The Book of Good Manners; a Guide to Polite Usage for All Social Functions
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A practical, alphabetically organized etiquette guide that gives concise instructions for polite conduct in American social life. Entries cover addressing and signing letters, accepting and declining invitations, afternoon calls, dress codes for morning, afternoon, and evening functions, rules for hosting and receiving at teas, receptions and weddings, card and introduction etiquette, and the duties of hosts, hostesses, and attendants. It also provides procedural details for ceremonies and household forms, aiming to supply a clear, ready reference for everyday social situations.
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