After a full day in Washington on Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2005, the main event for Prince Charles and Camilla was the White House dinner - a black-tie affair in their honor attended by Washington's political, academic and business elite. President George W. Bush has hosted only five formal White House dinners for world leaders since taking office in 2001. About 130 people were expected for dinner in the State Dining Room on the White House's grand main floor. <<< Click to see who was at the dinner as well as the after-dinner guest list. Guests will dine on: Celery Broth with Crispy Rock Shrimp Newton Chardonnay "Unfiltered" 2002 Medallions of Buffalo Tenderloin Roasted Corn Wild Rice Pancakes Glazed Parsnips and Young Carrots Peter Michael Pinot Noir “Le Moulin Rouge” 2002 Mint Romaine Lettuce with Blood Orange Vinaigrette Vermont Camembert Cheese and Spiced Walnuts Petits Fours Cake Chartreuse Ice Cream with Red and Green Grape Sauce Iron Horse "Wedding Cuvée" 2002 The grand meal will be served in the State Dining Room using the following: Clinton China Vermeil flatware Gold pintuck silk tablecloths Sprays of white phaeleanopsis orchids with camellia foliage in the historic White House vermeil candelabras Music will be provided by: The United States Marine Band Flute trio – East Entrance The United States Marine Band – Grand Foyer The United States Marine Band "Strolling Strings" – The State Floor After Dinner Entertainment: Yo Yo Ma, cellist – The East Room Kathryn Stott, concert pianist – The East Room The United States Marine Dance Band – The Grand Foyer Credits:  The White House, CBS News, Embassy Web sites