You've Come a Long Way, Sybil Macintosh: A Book of Manners and Grooming for GirlsInstructions for proper manners for the telephone, the dinner table, parties, introductions, thank-you letters, and other social situations. |
Contents
CONTENTS | 13 |
Chapter TwoTable Manners | 43 |
Chapter ThreeParties | 61 |
Copyright | |
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Common terms and phrases
answer anyway Aunt Agnes bathroom beagle pup Bibbi birthday black widow spiders Brown and beige Bruce brush your teeth chew chew gum clean closet clothes cole slaw cookies cousin Albert Dear Dear Aunt Agnes dirty Dorothy dress feel Fingerhut Fishbein fishbone forget fork friend Marcia girls give Higgenbottom hot fudge sundaes impolite introduce invite keep look Manners and Grooming Marcia and Irma Marcia's mother Mayor Willoughby Minneapolis Miss Muldoon mother and father mouth nails napkin nice Ovaltine person Phyllis piano piano lesson pick piece of food plate polite thing Remember restaurant roller skate say good-bye say hello say thank shampoo shoes sit up straight sleep Smile and say someone's sorry soup spoon sure sweater Sybil Macintosh talk tell there's toothpaste TRINA SCHART HYMAN Uncle Harry underwear walk wear Wertentile Woolworth's write Yell