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Last year, the Old Davie School Historical Museum hosted another successful
Women’s History Tea with over 50 women in attendance. Thanks to Miss
Pauline’s English Catering, Southern Handcraft Society-West Broward
Chapter, Michelle Hall and Girl Scout Troop #647 for their food donations
and assistance. Kudos to Operations Manager Kelli Walters and Museum
Educator Claire Smith for organizing and making the arrangements for
the event.
| Historical Women Reenactors (l to r)--Betsy Ross (Susan Macak), Helen Keller (Lauren Bandes), Laura Ingalls Wilder (Natalie Riusech), Emily Dickinson (Megan Havner) and Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother (Ellouise Hall) |
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The annual tea is an opportunity to enjoy a traditional four-course afternoon tea and to interact with some famous and not-so-famous women of history. During the event each table is visited by costumed women from the past, telling their stories and answering questions.
The event begins at 11:00 a.m. with a tour of the School Museum and the tea served at 11:30 a.m. Attendance at this tea helps Brownies earn their Listening to the Past try-it; Juniors, their Womens’ Stories badge; and Cadette Seniors, their Women Through Time interest project patch.
Tickets are available at the Museum Office in the Old Davie School.
Admission is $25 and $12.50 for Girl Scouts and their leaders.
All proceeds are used for educational programs and projects at the Old Davie School Historical Museum.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE NEXT WOMEN'S HISTORY TEA, CONTACT
CLAIRE SMITH AT 954-797-1044 or educator@olddavieschool.org
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