Entertaining Made Easy

Party plans from 1919 — an aviation meet, a watermelon frolic, a pussy cat party, and how to carry each one off.

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Socials and Parties

13 pages

Outdoor Affairs

8 pages

Birthdays and Anniversaries

11 pages

Announcements and Showers

8 pages

Weddings

13 pages

Highlights

A Bacon Bat

GIRL who lived in the country and had some city friends visiting her gave them the time of their lives at a bacon bat. She…

A Bachelor Supper

“When I was a bachelor I lived by myself And all the bread and cheese I got, I put upon the shelf; The rats and the mice, they…

A Silver Wedding Shower

LITTLE group, girlhood friends of more than twenty-five years' standing, recently planned a pleasant shower for a popular friend…

Oak Leaves and Cosmos

WHEN oak leaves begin to glow with tawny splendor, another girl celebrated her wedding. The house was a bower of rich, deep red…

A Girl's Birthday Luncheon

ONC NCE a mother gave a little birthday luncheon for her daughter who was a freshman in high school. It pleased the…

Outdoor Affairs

OUT-OF-DOOR entertaining is perhaps the easiest kind of all - if you live in the country or the near-country. Anything elaborate…

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