Category: Humour
I. THE ETIQUETTE OF COURTSHIP A Few Words about Love—Curious Incident in a Yellow Taxicab—A Silly Girl—Correct Introductions and how to Make Them—A Well Known Congressman’s Ludicrous Mistake in a Turkish Bath—Cards and Flowers—Flowers and their Message in Courtship—“A Clean To...
“Golf” (from an old Scottish word meaning “golf”) is becoming increasingly popular in the United States, and almost every city now has at least one private club devoted to the p...
3. CHAPTER TWO: THE ETIQUETTE OF ENGAGEMENTS AND WEDDINGSA modern wedding is one of the most intricate and exhausting of social customs. Young men and women of our better classes are now forced to devote a large part of their lives to...
10. letter one which will appeal irresistibly to the olderMy letter, 10-6-22 Your letter, In reply please refer to: ———— File—Love—personal— N. Y.—1922 No. G, 16 19 Mr. Harrison Williams, Vice-Pres. Kinnear-Williams Mfg. Co., Buffalo,...
2. CHAPTER ONE: THE ETIQUETTE OF COURTSHIPCourtship is one of the oldest of social customs, even antedating in some countries such long-established usages as marriage, or the wearing of white neckties with full evening...
4. CHAPTER THREE: THE ETIQUETTE OF TRAVELThe etiquette of travel, like that of courtship and marriage, has undergone several important changes with the advent of “democracy” and the “mechanical age.” Time was when trav...
11. CHAPTER NINE: THE ETIQUETTE OF DINNERS AND BALLSEating is an extremely old custom and has been practiced by the better classes of society almost without interruption from earliest times. And “society,” like the potentate of t...
9. CHAPTER EIGHT: CORRESPONDENCE AND INVITATIONSIt is narrated of a well-known English lady (who is noted on the other side of the Atlantic for the sharpness of her wit) that on one occasion, when a vainglorious American was...
6. CHAPTER FIVE: ETIQUETTE FOR DRY AGENTSIn spite of the great pride and joy which we Americans feel over the success of National Prohibition; in spite of the universal popularity of the act and the method of its enfor...
7. CHAPTER SIX: A CHAPTER FOR SCHOOLGIRLSEvery Fall a larger number of young girls leave home to come East to the various Finishing Schools in this section of the country. For the benefit of those who are making this t...
5. CHAPTER FOUR: AT THE CONCERT AND THE OPERAIn order to listen to music intelligently—or what is really much more important—in order to give the appearance of listening to music intelligently, it is necessary for the novi...
1. CHAPTER NINE: THE ETIQUETTE OF DINNERS AND BALLSI. THE ETIQUETTE OF COURTSHIP A Few Words about Love—Curious Incident in a Yellow Taxicab—A Silly Girl—Correct Introductions and how to Make Them—A Well Known Congressman’s Ludi...