An edition of Beadle's dime book of practical etiquette for ladies and gentlemen
(1859)
Beadle's dime book of practical etiquette for ladies and gentlemen
being a guide to true gentility and good-breeding, and a complete directory to the usages and observances of society
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Table of Contents
Entrance into society
General observances for visits, etc.
Special observances for all occasions
The formula of introductions
On dress and ornaments
On cleanliness and fastidiousness
Conversation and personal address
Writing of letters, etc.
Balls, evening-parties, receptions, etc.
The card and chess table, etc.
Entertainments, dinner-parties, etc.
Etiquette of the street
The politeness of business
Advice to the working-man
Love, courtship, and marriage
Respect for religion and old age
Special word for ladies only
Confidential advice to young men
Cultivate a taste for the beautiful
Etiquette of horseback riding
The laws of home etiquette
Cards of invitation for all occasions.
Edition Notes
Contents of Beadle's song books, no. 1-6 and Beadle's dime melodist, comprising the music and words (p. [1-8]).
"Including etiquette of the ball room, of the evening party, the dinner-party, the card and chess table. of business, of the home circle, &c., &c."--Cover
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