National Capital Code of Etiquette
National Capital Code of Etiquette
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The second mourning permits the wearing for the ensuing six months of black silk or other ma- terials; black hats and jet ornaments.
The third period follows, permitting a combina- tion of white and black for six months, after which the period of mourning is generally supposed to have been completed, insofar as outward form is concerned.
36 MOURNING 87 The time for a widower's mourning is divided into two periods. During the first period black is worn, with white linen. After six months, the se...c- ond period permits the use of gray and white in the costume.
Young girls should not wear crepe. They may wear black gowns and for such period as- they deem proper, not to exceed one year. A black hat should be chosen, but the costume may be re- lieved by small bits of white at the throat or elsewhere.
The use of a mourning band on the sleeve of a gentleman's coat is customary, but this form is used for almost any close relation.
A woman should make no calls for at least six months after the death of father or husband, and then only on her more intimate friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The second mourning permits the wearing for the ensuing six months of black silk or other ma- terials; black hats and jet ornaments.
The third period follows, permitting a combina- tion of white and black for six months, after which the period of mourning is generally supposed to have been completed, insofar as outward form is concerned.
36 MOURNING 87 The time for a widower's mourning is divided into two periods. During the first period black is worn, with white linen. After six months, the se...c- ond period permits the use of gray and white in the costume.
Young girls should not wear crepe. They may wear black gowns and for such period as- they deem proper, not to exceed one year. A black hat should be chosen, but the costume may be re- lieved by small bits of white at the throat or elsewhere.
The use of a mourning band on the sleeve of a gentleman's coat is customary, but this form is used for almost any close relation.
A woman should make no calls for at least six months after the death of father or husband, and then only on her more intimate friends.
What to read after National Capital Code of Etiquette?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward S Green to read onlineMoreLess
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