The Cokesbury Party Book, Arthur M. Depew, 1932 The Scribner Music Library First published in 1936

First published in 1936

is the standard scholarly edition of Wordsworth's great autobiographical epic poem

where he specialized in Southern history

this guide offers a richly detailed portrait of New Orleans in the early 20th century

Dark navy leather-look hardcover with elaborate gold-embossed cover and spine design

The Cokesbury Party Book, Arthur M. Depew, 1932 The Scribner Music Library First published in 1936Compiled by Arthur M. Depew and published by Abingdon Cokesbury, copyright 1932 by Whitmore & Smith, this volume offers fifty two fully planned parties, one for every week of the year, along with 600 games and stunts for groups of all sizes. Depew was a minister writing for church and civic communities. The book is a complete social infrastructure manual for the fellowship hall, with party plans with themes, costumes, games, and host notes, written at