On January 28th was the 200th anniversary of the publishing of this lovely book. As a Jane-ite through and through, I get pure enjoyment from it every time I read it. I find something or other that I had missed the time before. That is what makes a solid book stand the test of time. I'm currently reading Sense and Sensibility, and it is funnier and sadder every time I read it as well.
In honour of Jane, I have some pictures randomly to post. I have been busy in Seattle with the
Washington Regency Society and
Lady Sully and Mrs. Cartwright and Countess of Monroe, Mrs Gentry as well as Lord Forest and Mrs. and Mrs. Henricks. 12th night dinner, Card parties and tea..OH MY!
First up, the Feast of the 12th Night, hostessed by Lady Sully and Mrs. Cartwright at Fort Necessity....and it was SOOO MUCH FUN!
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The Guests arrive |
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Dinner in full progress |
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Her Ladyship, Lady Sully |
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I had been, at this moment, tippling the punch..as they say. |
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I was extolling the virtues of the Regents punch as Lady Sully indulges me |
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Lady Philippa in all her elegance |
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Mrs. Kristen Sprague |
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The sassy and lovely Countess of Monroe, Lady Amanda
Next up was Cards with the Mrs. Hendricks at their lovely home in Purdy
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American Duchess Shoes...excellent |
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Lord Christopher in his Banyan, Myself in the White and Lady Sully, sporting the Kermit Dress |
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The whole Lovely Group! |
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Sassy me with "tea" |
Than This last Sunday, Lady Heather and Miss Robertson hosted a lovely tea at Lady Heathers home. Mari got to wear my latest creation (trying it on at delivery.) and we have the tiny tiny Master Alex, the latest creation by Mrs. Johaneson
was in the best form. Photos will come as I get them.
For now, just Mari and I in my rose gown and her newest gown, and the whole group
Thank you
Nora Azevedo, Modiste and A Baronets' Daughter |