The Letter Writers Handbook
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Even an invitation to a bridge party, when the affair is altogether informal, had better be concise and to the point. When it passes beyond this, it is a letter which will be con- sidered in the next chapter.
The Pitfalls of Social Correspondence 1 1 1 A word of caution may very properly be given here as to the importance of making these purely social communications, whether invitations or answers, quite clear in the information to be imparted. If the hostess wishes her guests to come at three ...o'clock and stay until six, let her say so; and it seems to most people that this should mean what it says. But local custom will deter- mine how literally this limitation of time is to be observed. In some places " three o'clock " means any time up to four or five, and the " six o'clock " is taken to give lib- erty to stay as long as the invited guest chooses to remain. That this is condemned by the best people of our largest social centers is the conviction of many competent authorities.
4. The Use of the First Person, Singular or Plural, marks the Friendly or the Formal In the first case, such letters, notes, or invitations should begin somewhat thus: My dear Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even an invitation to a bridge party, when the affair is altogether informal, had better be concise and to the point. When it passes beyond this, it is a letter which will be con- sidered in the next chapter.
The Pitfalls of Social Correspondence 1 1 1 A word of caution may very properly be given here as to the importance of making these purely social communications, whether invitations or answers, quite clear in the information to be imparted. If the hostess wishes her guests to come at three ...o'clock and stay until six, let her say so; and it seems to most people that this should mean what it says. But local custom will deter- mine how literally this limitation of time is to be observed. In some places " three o'clock " means any time up to four or five, and the " six o'clock " is taken to give lib- erty to stay as long as the invited guest chooses to remain. That this is condemned by the best people of our largest social centers is the conviction of many competent authorities.
4. The Use of the First Person, Singular or Plural, marks the Friendly or the Formal In the first case, such letters, notes, or invitations should begin somewhat thus: My dear Mrs.
What to read after The Letter Writers Handbook?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Rexburn to read onlineMoreLess
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