Yes, that plan works well for Thursday, and I think starting a little earlier will make the rest of the afternoon easier to manage.
For the room setup, I would keep the chairs near the window and leave the center open so people can move around without squeezing past each other.
If you are bringing notes, a short printed outline might be simpler than a full packet, since most people just need the key steps and a short reminder of who is handling each part.
I can take care of the checklist and mark anything still pending before lunch.
For snacks, something easy to share is better than anything messy, and plain options usually go over better for mixed groups.
If the weather changes, we can move the first part indoors and still keep the timing about the same.
Send me your final thoughts tonight and I will adjust the order in the morning.
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I looked over the menu outline, and I think the simpler setup is the better option for Saturday because it gives everyone more room to adjust if someone arrives late.
The soup can stay warm on the back burner, and the salad can be tossed just before people sit down so it stays crisp.
If you want help with the seating, I can sketch out a quick arrangement that keeps the louder group closer to the kitchen and the quieter group near the bookshelves.
For the playlist, soft instrumentals at first would be enough, then something brighter once the conversation picks up.
I would also put the extra plates on the side table instead of the counter so nobody has to reach around the serving dishes.
Let me know whether you want me to come early to help tidy the entry and fold napkins, because that part usually takes less time with two people.
If anything shifts, send me the update in the morning and I will adjust.