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Special Events ... at the Tea Room

Special Tea Events:
Please See Below ....
   
March 8th
March 22nd
 " Mamie Eisenhower "
" Remembering the 50's "
6 PM
6 PM
April 14th
John DuRant, Candlelight Tea
6 PM
May 4th
June 15th
"Tea and Tour"
Historic Tate Farm

Historic Tate Farm "Tea & Tour"

11 AM
11 AM
June 20th
July 5th
"The Grant's"
8th Annual "Battle of Hunterstown" Event
1 PM
11 AM

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Ruthmary as "Mamie" ....

   "Ruthmary McIlhenny has been a volunteer at the Eisenhower Historical Site in Gettysburg PA since 1991. 
She has performed “Mamie Remembers Gettysburg” for Taulk Tours, Red Hat Societies, and for many Historical Societies
including Adams County, Mifflin County and Dillsburg. 

   Ruthmary is a student of Mamie Eisenhower focusing on her years with Ike and events and the lifestyles the 1950’s.
She is a graduate of the Eisenhower Academy, an Institute for Teachers sponsored by the National Park Service,
Gettysburg College, Mount St. Mary’s College and the Dwight D. Eisenhower Institute.
Ruthmary is a member of the Board Trustees of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Society.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 Ruthmary and her Mamie portrayal were featured as a cover story for the 



 

Ruthmary McIllhenny Presents ...

                            Mamie Eisenhower!

"Ruthmary McIlhenny portrays Mamie Eisenhower as a symbol of her time
and an ideal of womanhood that relates well to those over fifty, but Mamie’s story,
and humor is enjoyed by all ages.
  
“Mamie Remembers Gettysburg” is a recollection of her first meeting with Ike,
the trials and tribulations of marriage, war, politics, the presidency and their life together in Gettysburg.
During their 52 years of marriage Mamie Doud Eisenhower was the primary person who provided
the support for the success of Dwight D. Eisenhower. Mamie was so popular as a First Lady,
she received over six thousand letters a week.
After seeing this portrayal, you’ll become one of those fans."
 



Thursday Evening, March 8th, 2012 at 6 PM

Cost: $30.00 Per Person

A deposit is required to confirm your reservation.

Please Call: 717-339-0903


Also...

Join Ruthmary for a "Remembering the 50's"Tea

New to the 50's..

 The Fashions ..Flamboyant and Feminine ..

 The Latest Fads...Bobby Soxs...Poodle Skirts...and Cat-eye Glasses...

New Innovations...Frisbees...Hula Hoops...Barbie Dolls...

Please feel free to wear your favorite 50's outfit!

Thursday Evening, March 22nd, 2012 at 6 PM

Cost: $30.00 Per Person

A deposit is required to confirm your reservation.

Please call 717-339-0903



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Returning for an Encore Performance!!!!

 

Candlelight Tea...

with John DuRant!

"Lutanist and singer John DuRant, Braddock Heights, Maryland reproduces in living history the tradition of the troubadours with the 18th century Old World ..."

Join us for an Exciting

and Entertaining "Candlelight" Tea!

Saturday Evening, April 14, 2012  at 6 PM

Cost: $30 ~ Per Person

A deposit is required to confirm your reservation.

717-339-0903


Ulysses S. Grant & Julia Dent Grant!

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Larry and Constance Clowers as The Grants

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"Simply, the best Tea Room in Gettysburg!"


June 20th .... 1:00 PM
  Come Celebrate the 1st day of Summer!
     Have a Full Tea Luncheon with The Grant's!
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              "The life and marriage of Ulysses and Julia Grant
are explored in this moving account of one
of the premier couples of the 19th Century.

Presented in first person, the audience follows
the life of the Grants
from courtship and marriage to the end of the Civil War.
Enjoy a relaxing evening as we take a step back in history."

Regarding her years as first lady, Julia noted, “My life in the White House was like a bright and beautiful dream.”

Acknowledging her confidence in her husband’s career, Julia wrote, “I always knew my husband would rise in the world. I believed he would someday inhabit the highest office in the land. I felt this even when we were newly married and he was making a mere pittance in salary.”

 Cost: $30 ~ Per Person

A deposit is required to confirm your reservation.

   Cross and Bluebird Tea & Gift Shops at The Historic Tate Farm

   717-339-0903


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