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

pays calls alone, she employs the same card, but runs a pencil line through her mother's name. If, in the next season, a younger sister is introduced, or if two sisters enter society in the same season, below the mother's name the daughters would be designated thus: The Misses Grey. After her Cards first season, a young lady uses, when calling alone, her own card; but she does not indicate on it any day at home if her mother is an active hostess who issues her own cards every season and receives with her daughters. Even after the daughters have had considerable experience in society, the joint card is not entirely dispensed with, but is resorted to as occasion makes it appropriate so long as the daugh­ters remain unmarried and continue to reside with the mother. It still proves convenient whenever mother and daughters call or send cards together, or when they wish to announce their joint day at home, or a change of their common address, and in many similar contingencies. THE DAY AT HOME SIGNIFIED T HE name of a day of the week is

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