Fran and Kathleen wrote about the tea gown for the Belle Epoque (thank you for not reminding me of my spelling error) period. For your further guidance, I will be a visitor at a hotel where the event is held. I am, ahem, not a young girl, nor likely to fool anyone that I will be near that age again, but I am divorced. Given this information, and the additional concern that this is not in my home, nor am I a guest of someone else, what should I do to be appropriately dressed? Thank you for all of the information about the beautiful gowns! Did the exhibition of gowns have a catalog? I will be looking at purchasing the referenced books, but do not wish to embarrass myself in my enthusiasm. Are there specific references to the service of tea that will help me learn a bit more? Ann
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