- Acceptance, invitations, 46-48.
- Admission to clubs, rules for, 127-129.
- Admission, visitors to clubs, 131, 132.
- Advice, general, for unclassified occasions, 195, 196.
- Afternoon calls, etiquette of, 43-45.
- Afternoon dress, when worn, 12, 13.
- Afternoon tea, 45.
- Afternoon wedding, 184, 185.
- Aisle, church and theater, going up, 5.
- Almonds, salted, 69.
- Alpine hats, 28.
- Amateur accomplishments, 199.
- Announcement cards, 176.
- Announcement, engagement, method of, 169.
- Answers, Assembly and Patriarchs, 48.
- Answers, ball invitations, 48.
- Answers, committee invitations, 48.
- Answers, dinner invitations, 48.
- Answers, form of, 46-48.
- Answers, general, 48.
- Artichokes, method of eating, 70.
- Asparagus, method of eating, 70.
- Assembly balls, etiquette of, 48, 105-110.
- Bachelor.—For all functions with this title, see various heads of chapters.
- Bachelor's farewell dinner, 181-184.
- Badminton, 148.
- Bag, shoe, 30.
- Bag, traveling, what to take on a visit from Friday to Monday, 91-93.
- Bag, traveling, voyage long, 160, 161.
- Ball, Assembly, 105-110.
- Ball, Charity, 103.
- Ball, general etiquette of, 48, 102-110.
- Ball, Inauguration, 104.
- Ball, public, 48, 103, 104.
- Ball, supper at, 110, 111.
- Bath, bachelor's, 17, 18.
- Bathing, 156.
- Bath, Turkish, 22.
- Beard, care of, 19.
- Best man, dress for, 184.
- Best man, etiquette for, 180-182, 184-187.
- Bicycling, 144, 145.
- Billiards, 157, 158.
- Boating, 156.
- Bolting food, 62.
- Boots, 12, 13, 28-30, 37.
- Boots, care of, 28-30.
- Boots, riding, 142.
- Boots, russet, 13, 42, 147, 155.
- Bowing, etiquette of, 2-6, 9.
- Bowling, 147.
- Bridegroom, 179, 185, 187.
- Dress, bachelor's, for all times, 13-16.
- Dress, badminton, 148.
- Dress, bathing, 156.
- Dress, boating, 156.
- Dress, bowling, 157.
- Dress, butler, 101.
- Dress, coaching, 138.
- Dress, coachman, 98.
- Dress, driving and coaching, 138.
- Dress, evening, 13-15, 32-35, 56, 156, 164, 166, 167.
- Dress, evening, formal, 13, 14.
- Dress, evening, informal, 15.
- Dress, evening wedding, 187.
- Dress, foreign, morning and evening functions, 164, 166, 167.
- Dress, funeral, 195.
- Dress, golf, 154.
- Dress, groom, 96, 97.
- Dress, morning or lounge, 11, 12.
- Dress, polo, 148.
- Dress, riding, 142.
- Dress, riding to hounds, 142.
- Dress, shipboard, 161, 162.
- Dress, shooting, 146.
- Dress, skating, 148.
- Dress, tennis, 156.
- Dress, theaters, London and Paris, 166.
- Dress, traveling, 160.
- Dress, valet, 99, 100.
- Dress, wheeling, 145.
- Dress, yachting, 149, 152.
- Drinking with mouth full, 63.
- Eggs, eaten from shell, 66.
- Elevator, etiquette of, 5.
- Engagements, announcement, 169, 170.
- Engagements, etiquette of, 169, 171.
- Engagements, presents during, 171.
- Engagement ring, 170.
- EntrÉes, manner of serving, 69.
- Envelopes and stationery, proper form of, 120, 122, 123.
- Envelopes, sealing, 122, 123.
- Escorts, 5, 9.
- Esquire, when used, 121.
- Expenses, wedding, who pays, 177.
- Eye, bath for, 19.
- Fares, paying, 9.
- Fees, foreign countries, 163-165.
- Feet, care of, 149-151.
- Yachting, etiquette of, 148-152.
- Yachting, proper dress for, 149.
- Yachting, proper uniform for officers and crew, 152.
THE END.
[Transcriber's Note: The following typographical errors from the original edition have been corrected. No other corrections have been made to the original text. In addition, page references in the index contain numerous minor and several major inaccuracies. In most cases, the HTML version links to the nearest relevant section; in one case, no link has been provided. In Chapter II, "Evening dress is de rigeur" has been changed to "Evening dress is de rigueur". In Chapter VII, "conveyed thereform in carriages" has been changed to "conveyed therefrom in carriages". In Chapter VIII, "Chatreuse, kÜmmel, curaÇoa, and cognac" has been changed to "Chartreuse, kÜmmel, curaÇoa, and cognac". In Chapter XIX, "carriages for the cortÉge" has been changed to "carriages for the cortÈge", "unless the cortÉge has been differently arranged" has been changed to "unless the cortÈge has been differently arranged", and "the intimate friends of the bridegroom of his relations" has been changed to "the intimate friends of the bridegroom or his relations". In Chapter XX, a missing quotation mark has been added at the end of the sentence "Servants have and keep 'company.'"] |
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