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The Ladies' Book of Etiquette, and Manual of Politeness
·
Florence Hartley
136
If
there
is
another
person
in
the
same
pew
with
yourself,
who,
more
familiar
with
the
service,
hands
you
the
book,
or
points
out
the
place,
acknowledge
the
civility
by
a
silent
bow;
it
is
not
necessary
to
speak.
In
your
own
pew,
extend
this
courtesy
to
a
stranger
who
may
come
in
beside
you,
and
even
if
it
is
a
gentleman
you
may,
with
perfect
propriety,
hand
him
a
book,
or,
if
there
is
but
one,
offer
him
a
share
of
your
own.
Endeavor
always
to
be
in
your
seat
before
the
service
commences,
and
after
it
is
over
do
not
hurry
away,
and,
above
all,
do
not
begin
your
preparations
for
departure,
by
shutting
up
your
book,
or
putting
on
any
article
of
dress
you
have
removed,
before
the
benediction.
If
you
are
invited
to
accompany
a
friend
to
church,
be
sure
you
are
ready
in
good
season,
that
you
may
not
keep
her
waiting
when
she
calls,
or
cause
her
to
lose
any
part
of
the
service
by
detaining
her
at
your
house.
If
you
invite
a
friend
to
take
a
seat
in
your
pew,
call
for
her
early,
give
her
the
most
comfortable
place,
and
be
sure
she
has
a
prayer
and
hymn-book.
If
you
are
invited
to
stand
as
god-mother
to
a
friend's
child,
be
at
the
house
of
the
parents
in
season
to
accompany
the
family
to
church,
and
send,
the
day
before,
the
gift
you
design
for
the
babe.
A
silver
cup
is
the
usual
present,
with
your
little
namesake's
initials,
or
full
name,
engraved
upon
it.
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