Titanic Tea
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Saturday, May 19, 2012 at Noon
Tickets are limited, non-refundable and cost $50 for members of the Macomb County Historical
Society and $55 for non-members. ($20/$25 is a tax deductible gift, charitable license
MICS/CT6869)
For reservations and information please call 586-465-2488.
Tickets are limited, non-refundable and cost $50 for members of the Macomb County Historical
Society and $55 for non-members. ($20/$25 is a tax deductible gift, charitable license
MICS/CT6869)
For reservations and information please call 586-465-2488.
Step back 100 years in time with us as we honor the memory of the Titanic and all who sailed with her.
Come aboard the Titanic to enjoy afternoon tea in the ship's Cafe Parisien. The Cafe was one of the luxury
innovations aboard the R.M.S. Titanic of the White Star Line in 1912. you will board as an actual passenger
that sailed the Titanic 100 years ago. The Captain, the Countess of Rothes, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas, and even
the infamous Molly Brown will mingle inside the Cafe while you dine on a full afternoon tea of scones with
mock Devonshire cream & jam, a variety of tea sandwiches and desserts. We highly suggest that you bring
your camera to allo you the opportunity to have your photograph taken aboard the ship's deck. After dining we
will find out which of us survives the sinking of this massive ship.
We will then learn more about this impressive vessel, its first, second and third class quarters, dining halls
and other fascinating facts with Titanicologist David Kaplan.
This event will take place in the Fellowship Hall at the First Presbyterian Church of Mount Clemens. Please
reserve your seat today as seating is limited.
Come aboard the Titanic to enjoy afternoon tea in the ship's Cafe Parisien. The Cafe was one of the luxury
innovations aboard the R.M.S. Titanic of the White Star Line in 1912. you will board as an actual passenger
that sailed the Titanic 100 years ago. The Captain, the Countess of Rothes, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas, and even
the infamous Molly Brown will mingle inside the Cafe while you dine on a full afternoon tea of scones with
mock Devonshire cream & jam, a variety of tea sandwiches and desserts. We highly suggest that you bring
your camera to allo you the opportunity to have your photograph taken aboard the ship's deck. After dining we
will find out which of us survives the sinking of this massive ship.
We will then learn more about this impressive vessel, its first, second and third class quarters, dining halls
and other fascinating facts with Titanicologist David Kaplan.
This event will take place in the Fellowship Hall at the First Presbyterian Church of Mount Clemens. Please
reserve your seat today as seating is limited.
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