moms.

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      3. FoodDesertChicago‏ @GreenDoorGrocer Aug 30
        Replying to @michaelpagano71 @NewYorker

        Michael you are the sweetest. I love my grandmother so much!

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      2. Pat D‏ @pdorgu Aug 30
        Replying to @NewYorker

        Golda Meir, Indira Ghandi, Anikulapo-Kuti, Mary Magdalene. Jollof Rice, Goat Meat Stew (optional), potato salad and vegetarian curry.

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      3. Maria Paray‏ @MariaParay Aug 30
        Replying to @pdorgu @NewYorker

        Mary Magdalene would have been one of my four also!

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      1. GeorgiaVoteBlue2018‏ @angryalgonquin Aug 30
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        Dorothy Parker Ngaio Marsh Eleanor Roosevelt Ida Tarbell Martinis

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      2. Kevin Fox‏ @LiteraryKfox Aug 30
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        Annie Jump Cannon, Kathrine Johnson, Ruby Payne-Scott, and Jill Tarter I'd serve something stellar!

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      3. Janet Fox‏ @janetsfox Aug 30
        Replying to @LiteraryKfox @NewYorker

        What a great list!

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      2. Rach‏ @rachel_michaels Aug 30
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        Frida Kahlo, Michelle Obama, Mother Teresa, Gloria Steinem and I’d serve Italian beef with extra au jus

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      1. Diana Ricketts‏ @dinerlee Aug 30
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        Mary Magdalene, Eleanor of Aquitaine, Jane Austen, Elizabeth I. I can’t cook, so we’d go to my favorite restaurant GlassHalfFull.

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      1. Donna Hildebrand‏ @HildeDonnaK Aug 30
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        Mary, Abigail Adams, Mary McCleod Bethune, Eleanor Roosevelt. I would serve lasagna! Everyone loves lasagna. And a lovely Willamette Valley Pinot Noir, with my mom’s Chocolate Pie recipe for dessert.

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      1. UberXY‏ @UberXY Aug 30
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        Mary Magdalene

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      1. Nicky Chance-Thompson‏ @nickychanthomp Aug 30
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        Eleanor Roosevelt, Maya Angelou, Emeline Pankhurst and Marilyn Monroe. Scallops for starter or watercress soup, vongole main & a fruit pavlova.

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      1. Annalee Perez‏ @Annalee_Perez Aug 30
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        Cleopatra, Ann Bonny, Rebecca Nurse & Harriet Tubman. Bold, brave women of varying faiths, burdens, perspectives & methods. Don't know about the main course, but there WOULD be chocolate, ice cream & decadent slices of NY Cheesecake for dessert. #WomenInHistory #CelebrateWomen

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      1. LEVECKIS‏ @e_leveckis Aug 30
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        Kathy Griffin, Betsy DeVos, Whoopi Goldberg and Kellyanne Conway. Lots of scotch and popcorn on hand.

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      1. Veronika K‏ @kaufmannskrimis Aug 30
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        my granny Violet, my great aunt Klementine, my great-grandmother Therèse, and lastly, a lady named Elizabeth Mestry. I have not yet found out who she is but she is buried in our family grave. It's a mystery.

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      1. Gilbert Henry‏ @RandyWeeble Aug 30
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        Cleopatra, Sacajawea, Emily Dickinson and Cher. We’d dine on lamb chops, garlic mashed potatoes and southern style collard greens.

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      1. katherine‏ @ktwoodlief Aug 30
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        Virginia Wolfe , Gertrude Stein , Frida Kahlo , Meryl Streep . I would serve ... ornithology game hens , roasted vegetables , with a Argentina Red .

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      1. Judy P. O'Toole‏ @iloarainbow Aug 30
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        Katharine Hepburn, Greta Garbo, Ingrid Bergman and Loretta Young. All made personal sacrifices to pursue their careers. Dinner would be centered around my Irish-American grandmother’s Swedish Meatballs. (Recipe from her sisters-in-law.)

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