Title: Diary of an American Provincial lady
Product review: This book was written in frank imitation of the style of E.M. Delafield's Provincial Lady books, the author modestly observes in the forward that nobody can equal the genius of Delafield's penetrating wit, but says that she offers The Dinner Party 'merely as an effort at showing the harassments and confusions that surround a woman in America today.' Her accounts of trying to arrange the dinner party, getting involved with electioneering, coping with the complex love-life and frightful fiancee of her her elder daughter, and the ups-and-downs of her friends, are very amusing . The style may be in imitation of Delafield, but the humour is her own.
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