Marion Harland's Complete Etiquette

1. Sending and Receiving Invitations

   22:36

2. Cards and Calls

   18:22

3. Letter-Writing

   16:51

4. Introductions

   8:12

5. After Six O’clock

   13:42

6. Functions

   25:47

7. The Home Wedding

   14:10

8. The Church Wedding

   16:09

9. The Dinner Party

   35:34

10. The Education of a Young Girl

    16:31

11. The Débutante

    9:07

12. Men and Women

    16:57

13. Coeducation Socially Considered

    15:59

14. The Chaperon

    11:58

15. The Matter of Dress

    26:11

16. Making and Receiving Gifts

    12:36

17. Bachelor Hospitality

    12:25

18. The Visitor

    23:11

19. The Visited

    13:59

20. Hospitality as a Duty

    6:59

21. The House of Mourning

    10:36

22. At Table

    19:17

23. In the Home

    20:15

24. In Public

    16:28

25. Hotel and Boarding-House Life

    14:00

26. In the Restaurant

    15:50

27. When Traveling

    19:08

28. In Sport

    15:03

29. Mrs. Newlyrich and Her Social Duties

    24:36

30. Delicate Points for Our Girl

    14:06

31. Our Own and Other People’s Children

    11:41

32. Our Neighbors

    11:36

33. Church and Parish

    9:58

34. The Woman’s Club

    14:10

35. Charities, Public and Private

    10:54

36. Courtesy from the Young to the Old

    12:15

37. Mistress and Maid

    11:21

38. The Woman Without a Maid

    13:29

39. Woman in Business Relations

    9:08

40. A Financial Study for Our Young Couple

    13:53

41. More Talk About Allowances

    6:47

42. A Few of the Little Things that Are Big Things

    34:20

43. On Manner

    12:00

44. Self-Help and Observation

    5:41

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