THE ANTONIAN BALL

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T H E

A N T O N I A N  B A L L

of 1843

 

 

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Madame of Copper Court, 1693, by Helen of Carolstadt

 

PENNED BY GUENDA LETIZIA DI SAROLA

 

 

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To the Loyal Subjects of the Principality of Savoy, today we invite you to a ball- a mockery in nature. This ball, in its ever controversial essence, is one to be of haughty fun, flouncy clothes, and irrational makeup. Faces, painted with white and adorned in too much rouge and lipstain, along with the ever so popular flower language. Guests will give other guests some sort of flower, along with explaining the meaning behind it.

 

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TIMETABLE

 

Portrait Painting

Popular within other courts dotted throughout the lands of Almaris, patrons will be able to have their portrait painted for a small fee of 5 mina by the acclaimed artist Evelynn of Varoche.

 

Fortune Tellings

Brung back by popular demand, the ever accomplished Francesca the Fortunate, an Aeldenic fortune teller from the years of yore, will be back to tell the people of Savoy their fortunes, who will be charging 2 mina per fortune.

 

Worst Dressed

Nearing the end of the ball, guests will be judged based on three factors, those being; ugliness, mock, and makeup. The winner of the worst dressed category gets a fine payment of 100 mina.

 

The Saints feast

The feast will be decked with an array of dazzling dishes. Indulge yourself in the utterly delectable dishes such as roasted duck accompanied by jellies and custard stained with sandalwood and all different kinds of palatable flavouring.

 

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IN NOMINE DEI,

Her serene Highness, Adeline Lorena Ashford de Savoie, Princess-Consort of Savoy

Her excellency, Guenda Letizia di Sarola, Mistress of the Robes

 

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OOC:

10/29, 4est, Palazzo Aggrade

[Tigergiri 3073]

Nikita looked at missive- her eyes lighting up throwing open her wardrobe- there in back of her closet was her old poofy dresses and strange patterns that barely made sense to her.  “Only thing is now I will have to buy makeup!”  looking at a tiny baby henny   “should I dress you up like a little solider or a little prince?”