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ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF ETIQUETTE WHAT TO WRITE WHAT TO DO WHAT TO WEAR WHAT TO SAY: 348 total pages.

Mr. and Mrs. Dana Dwight Waring request the pleasure of your company at a dance on Friday, the twenty-fourth of November, at ten o'clock at the Colony Club Please reply Balls and Dances 135 or Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pope Reed Miss Elizabeth Reed Mr. David Anthony Reed request the pleasure of your company at a dance on Tuesday evening, the tenth of January at eleven o'clock at three hundred and six Woodlawn Avenue The favor of a reply is requested For a dinner dance, a hostess issues two sets of invitations. One set is for the twelve or fourteen people whom she wishes to entertain at dinner. These invitations are her regular engraved dinner cards with the words dancing at eleven either engraved or written in the lower left-hand corner. The other set is for those whom she wishes to ask only for the dancing. These invitations are, most properly, engraved cards like those used for the dance alone. If, however, the affair is informal, she may send her at home cards with dancing at eleven written in the lower left-hand corner.

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