The Book of Good Manners; a Guide to Polite Usage for All Social Functions by Walter Cox Green
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breakfasts are held at twelve o'clock.
CALLS. A call need not be made after a simple breakfast, but obligatory after a formal one. DRESS. Street costumes are worn by men and women. GUESTS. Guests leave half an hour after the breakfast. HOURS. The hour is from 12 to 12.30. INVITATIONS. Cards are engraved and sent a week in advance for formal breakfasts, but for informal breakfasts they may be written. If given in honor of a special guest, the name is engraved on the card--as, TO MEET MR. WILSON. MEN. Men are usually invited, and they are often given for men. Men wear street costume. Guests should leave half an hour after breakfast. A call is not necessary after a simple breakfast, but obligatory after a formal one. MEN LEAVING CARDS. After a breakfast a man should leave a card for host and hostess, |
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