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

but I should like very much to have them meet a few of our friends, and to see a more intimate and pleasant side of Southern life than they might as tourists. With kindest regards from Mr. Parker and myself, believe me, Very cordially yours, Margaret Little. The Harvard Club, New York City, May the third. Dear Maxwell, This will be presented by my friend, Edward Thorn, in whose behalf I am asking a little of the assistance that you gave me so generously on my first trip to London. Thorne is ostensibly over on business, but he would be glad to spend in sight-seeing what time he has to spare. Any courtesy that you may be able to show him I shall greatly appreciate. Faithfully yours, John Hatton. 1 8 Encydopaedia of Etiquette A note of introduction must be placed in an enve­lope bearing the address of the person to whom the introduction is made, but left unsealed. A CARD OF INTRODUCTION A CARD of introduction is merely the giver's visit­ing card with the name of the person whom it is to introduce written above the engraved name of the giver of the card-thus:

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