Miss Tabitha brings
you a charming presentation, sharing with your guests alternative
uses for a Victorian Lady’s accessories. Fact and fiction – you will
enjoy hearing the history of this debated form of communication and
seeing a demonstration of the playful capabilities of the fan,
glove, parasol and handkerchief. Of added interest to the gentlemen
(besides gaining a better understanding of what women want of
them), a segment on “Hat Flirtations” and “How to Kiss Deliciously”
will be included in this amusing program.
"A Victorian lady’s
accessories (such as gloves, fans, handkerchiefs, and parasols) can
prove to be very useful instruments, beyond their intended purpose,
when engaging in flirtations.
The most
delicate hints can be given without danger of misunderstanding, and
in “flirtations” they become very useful instruments. They are in
fact superior to the deaf and dumb alphabet, as the notice of
bystanders is not attracted. "
-- Adapted from
notes from Daniel R. Shafer, in "Secrets of Life Unveiled",
published in Baltimore, 1877
Call Sharon
Guli at 970-221-GULI (4854) for
booking information.
