The Book of Good Manners; a Guide to Polite Usage for All Social Functions by Walter Cox Green
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to retire, and no man should urge or
hint to a woman to retire earlier than she wishes. MEN--CARRIAGE. A man asking a woman to accompany him to a ball should call in a carriage for her and her chaperone. MEN--DRESS. Men wear full evening dress in summer or winter, city and town. Gloves of white dressed kid should be worn at all balls. NEWCOMERS. See BALLS-INVITATIONS GIVEN BY NEWCOMERS. PATRONESSES. See PUBLIC BALLS--PATRONESSES. TIPPING SERVANTS. Only at public balls is it customary to give a tip to the men and women in charge of the cloak-room. SUPPER. Usually a buffet supper, being more easily handled and arranged for. Supper at tables requires many servants, much preparation, and great care. WOMEN AT. A mother should attend balls with |
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