Book of Etiquette, Volume 1Nelson Doubleday, Incorporated, 1922 - Etiquette |
Other editions - View all
Book Of Etiquette (Volume II): In Two Volumes, Vol. II. Lillian Eichler Watson No preview available - 2022 |
Common terms and phrases
addressed afternoon afternoon tea American attend Auction Bridge bachelor bad form ball ballroom beauty blouses breakfast butler cards chaperon charm chauffeur cher clothes coat collar color comfort conversation cordial correct costume course courteous courtesy crêpe croquet custom dance dark daugh dining-room drawing-room dress duties elaborate enjoy entertainment etiquette expected fashionable feel footman formal dinner France friends frocks garden party gentleman gown grace greet guests Hors d'œuvre hostess house parties household important invitations lady lady's maid lawn leave linen livery manner menu mistress musicale never occasion offer one's ordinary bridge organdie panama hat person play poise polite remember rude rules seat servants served simple smile social sport style suit taste taxicab tennis theater tion to-day traveling trip trousers usually valet wear well-bred well-dressed white linen wishes woman women word worn wrap young