The Book of Good Manners; a Guide to Polite Usage for All Social Functions by Walter Cox Green
page 101 of 359 (28%)
page 101 of 359 (28%)
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At a large house christening the affair
should be conducted somewhat like a reception, and men on departing should take leave of the hostess. WOMEN dress as they would for an afternoon reception if the ceremony comes in the afternoon, and if it comes after breakfast or luncheon, as they would for a breakfast or luncheon. At a large house christening the affair should be conducted like a reception, and women should take leave of the hostess on their departure. CHURCH. A man usually follows the woman, who leads to the pew, and he enters after her, closing the door as he does so. He should find the places in the service book for her. This same courtesy he should extend to a woman who is a stranger to him. CLERGYMAN. CHRISTENING FEES. It is customary to send a |
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