The Book of Good Manners; a Guide to Polite Usage for All Social Functions by Walter Cox Green
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written on the cards.
For afternoon tea a visiting-card may be used. The hour for the tea is written or engraved over, and the date beneath the fixed day of the week. They may be sent by mail or messenger. The cards of a debutante may be sent by mail or messenger. Mourning cards should be sent to indicate temporary retirement from society. Later cards should be sent to indicate return to society. AFTERNOON TEA. If a woman is unable to be present at an afternoon tea she should send her card the same afternoon. WEDDING RECEPTION. When invitations have been received to the church but not to the wedding reception, cards should be sent to the bride's parents and to the bridal couple. WOMEN--STYLE, TITLES. Women having titles should use them before the name--as, Reverend or Rev. Mrs. Smith. Physicians use Dr. before or M.D. after the name. Office hours and other professional matters are omitted on |
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