Each spring, Yale University alumni return to Yale's sprawling New Haven
campus for annual class reunions. Distinguished grads from classes of the
1930s, and more recent ones, revisit the centuries-old Ivy League school to
renew friendships and take part in the scores of daily luncheons, buffets,
dinners, breakfasts, banquets, and other official events that mark the
occasion.
For the past three years, White Plains Linen also has returned to Yale to
help make each event an exciting and splendid occasion. Thousands of linens,
in traditional Yale blue, and other colors, are delivered to Yale's Berkeley
Dining Hall, Commons and four residential colleges. White Plains Linen
representatives, who manage on-site logistics, shuttle the needed tablecloths,
napkins, table skirting, and miscellaneous items to the reunion dining
halls, meeting rooms, and tents, adding color and style to the proceedings.
For this year's class reunions, White Plains Linen, which also serves Yale's
dining halls during the school year, delivered more than 4,200 round and
square tablecloths as well as 22,000 napkins and 750 table skirts. A good
time was had by all.
