Book of Etiquette, volume 2
Book of Etiquette, volume 2
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A silver tea service is always attractive and pleasing, and the host may pour the beverage if the guests are all gentlemen. Ifladies are present, either the chaperon may pour, or a servant. Refreshments should consist of delicate sandwiches, assorted cakes andwafers, salted almonds, confections and tea. If there are some among theguests who do not drink tea, chocolate may be served.
As they depart the bachelor host accompanies each one of his guests tothe door bidding him or her a cordial goodb...y. The chaperon must beespecially thanked for her service and shown particular deference. Indeed, her host should accompany her after the reception, to her owndoor if she is without car or escort.
THE BACHELOR DANCE Wealthy bachelors find pleasure and diversion in giving huge balls anddances. Dinner or a midnight supper may be a delightful adjunct to thedance. A fashionable ball of this kind is sometimes given for theimportant purpose of introducing a young sister or another relative tosociety.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A silver tea service is always attractive and pleasing, and the host may pour the beverage if the guests are all gentlemen. Ifladies are present, either the chaperon may pour, or a servant. Refreshments should consist of delicate sandwiches, assorted cakes andwafers, salted almonds, confections and tea. If there are some among theguests who do not drink tea, chocolate may be served.
As they depart the bachelor host accompanies each one of his guests tothe door bidding him or her a cordial goodb...y. The chaperon must beespecially thanked for her service and shown particular deference. Indeed, her host should accompany her after the reception, to her owndoor if she is without car or escort.
THE BACHELOR DANCE Wealthy bachelors find pleasure and diversion in giving huge balls anddances. Dinner or a midnight supper may be a delightful adjunct to thedance. A fashionable ball of this kind is sometimes given for theimportant purpose of introducing a young sister or another relative tosociety.
What to read after Book of Etiquette, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Watson Lillian Eichler to read onlineMoreLess
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