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Watson, Lillian Eichler, 1902-

"Book of Etiquette, Volume 2"

Loose jackets of black and white striped flannel may
also be worn with white duck trousers, if one is young. Then there are
the attractive light suits of gray twillett that are so effective when
worn with a white waistcoat and bright tie.
For the older man, a jacket of black and white homespun is extremely
appropriate. It is smart when worn with a waistcoat of white flannel,
white shirt and collar and gayly figured tie of silk foulard. Trousers
of white flannel would complete this excellent costume for the elderly
man, and with a panama hat that boasts a black band, and black-and-white
oxfords he is ready for the most exclusive garden or lawn party.
HOUSE PARTIES
No one should attempt a house party whose home is not comfortably large
enough and who is not able to provide every convenience for the guests.
One need not necessarily be a millionaire to hold a successful house
party, but it is certainly necessary to have a spacious home and
sufficient means to make things pleasant for the guests every minute of
the time that they are in the house.
While the success of a house party rests directly on the host and
hostess, it also depends largely upon the guests themselves.


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