The James T. Callow Folklore Archive

A GROUP OF WOMEN, USUALLY AT A WEDDING SHOWER, GATHER
AROUND IN A CIRCLE. ONE WOMAN STARTS EVERYTHING OFF
BY INTRODUCING HERSELF TO THE CROWD AND THE PERSON
SITTING NEXT TO HER INTRODUCES THE WOMAN WHO HAS
PREVIOUSLY INTRODUCED HERSELF, ALONG WITH HERSELF AND
CONTINUES UNTIL SOMEONE FORGETS THE NAME OF A PERSON
WHO HAS BEEN INTRODUCED.
THIS IS A MEMORY GAME AND THE LAST PERSON TO REMEMBER
ALL NAMES WILL WIN THE GAME AND THE DOOR PRIZE.

Where learned: MICHIGAN ; FERNDALE

Date learned: 11-18-1971