Tea dances are a common cultural reference in early 20th century fiction as a staple of genteel society, where people normally attend these receptions while visiting resort towns. Tea dances is also used within gay culture to designate similar dances: particularly those held on weekends (especially Sunday evenings) in night clubs and bars or at the end of the day at gay resorts. And you can't have a entertaining tea dance without.........
The hot boy, and that would be Gene Murphy.....
The lovely drag queen, that would be Epiphany...
and the all important old school dity and that would be Rozalla's Are You Ready to Fly?
The Mistress is getting ready to go to one this afternoon into this evening. I've already told the houseboys to not shake the sheets to loud in the morning.
