Manners and Social Usages by Mrs. John M. E. W. Sherwood
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XXIX. Caudle And Christening Cups and Ceremonies ... 255
XXX. Modern Dinner Table ... 261 XXXI. Laying the Dinner-table ... 269 XXXII. Favors and Bonbonni,res ... 277 XXXIII. Dinner Table Novelites ... 285 XXXIV. Summer Dinners ... 292 XXXV. Luncheons, Informal and Social ... 300 XXXVI. Supper Parties ... 307 XXXVII. Simple Dinners ... 314 XXXVIII. The Small Talk of Society ... 320 XXXIX. Garden Parties ... 328 XL. Silver Weddings and Other Wedding Anniversaries ... 335 XLI. Spring And Summer Entertainments ... 343 XLII. Floral Tributes and Decorations ... 353 XLIII. The Fork and the Spoon ... 359 XLIV. Napkins and Table-cloths ... 364 XLV. Servants, their Dress and Duties ... 371 XLVI. House with One Servant ... 380 XLVII. House with Two Servants ... 886 XLVIII. House with Many Servants ... 394 XLIX. Manners: A Study For The Awkward and the Shy ... 401 L. How To Treat A Guest ... 408 LI. Lady And Gentleman ... 415 LIL The Manners of the Past ... 424 LIII. The Manners of the Optimist ... 484 LIV. The Manners of the Sympathetic ... 441 LV. Certain Questions Answered ... 450 LVI. English Table Manners and Social Usages. ... 457 LVII. American And English Etiquette Contrasted ... 465 LVIII. How To Treat English People ... 473 |
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