Games For The Virginia Woolf Set
January, 1971
Through the ages, Christmas has traditionally been associated with party games. Many times, guests who drop by aren't content to while away the evening hours in such civilized pursuits as drinking your good liquor and munching canapés; they want to sit down and play something. Charades, maybe. Or buzz. Or some complicated word game that somebody's younger brother once learned while pledging a fraternity at Wisconsin. And as the host, you automatically become the master of the revels, doomed to p...
