Once again I'm in the Young Women (but it's been years and years ago). And once again I pulled out an old favorite activity...the Victorian Tea.
I wasn't sure how this group of girls would like it. Except for one particular young women, who should have been born in 1890, the rest of the girls didn't seem to have the vison or be overly excited. But dear Leah Claire had costumes for us all, was very concerned about authentic details (she insisted that the event was Edwardian, not Victorian. But an Edwardian Tea just doesn't have the same ring to it.) and she worked so hard to get everyone there.
I wasn't sure how this group of girls would like it. Except for one particular young women, who should have been born in 1890, the rest of the girls didn't seem to have the vison or be overly excited. But dear Leah Claire had costumes for us all, was very concerned about authentic details (she insisted that the event was Edwardian, not Victorian. But an Edwardian Tea just doesn't have the same ring to it.) and she worked so hard to get everyone there.
All the girls came and had a blast...from the past!
Thanks also to Steph and Jessica (Steph's cousin) who showed up on the door step, surprised to see a Tea party, were whisk way by Leah Claire and put in costume, and became the "Scandalous Relatives".
They added so much fun, washed every piece of china and helped deliver girls home!
Thanks!

3 comments:
Any time Mom. It was a ton of fun and a night that we shall not forget. Love you!
ah. the good 'ol days! i LOVED the victorian tea parties :)your outfit looks very familiar, i'm gonna have to go dig out a pic!
i do them in every yw's that i'm in! you were always so fun. good to hear you're keeping up the P1 tradition.
Hey, I just found your blog! They were scandalous. Jeans? Didn't they know it was 1910?
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