Vintage Valentine tea

February 21, 2025
Kathy Howard and Kevin Marrow, members of the Irving Heritage Society, present tea during the organization’s 47th Annual Vintage Valentine Tea. The public was welcomed to partake in the tea, which recreates the original Housewarming Party thrown by C. P. and Virginia Tucker Schulze in 1914. /Photo by John Starkey. Kathy Howard and Kevin Marrow, members of the Irving Heritage Society, present tea during the organization’s 47th Annual Vintage Valentine Tea. The
public was welcomed to partake in the tea, which recreates the original Housewarming Party thrown by C. P. and Virginia Tucker Schulze in 1914. /Photo
by John Starkey.




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