Description
an original, well made costume by Christina
In the 1920s, golfers wore a mix of sporty and fashionable attire. Men wore knickerbockers or plus-fours, collared shirts sometimes with ties or bowties, often with argyle sweaters or vests. Caps or fedora hats were worn.
In the How to Host a Murder: The Chicago Caper murder mystery game, Eddie “Socks” R. Gyle is an avid golfer and gambler. He’s one of the suspects in the game, along with other characters like Molly M. Awbsterr, Ernie “Bet a Million” Ambler, and “Silky” M. Adam. The game revolves around a murder that occurs, and players take on the roles of suspects, trying to figure out who the killer is.
You can purchase a kit to host your Murder Mystery Party at ” Masters of Mystery”
