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

is the elder matron, may in-scribe herself simply Mrs. Richmond; if the younger, Mrs. Frank Richmond. This is considered better form. DIVORCED WOMAN'S CARD A WOMAN who is divorced erases at once from her card the Christian name of the man who was her husband. If she retains the use of his sur­name, she joins with it either her own Christian or her own surname, as she prefers. When after a legal annulment of her marriage a woman resumes her full maiden name, she prefixes to it on her cards the title Mrs. not Miss. YOUNG LADY'S CARD- D URING her first season in society, a young lady does not, if her mother has introduced her and is her chaperon and companion, use a card of her own. 6o Encyclopaedia of Etiquette Her name is coupled on a large card with and below that of her mother, thus: MRS. EPWORTH GREY MISS MARY ELOISE GREY FRIDAYS SOUTH OAK STREET It is presumed that during her first season, the greater number of the calls a young lady pays will be in company with her mother, and so the joint card is the fittest. If she

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