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

other title than that of Mr. The proper inscription for a lieutenant's card would be, Mr. Henry Pollock Eli, with the words Lieutenant of Infantry, United States Army, in the right-hand corner. But it is in better taste if only the words United States Army appear in the corner of the card. An officer of any rank above a lieutenant places his military title on his card-Captain, Major, Colonel, or whatever it may be-and signifies in the corner of the card whether his command is in the artillery, the infantry, the cavalry, or the engineering corps. PROFESSIONAL CARDS T HE professional card of a physician should be entirely distinct from his social visiting card. On it should appear his name preceded by the abbreviated 66 Encyclopedia of Etiquette title Dr. and with his house address in the lower right-hand corner and his office number and office hours in the lower left-hand corner. For purely social purposes only his house address appears, inscribed in the lower right-hand corner; his name appears just as in his professional card, preceded by the abbreviated title Dr., as Dr. Henry R. Bliss.

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