INDEX
Reading edition · Edition 2
Afternoon "at homes," 151
Afternoon dances, 157
Afternoon tea, 42
Afternoon weddings, 128
Amusements at children's parties, 192; at country-house parties, 215; at garden-parties, 169
"At home" days, 159; "at homes," 151, 238
Bachelors' Balls, 87
Balls, 87; patronesses of, 239
Best man, duties of, 131
Bowing, 206
Breakfasts, 183
Bridal wreath, 141
Bride, 131, 133, 140
Bridegroom's relatives, 133
Bridegroom's responsibilities, 130, 141, 146, 149
Bridesmaids, 132; presents to, 147
Bride's relatives, 132
Bridge parties, 125, 158; refreshments at, 126; teas, 158
Calls, paying, 32; after entertainments, 113
Canoe parties, 189
Cards, gentlemen's, 27; ladies, 19; memorial, 31; "P.P.C.," 26
Cards, leaving, 19; after entertainments, 24, 28; on new-comers, 25; returning, 23; routine of leaving, 21, 28; "to inquire," 26
Chaperons, 228
Charity Balls, 93
Christening luncheons and teas, 262; parties, 261; presents, 260, 263
Clergy, how to address, 59
Cockades, 209
Colonial etiquette, 161
County Balls, 93
Country dinner-parties, 114
Country-house visits, 211
Court, attending, 73; presentation at, 73
Court dress for gentlemen, 85; for ladies, 80
Cricket-matches, 168
Dances, invitation, 256; public, 257
Débutantes, 228
Dîner à la Russe, 106
Dining out, 100
Dinner guests, 101
Dinner invitations, 99
Dinner-table decorations, 107; etiquette, 108, 116
Drawing-room, retiring to, 111
Drawing-rooms at Viceregal Court, Dublin, 229
Driving, 203
Engagements, 250; etiquette of, 251; presents, 147
Entrée at Court, 77
Etiquette, 1; at balls, 91; at dinner-table, 80, 116; colonial, 161; Indian, 164; in regard to royalty, 61; of visiting at bachelors' houses, 217; when travelling abroad, 65
Evening parties, 122; garden-parties, 174
Foreigners of rank, how to address, 57
Funerals, 248
Funeral wreaths, 249
Gamekeepers, tips to, 223
Game licence, 224
Garden-parties, 166; in the evening, 174; in town, 171
Giving presents, 259
Going in to luncheon, 180; to supper, 123, 126
Golden weddings, 255
Gratuities to servants, 97, 113, 156, 223, 260, 263
Honeymoon, 141
Hostesses, 234
Hunt Balls, 87, 95
Hunt breakfasts, 221
Hunting, 219
Indian etiquette, 164
Introductions, 6; correct formula for, 8; at afternoon calls, 17; at country-house parties, 11; at dinner-parties, 9; at evening parties, 123; at Public Balls, 12, 90
Invitations, 96, 122, 125, 152, 167, 177, 194
Juvenile parties, 190
Ladies in the hunting-field, 219
Levée dress, 85
Levées, 82; at Viceregal Court, Dublin, 232; presentations at, 84; who may attend, 83
Licences, marriage, 128
Luncheons, 176
Marriage by banns, 128; by licence, 128, 148; fees, 129, 148
Memorial cards, 249
Menus, 106, 139
Military Balls, 87, 95
Mourning, 242; Court, 242
"Not at home," 41
Officers, how to address, 59
Opening a ball, 90
Patronesses of Public Balls, 239
Pheasant shooting, 222
Picnics, 186
Plumes in Court dress, 81
Politeness, graces of, 4
Precedency amongst royalty, 44, 50; at ball suppers, 91; at dinner-parties, 49, 105; of ambassadors and diplomats, 45; of army and navy, 45; of baronets and knights, 45, 51; of bishops, 51; of clergy, 45, 48; of esquires, 48; of ladies, 52; of legal profession, 45, 48; of peers, 50; of widows, 46
Presentation at Court, 73; at foreign Courts, 65; at levées, 82; at Viceregal Court, Dublin, 229
Presents, christening, 260; giving, 259; wedding, 130, 141, 259
Public Balls, 87
Receiving guests, 101, 123, 154, 234
Refreshments for "at homes," 153; at bridge parties, 126; at children's parties, 194
Refusing invitations, 200
Responsibilities of patronesses, 239
Riding, 204
Royal guests present, 90, 123
Royalty, how to address, 53
Saying grace, 114
Sending in to dinner, 103
Shaking hands, 225
Shooting, 219
Signing the register, 134
Silver weddings, 253
State Balls, 97
State mourning, 97
Subscription dances, 256
Supper, going in to, 123
Surnames of peculiar pronunciation, 69
Tea for afternoon callers, 42
Titles, how to use in speaking, 53
Town garden-parties, 171
Trousseau, 141
Undesired introductions, 6
Walking, 202
Water parties, 188
Wedding cake, 137, 142; cards, 142; etiquette, 129; expenses, 146; favours, 134; fees, 129, 148; golden, 255; invitations, 129; luncheon, 137; of widow, 134; presents, 130, 141, 259; receptions, 136, 143; ring, 130; service, 131; silver, 253
Widow's wedding, 134
Writing invitations, 195
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