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GALLERY: Tea for Two, and Sometimes More

The Crystal Lake Park District hosted a Mother-Daughter Tea.

Robin F. Pendergrast, Neighbor
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The and the Crystal Lake Historical Society hosted an Afternoon Tea at the Colonel Palmer House. Attendees spent the afternoon sipping tea and enjoying delicate goodies of the season, in Mrs. Palmer’s parlor.

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