The following games are taken from the "Cooking with Anne of Green Gables" Edwardian cookbook. 

Quotable Quotes

This is a game for connoisseurs of literature.  Begin by selecting a passage from one of your favorite authors like Lucy Maud Montgomery.  Read the beginning and end of the quotation, omitting 1 or 2 sentences in the middle.  The guests are then instructed to fill in the gap with their best prose.  The attempts are collected and read aloud along with the correct quotation.  Guests vote on which prose they think is the correct answer.  They may also vote for the most entertaining entry.

Or, if your guests are younger in age, this simple game below might catch their interest.

Questions?

In this game the guests try to hold a normal conversation but every sentence must be in the form of a question.  When someone fails to phrase their words as an interrogation they are out of the game.  The winner is the last person remaining.

To add to the ambiance of your own tea party, take a look at Shop At Sullivan's Tea Time CD, which is filled with elegant music from Road to Avonlea, Wind at my Back and Anne of Green Gables.