Sweet & Sour

A TEEN-AGER’S GUIDE TO PARTY POLITICS

Lome McLaughlin

MONDAY: "Is it all right if I have a couple of kids in on Saturday night, Mom? Joannie has some new records. We’ll have a ball.”

TUESDAY: "You don’t have to get really dressed up, Joannie. There’ll just be six of us.”

WEDNESDAY NOON: "Well, gosh, Kathy, maybe we should wear skirts instead of slims. There'll be five couples."

THURSDAY AFTERNOON: "I don’t think it’s fair of you to get a new dress, Kathy. The rest of us are wearing the dresses we wore to the Christmas hop.”

FRIDAY NIGHT: "The slipcovers on the couch are getting positively indecent, Mom. And those drapes!”

SATURDAY, 6.30 P.M. "There’s a perfectly yummy sort of buffet idea in this magazine, Mom. Cold chicken and little ham things and a frozen pudding with whipped cream. It says it will serve twenty-five — if you double the recipes ...”