This movie pulls no punches in describing the horrors and rude misadventures that could occur with an improperly planned tea party. Although stricken with friends who couldn't plan a food fight, Barbara somehow pulls off the social event of the season with style and starch that can only be found in pre 1950s Cotillion epics. Trying to get these girls interested in learning how to organize an event that they will hardly ever need to deal with was hopeless from the beginning. The film seems to admit to itself that it is something that has to be done rather than something really worth doing. The best thing about this celluloid faux pax comes at the end when you awaken, thinking that you have been in a state of suspended animation or an isolation tank for a year or two, and find out that only 20 minutes has elapsed. Director: Edward C. Simmel Producer: Edward C. Simmel Production Company: Simmel-Meservey
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