Wednesday, November 16, 2011

WE THANK YOU!


Thank you to everyone who made our first tea a very successful event in every way!  Thanks to our whole chapter, thanks to the Ladies who served the tea and food, thanks to the folks who helped set up tables, hauled boxes, polished silver, made cozies, baked, assembled sandwiches and of course a warm thank you to all our sponsors and contributors. 

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

What is on the savory tray?

The savory course offers selections too numerous to mention in detail at this time, but suffice to say, the one thing they all have in common is that they are not sweet!  Savories can be a tasty tea sandwich, a warm meat or cheese tart, or, a slice of cheese and anything in between!  For our Ladies of Liberty Afternoon tea, we have chosen to serve:  cucumber on hearty white bread rounds, Curry Chicken Rolls, Salmon Spread on Pumpernickel bread, Spicy Cheese Coins, and Waldorf Tea Sandwiches on Cinnamon Raisin Bread.
We are looking forward to our afternoon together!
The Tea Committee, Yates Mill Chapter, NSDAR

Sunday, October 30, 2011

A few Pre-Tea Explanations

What is on a tea tray?

Brittish custom dictates scones be
served with three condiments:
Lemon Curd
Clotted Cream
Jam
We Americans love emulating our Brittish cousins, so we also serve these treats with our scones (a kind of sweet biscuit)

Lemon Curd is very much like the basic lemon filling used in lemon meringue pie
Clotted cream is very much like slightly sweet sour cream
Jam is good and we know what that is!

Instructions on the correct way to eat a scone...
1) split in half
2) put a dollop of clotted cream on each half
3) now, add a dollop of lemon curd
4) finally, add a dollop of jam
Enjoy while sipping on a steaming cup of delicious tea!
Now you are ready to enjoy the first course of an Afternoon Tea! 


Thursday, October 20, 2011

Exciting News



The Tea Committee is very proud and excited to introduce the following generous contributors to our Voices (raffle) for the Afternoon Tea Event at the Page-Walker House on November 5th.

Chamber's Arts
Cary, NC

Lady Bedford's Tea Parlour and Gift Shoppe
Pinehurst, NC

 The Fresh Market
Cary, NC

Impressions Hair Salon
Cary, NC

McDuff's Tea Room
Fayetteville, NC

Doug Rowe Gallery

The Little Herb House

Saturday, October 15, 2011

SOLD OUT!




All tickets to the Afternoon Tea have been sold! We have a full house! Thank you everyone!
With just a little over two weeks left until our first Afternoon Tea event, we have no tickets left for purchase.
We do have a waiting list and will take names to call if there are any tickets made available before the tea. Please call Cathy Smallwood 919-469-3226 if you would like to be placed on the list.

Cordially Yours,
Cathy
Committee Chair

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

We appreciate our Sponsors


Any endeavor of this size requires hard work, planning, many talented people and wonderful sponsors who contribute in various ways to make our tea event a rousing success. Below are listed some of our very special sponsors. We hope you will let them know you saw them mentioned on this blog!

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Dr. Gary Beavers, DDS
Comprehensive Family Dentistry
"In honor of those keeping the true spirit of American Independence Alive and Well"
220 High House Road, Suite 200
Cary, NC 27513
919-467-7717
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Flowers by Brides and Bouquets
www.brides-and-bouquets.com
 
Phone: 919 465 1820
 “In appreciation for the Yates Mill Chapter NSDAR and their patriotic support of our freedoms.”
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NWN Corporation
"Supporting patriotic efforts of the Yates Mill Chapter"
Morrisville-Raleigh/Greensboro/Charlotte
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Chambers Arts!
"Supports the patriotic efforts of Yates Mill NS DAR"
200 South Academy Street, Suite 130
Cary, NC 27511
919-481-1003
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Lady Bedford's Tea Parlour and Gift Shoppe
(Continuing the tradition of Afternoon Tea)
21 Chinquapin Road
Pinehurst, NC 28374
910-255-0100
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Wm. Christopher Daum Family
"In appreciation of the military service of brother, Colonel Richard S. Daum, Jr., father, Colonel, Ret. Richard S. Daum, Sr., grandfather, Joel Philip Carter, Jr., US Army, WWII, great uncle, William Kenan Carter, US Marines, WWII, patriot ancestor, Colonel James Kenan, Duplin Militia, Duplin County, NC

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The Carl August Hellman Family, III
In honor of the service of Michael Rundle, United States Air Force and Don Horst, United States Navy



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Tea Cozies by FIRST WORKS
Leigh Jones
"Delighting in custom sewing"
919-851-9575
In appreciation for my father, Dwight M. Beaty, WWII, and  brother, Lt. Colonel Alan Keete Beaty, United States Air Force

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Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rowe
www.douglasrowegallery.com


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Harpist:  Mrs. Amy Ims

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Tickets are going Fast

Just a few tickets remain for sale for the First Ladies of Liberty Tea event sponsored by Yates Mill Chapter NS DAR. You will not want to miss this delightful afternoon tea, so please call now to reverve your place, Saturday, November 5, 2011 at the Historic Page-Walker Hotel in downtown Cary, NC. Music, costumed servers, delicious tea and mouth-watering home made scones, savories and sweets! An afternoon you will long remember, plus your contribution helps to support our many patriotic causes.
Some of the many worthy receipients of Yates Mill NS DAR support are:
Veterans/ Flights of Honor/ Wreaths Across America
Good Neighbor Scholaships to High School Student
Wake Tech Scholarships to adult women continuing their education
New Citizens at their Naturalization Ceremony
Create awareness of the importance of our Constitution
Support homes for children who are in family crisis situations in both North and South Carolina
So you can see that your contribution will help in very many ways to better our neighborhood, our State and our Country.
Thank you again, we look forward to an enjoyable afternoon!

Saturday, May 7, 2011

Save the Date!

The Yates Mill Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution invites you to an Afternoon Tea in honor of the Ladies of Liberty.
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Historic Page-Walker Hotel
119 Ambassador Loop
Cary, North Carolina
Doors open at 2pm

A three-course Afternoon Tea will be served at 2:30
Join us for music, delightful entertainments, delicious tea delicacies, silent auction and door prizes.
Tickets: $20 per person available after August 15th

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