  - 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, 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
THE END FOOTNOTES: Transcriber's Notes: Missing page numbers correspond to blank pages. The following words have been retained in both versions: - table-cloth and tablecloth
- out-door and outdoor
- solemnized and solemnised
The following misprints have been corrected: - changed "AT THE VICE-REGAL COURT," into "AT THE VICEREGAL COURT," page viii
- changed "refusal, and the profered" into "refusal, and the proffered" page 8
- changed "by a manservant or" into "by a man-servant or" page 21
- changed "to the manservant silently," into "to the man-servant silently," page 22
- changed "Villiers" into Villiers." page 72
- changed "a tablespoon for soup," into "a table-spoon for soup," page 108
- changed "a box of bonbons," into "a box of bon-bons," page 125
- changed "chickens, game, mayonaises," into "chickens, game, mayonnaises," page 139
- changed "at dinner-table, 80, 116;" into "at dinner-table, 108, 116;" page 266
- changed "LevÉes, 82," into "LevÉes, 82;" page 266
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