1. Three boys at High Tea Charles Norris

3. Attracted aristocracy

4. Genders separated

5. Servants served tea

6. Association with elegance

9. * Women confined by this in homes, men free to roam and explore

10. * Flash forward 200 years, census bureau records women and girls as keeping house-an occupation (1851-1881)

13. *Women looked at as vulnerable and weak/ subject to injury

14. * Bonds/sisterhood was formed through subordination women were subjected to

15. *Tea said to be a morale booster during WW 2

17. A new Era-women’s impact is felt *Women like Susan B.Anthony symbolizes the the breakage of women’s chains, as prominent civil rights leader *Women like Eleonora Sears made impact/ waves by wearing shortened hair and pants *Public and political lives of men contrast the spheres of intra and inter-familial relations women lived *Late 1800’s-women limited by body image-similar to today's struggles-previous eras were discouraged to feel their feelings in this respect

19. *Tuke broke the ground for those to follow

21. * French Bakery welcomes two old friends and a husband on a crisp January morning

22. *Fancily decorated house in Lafayette-not unlike a gingerbread house

25. None bothered by what was traditionally a female centered practice

26. *Quiet pink rooms,teeny chairs, small food portions not intimidating

29. *Tea time as a great way to cultivate friendships/socialize in civilized setting

30. *Plans to have mixed/same gender teas, gender has no bearing on guests attending)

31. *Tea with husband on special occasions/anniversary etc.