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Robert Kemp Philp
668
1935.
The
Handkerchief.
There
is
considerable
art
in
using
this
accessory
of
dress
and
comfort.
Avoid
extreme
patterns,
styles,
and
colours.
Never
be
without
a
handkerchief.
Hold
it
freely
in
the
hand,
and
do
not
roll
it
into
a
ball.
Hold
it
by
the
centre,
and
let
the
corners
form
a
fan-like
expansion.
Avoid
using
it
too
much.
With
some
persons
the
habit
becomes
troublesome
and
unpleasant.
[PUNCTUALITY
BEGETS
CONFIDENCE.]
1936.
Visits
and
Presentations.
i.
Friendly
calls
should
be
made
in
the
forenoon,
and
require
neatness,
without
costliness
of
dress.
ii.
Calls
to
give
invitations
to
dinner-parties,
or
balls,
should
be
very
short,
and
should
be
paid
in
the
afternoon.
iii.
Visits
of
condolence
require
a
grave
style
of
dress.
iv.
A
formal
visit
should
never
be
made
before
noon.
If
a
second
visitor
is
announced,
it
will
be
proper
for
you
to
retire,
unless
you
are
very
intimate
both
with
the
host
and
the
visitor
announced;
unless,
indeed,
the
host
expresses
a
wish
for
you
to
remain.
v.
Visits
after
balls
or
parties
should
be
made
within
a
month.
vi.
In
the
latter,
it
is
customary
to
enclose
your
card
in
an
envelope,
bearing
the
address
outside.
This
may
be
sent
by
post,
if
you
reside
at
a
distance.
vii.
But,
if
living
in
the
neighbourhood,
it
is
polite
to
send
your
servant,
or
to
call
in
person.
In
the
latter
case
a
corner
should
be
turned
down.
viii.
Scrape
your
shoes
and
use
the
mat.
Never
appear
in
a
drawing-room
with
mud
on
your
boots.
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