The gilded age

Theme is "A Royal Newport Cotillion in America’s Gilded Age."
A moss-bedecked shore bird centered an urn planted with an assortment of colorful flowers and spiked with pussy willow branches flowers. It was center stage on a table between the entry to the Broyles’ Spring Lake home and the refreshment table.
The arrangement — and Cotillion decorations — was inspired by homes in Newport where people living in mansions grew living topiaries, said Cotillion chief Debbie Hall. "They called them ‘green animals.’ There are swans, peacocks, a teddy bear," said Hall.
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