I have always thought that a party for an adult should be thrown by friends.
GENTLE READER: When your daughter was the nominal host of the birthday parties you threw her when she was a child, Miss Manners trusts that you taught her how to treat guests.
So if she is making arrangements to entertain her guests, not to glorify herself; assuming all the expenses; and not letting on that she expects presents, it is not improper.Miss Manners: I wish I had done better handling an awkward situationMiss Manners: Visiting family member opens the fridge and it’s too familiarIf you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.
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