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Robert Kemp Philp
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1970.
Hatbands
and
Cloaks.
Hatbands
and
Cloaks
will
be
provided
by
the
undertaker.
1971.
Mourning.
The
dressmaker
will
advise
upon
the
"degree"
of
mourning
to
be
worn,
which
must
be
modified
according
to
the
age
of
the
deceased,
and
the
relationship
of
the
mourner.
The
undertaker
will
advise
respecting
the
degree
of
mourning
to
be
displayed
upon
the
carriages,
horses,
&c.
[WE
INCREASE
OUR
WEALTH
WHEN
WE
LESSEN
OUR
DESIRES.]
1972.
Going
to
the
Funeral.
In
going
to
the
Funeral
the
nearest
relatives
of
the
deceased
occupy
the
carriages
nearest
the
hearse.
The
same
order
prevails
in
returning.
Only
the
relatives
and
most
intimate
friends
of
the
family
should
return
to
the
house
after
the
funeral;
and
their
visit
should
be
as
short
as
possible.
1973.
Walking
Funerals.
In
Walking
Funerals
it
is
considered
a
mark
of
respect
for
friends
to
become
pall-bearers.
In
the
funerals
of
young
persons,
the
pall
should
be
borne
by
their
companions,
wearing
white
gloves.
It
is
a
pretty
and
an
affecting
sight
to
see
the
pall
over
the
coffin
of
a
young
lady
borne
by
six
of
her
female
friends.
Flowers
may
be
placed,
upon
the
coffin,
and
strewed
in
and
over
the
grave.
1974.
Societies.
As
funerals
in
England,
when
conducted
in
ths
ordinary
way,
with
the
usual
display
of
hearse,
mourning
carriages,
and
costly
mourning,
are
attended
with
considerable
expense,
societies
have
been
formed
in
many
parishes
with
the
view
of
reducing
the
outlay
resorted
to
on
these
occasions,
and
at
a
time
perhaps
when
it
would
be
better
in
many
cases
to
observe
the
strictest
economy.
The
members
of
these
societies
agree
among
themselves
to
do
all
that
is
possible
to
reduce
expenditure
at
funerals,
and
to
render
the
accompaniments
of
the
sad
ceremony
as
inexpensive
as
possible.
Instead
of
going
into
mourning,
many
now
content
themselves
with
wearing
a
simple
band
of
cloth
round
the
left
arm.
This
is
done
by
women
as
well
as
by
men.
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