
BY - EVELYN RAYMOND - Illustrations by S. Schneider
DOROTHY’S HOUSE PARTY - CHAPTER I - THE END OF AN INFAIR
CHAPTER II - CHOOSING THE GUESTS
CHAPTER III - THE FIRST AND UNINVITED GUEST
CHAPTER IV - TROUBLES LIGHTEN IN THE TELLING
CHAPTER V - RIDDLES
CHAPTER VI - A MORNING CALL
CHAPTER VII - A MEMORABLE CHURCH GOING
CHAPTER VIII - CONCERNING VARIOUS MATTERS
CHAPTER IX - HEADQUARTERS
Dorothy awakens to a sun‑lit bedroom that feels more like a storybook than a house. Soft towels, a dainty tub, and a lovingly prepared bathrobe suggest that someone has been waiting for her return. As she steps out, the cheerful hum of a familiar song drifts through the open window, and the scent of fresh flowers hints at a celebration about to begin. The scene is warm and inviting, promising a day filled with gentle surprises.
Soon her lively friend Alfy arrives, bubbling with excitement and teasing banter about dresses, silk ribbons, and the joys of a proper bedtime. Their conversation weaves together memories of past adventures with the anticipation of new ones, all set against the backdrop of a bustling household ready for a party. Listeners will be drawn into Dorothy’s bright world, where friendship, humor, and the simple magic of home combine to create a charming, heart‑warming tale.
Language
en
Duration
~5 hours (307K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
May 15, 2009
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1843–1910
A prolific American writer of fiction for young readers, she filled her stories with lively adventures, independent girls, and a strong sense of character. Her books were especially popular in the early 1900s, when series fiction for girls was booming.
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