New Church School teaches etiquette at afternoon teas

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EmmRentas Glenview New Church School teacher's aide pours blueberry tefor AyeshMalik 4 Feb. 22 teparty. | Karie Angell

Emma Rentas, a Glenview New Church School teacher's aide, pours blueberry tea for Ayesha Malik, 4, at a Feb. 22 tea party. | Karie Angell Luc~for Sun-Times Media

EmmRentas Glenview New Church School teacher's aide helps Oscar Gadul4 get sugar for his blueberry teFeb. 22 teparty.

Emma Rentas, a Glenview New Church School teacher's aide, helps Oscar Gadula, 4, get a sugar for his blueberry tea, at a Feb. 22 tea party. | Karie Angell Luc~for Sun-Times Media

Oscar Gadul4 drank his blueberry teusing spoFeb. 22 Glenview New Church School teparty. Karie Angell Luc~for Sun-Times Media

Oscar Gadula, 4, drank his blueberry tea using a spoon at a Feb. 22 Glenview New Church School tea party. Karie Angell Luc~for Sun-Times Media

Sarah BerGlenview New Chuch School kindergarten teacher teparty leader explains etiquette Glenview's younger pupils Feb. 22. |

Sarah Berto, Glenview New Chuch School kindergarten teacher and tea party leader, explains etiquette to Glenview's younger pupils Feb. 22. | Karie Angell Luc~for Sun-Tmes Media

Phoebe Tozer 8 Glenview New Church School second-grader is ready partake some blueberry teFeb. 22. | Karie

Phoebe Tozer, 8, a Glenview New Church School second-grader, is ready to partake in some blueberry tea Feb. 22. | Karie Angell Luc~for Sun-Times Media

Cup half full: Phoebe Tozer 8 Glenview New Church School second grader is ready partake some blueberry teFeb. 22.

Cup half full: Phoebe Tozer, 8, a Glenview New Church School second grader, is ready to partake in some blueberry tea Feb. 22. Karie Angell Luc~for Sun-Times Media

SophiAct7 Glenview New Church School first grader (left) is ready partake some blueberry teFeb. 22. Karie Angell Luc~for

Sophia Acton, 7, a Glenview New Church School first grader (left) , is ready to partake in some blueberry tea Feb. 22. Karie Angell Luc~for Sun-Times Media

Left LaurBarger first- second-grade teacher second-in-commGlenview New Church School Pre K-2 teparty project attends pupils Feb. 22. |

Left, Laura Barger, first- and second-grade teacher and second-in-command of the Glenview New Church School Pre K-2 tea party project, attends to pupils Feb. 22. | Karie Angell Luc~for Sun-Times Media

Cup half full: Sarah Ber(standing) Glenview New Chuch School kindergarten teacher teparty leader explains etiquette Glenview's younger pupils Feb. 22.

Cup half full: Sarah Berto, (standing) Glenview New Chuch School kindergarten teacher and tea party leader, explains etiquette to Glenview's younger pupils Feb. 22. Karie Angell Luc~for Sun-Tmes Media

Cup half full: Oscar Gadul4 drank his blueberry teusing spoFeb. 22 Glenview New Church School teparty. Karie Angell Luc~for Sun-Times

Cup half full: Oscar Gadula, 4, drank his blueberry tea using a spoon at a Feb. 22 Glenview New Church School tea party. Karie Angell Luc~for Sun-Times Media

Cup half full: Alex Dobos 6 Glenview New Church School kindergartner washes dishes after teparty ended Feb. 22. Karie Angell

Cup half full: Alex Dobos, 6, a Glenview New Church School kindergartner, washes dishes after the tea party ended Feb. 22. Karie Angell Luc~for Sun-Times Media

Cup half full: Alex Dobos 6 Glenview New Church School kindergartner (right) washes dishes with SophiActfirst grader. Karie Angell Luc~for

Cup half full: Alex Dobos, 6, a Glenview New Church School kindergartner (right), washes dishes with Sophia Acton, a first grader. Karie Angell Luc~for Sun-Times Media

Cup half full: Alex Dobos 6 Glenview New Church School kindergartner (left) waits washes dishes while Sarah Berteacher pours water.

Cup half full: Alex Dobos, 6, a Glenview New Church School kindergartner (left), waits to washes dishes while Sarah Berto, teacher, pours water. Karie Angell Luc~for Sun-Times Media

GLENVIEW — What’s a Park Avenue-worthy tea flavor at 74 Park Drive? For tea party guests on a Feb. 22 snowy afternoon, hands down, or rather, sipping pinky finger up, was blueberry. Yes ma’am, blueberry tea. Mary Poppins would be ever so pleased. The pre-kindergarten …