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The Ladies' Book of Etiquette, and Manual of Politeness
·
Florence Hartley
29
CHAPTER
III.
TRAVELING.
There
is
no
situation
in
which
a
lady
is
more
exposed
than
when
she
travels,
and
there
is
no
position
where
a
dignified,
lady-like
deportment
is
more
indispensable
and
more
certain
to
command
respect.
If
you
travel
under
the
escort
of
a
gentleman,
give
him
as
little
trouble
as
possible;
at
the
same
time,
do
not
interfere
with
the
arrangements
he
may
make
for
your
comfort.
It
is
best,
when
starting
upon
your
journey,
to
hand
your
escort
a
sufficient
sum
of
money
to
cover
all
your
expenses,
retaining
your
pocket
book
in
case
you
should
wish
to
use
it.
Have
a
strong
pocket
made
in
your
upper
petticoat,
and
in
that
carry
your
money,
only
reserving
in
your
dress
pocket
a
small
sum
for
incidental
expenses.
In
your
traveling
satchel
carry
an
oil
skin
bag,
containing
your
sponge,
tooth
and
nail
brushes,
and
some
soap;
have
also
a
calico
bag,
with
hair
brush
and
comb,
some
pins,
hair
pins,
a
small
mirror,
and
some
towels.
In
this
satchel
carry
also
some
crackers,
or
sandwiches,
if
you
will
be
long
enough
upon
the
road
to
need
a
luncheon.
In
your
carpet
bag,
carry
a
large
shawl,
and
if
you
will
travel
by
night,
or
stop
where
it
will
be
inconvenient
to
open
your
trunks,
carry
your
night
clothes,
and
what
clean
linen
you
may
require,
in
the
carpet
bag.
It
is
best
to
have
your
name
and
address
engraved
upon
the
plate
of
your
carpet
bag,
and
to
sew
a
white
card,
with
your
name
and
the
address
to
which
you
are
traveling,
in
clear,
plain
letters
upon
it.
If
you
carry
a
novel
or
any
other
reading,
it
is
best
to
carry
the
book
in
your
satchel,
and
not
open
the
carpet
bag
until
you
are
ready
for
the
night.
If
you
are
to
pass
the
night
in
the
cars,
carry
a
warm
woolen
or
silk
hood,
that
you
may
take
off
your
bonnet
at
night.
No
one
can
sleep
comfortably
in
a
bonnet.
Carry
also,
in
this
case,
a
large
shawl
to
wrap
round
your
feet.
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