John Street felt like Rue de Jean July 14 as Les Halles restaurant celbrated Bastille Day with Can-Can dancers, traditional waiters’ races and other activities. Jake DeAngelis, sitting atop some husky shoulders, bottom left, greeted Penny England, who was dressed as France’s most famous gift to America, Lady Liberty. Celine Gardinier, a waiter on vacation from Sweden, took a busman’s holiday and won the female waiters race and Michael Padin, also from Sweden, won the men’s race.
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John Street felt like Rue de Jean July 14 as Les Halles restaurant celbrated Bastille Day with Can-Can dancers, traditional waiters’ races and other activities. Jake DeAngelis, sitting atop some husky shoulders, bottom left, greeted Penny England, who was dressed as France’s most famous gift to America, Lady Liberty. Celine Gardinier, a waiter on vacation from Sweden, took a busman’s holiday and won the female waiters race and Michael Padin, also from Sweden, won the men’s race. 
