This past Saturday, Sadie, Emilie, and I were invited to attend Mary Stricklen's 16th birthday tea party. The girls were to come as their favorite literary character (pre 1950).
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Elsie Dinsmore & Amy March
Abigail Stricklenaka
Lady Helen of the Scottish Chiefs
The young ladies at Sadie's table
The little girls' tableLindsey Whidden, Emilie & Rose Discher
Mrs. Whidden, Mrs. Discher & MeIt was so nice to meet the Whidden family from Georgia
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The Little Match Girl
Mary, Mrs. Stricklen, Margaret, Callie & Abby
The Frodge, Harris, Stricklen & Discher Clans
The Frodge, Harris, Stricklen & Discher ClansBaby Paul screaming in the background
He must be like his brother and not like having his picture taken.
Can you guess which literary character I am?
"Can you guess what's up my sleeve? Is it a knife? It's not a wrench."
The mysterious Miss Scarlet from the Clue game played by the lovely Mrs. Discher.
"Can you guess what's up my sleeve? Is it a knife? It's not a wrench."The mysterious Miss Scarlet from the Clue game played by the lovely Mrs. Discher.
portrayed by Miss Kitty Discher.
Sadie has grown to be such a lovely young lady.
The girls made such wonderful costumes.


Another wonderfully imaginative costume!
"The hills are alive with the sound of music"
Nina Whidden holding Paul
Many hands make light work.
Mallory Whidden
The girls made such wonderful costumes.aka
the precocious Emilie


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Anne Shirley & Amy March
Another wonderfully imaginative costume!
"The hills are alive with the sound of music"
Nina Whidden holding Paulaka
Mrs. Stokes & Christy : )
Many hands make light work.
Mallory WhiddenMrs. Frodge
After the tea party we went over to the Frodge's for another party.







































