Entertaining Made Easy

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

Socials and Parties

13 pages in this part of Entertaining Made Easy.

Introduction

It's really just a matter of common sense coupled with some imagination and forethought to choose the right kind of entertainment. Along…

Socials and Parties

PERHAPS you're appointed chairman of the social committee of your young people's church society of or some club.

A Smiles Social

N the door of the parish house as well as in the post-office window appeared a poster adorned with a big smiling face the kind made by…

An Aviation Meet

TRY this plan for recruiting attendance at your next church social. It would also "fill the bill" for a jolly midwinter school party. The…

I. Tests

Hands Up Spiral Reverse speed Low speed Spin Nose dives ۱ Loop the loop 4. AIR RACES 5. ARRIVAL OF AIR MAIL [22] To promote fun, put up a…

A Mock Canteen

OR one boy who wanted to entertain a few of the fellows who had been in camp with him, his hospitable sister planned a jolly supper party…

A Progressive March Party

A GROUP of high school friends, a social club of boys and girls, or a church society of young people will enjoy giving the following party…

An Autumn Leaf Dance

IN the fall, after school has opened, some class often likes to give a reception to the entering class. An autumn leaf dance in October is…

A Harvest Home Party

"RED EAR" party is what they called it in the invitations. It was the opening party of the year in the high school and the seniors planned…

Ear Party

Tomato: Turkey red crepe paper or cotton skull cap with pointed green paper calyx and green upstanding stem of wire covered over with paper…

A Nutty Party for October

A GIRL who wanted to give an inexpensive jolly little party in honor of a visiting friend in October issued invitations to a nut gathering.

A May Pole Party For

CHILDREN NE teacher planned a very happy May party for her little boy and girl pupils.

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 in the…

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