Mother's Remedies, Thomas Jefferson Ritter [reading well .TXT] 📗

776
  Demeanor 776
Civility in Public 778
  Rude Tourists 778
  Telephone Etiquette 779
Concerning Introductions 685
  Women and Introductions 685
  When Calling 685
  General Introductions 686
  Men and Introductions 686
  A Few Things Not to Do 686
  In Company 687
  School Girls' Etiquette 687
Cook's Work, The 781
  Should Understand Duties 781
  Nurse, The 782
Debutante, The 721
  A Grave Mistake 721
  Her Dress 721
  If Not a Belle 722
Decollette Gowns Are Worn When? 769
  Wearing the Hat 769
  Ornaments 769
  Debutante's Dress, The 769
  Dressing on Modest Allowance 770
Dinner, The Informal 700
  Family Dinners 701
  Requirements 701
  Setting the Table 702
Dinners and Luncheons 698
  Formal Dinners 698
  Serving the Dinner 698
  The Help Required 699
  Precedence 700
  Be Prompt 700
Dress for Elderly Women 770
  Suitable, The 770
Duties of a Chaperon 771
  Mothers as Chaperons 771
  Chaperon's Lot Not Easy 771
  Chaperon a Social Help 771
  Chaperon of the Motherless Girl, The 772
  Avoid Espionage 772
  Girls and the Chaperon, The 772
  Chaperon in Middle Class Society, The 772
Duties and Dress of Servants 779
  Maid, The One 779
  Instructing the Maid 780
  Maid's Serving, the 780
  Duties of Waitress and Cook 781
Engagements, Announcement of 729
  How Disclosed 729
  After the Announcement 730
  Girl's Behavior, The 730
  Length of Engagement 730
  Breaking Off 731
  Wedding Trousseau, The 731
Engagements, Concerning 728
  Parental Wishes 728
Entertainments, At Small 723
  Card Parties 724
  At the Party 724
Etiquette for Children 726
  First Lessons 726
Etiquette of Correspondence, The 755
  Essentials, The 756
  Letter Forms 756
  Abbreviations 757
  What Not to Do 757
  Placing the Stamps 758
[ MANNERS AND SOCIAL CUSTOMS 945]

  When to Write 758
  Care in Writing