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Best known for practical early-20th-century advice on hosting and home entertaining, this American writer turned social occasions into something approachable and fun. Her work offers a lively window into everyday manners and domestic life of the 1910s and 1920s.

by Emily Rose Burt
Emily Rose Burt was an American writer associated with practical books on entertaining and social occasions. Available reference pages identify her as born in 1887, with activity that extended into the 1920s.
She is best known for Entertaining Made Easy, a guide first published in the early 20th century and now preserved by public-domain archives. The book focuses on planning parties, gatherings, and other home events, which makes her work especially interesting to modern readers as both a how-to manual and a snapshot of social customs of its time.
Publicly available sources confirm her published work, but detailed biographical information appears to be limited. Because of that, the clearest picture of her today comes through her writing itself: practical, organized, and aimed at helping ordinary readers host with confidence.