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_ She would, however, leave one of her own cards on retiring from the house, if she found a married daughter or a friend receiving with the hostess.
A woman caller never intends any of her own cards for the masculine members of a household on which she calls. Even though it is not the first call of the season, a great many women now follow the rule, when calling on a friend's day at home, of leaving their own cards along with those of their husbands, if it is a call paid especially in return for some recent hospitality. If the visit is merely a friendly one without any important significance, no cards of any sort are absolutely requisite.
A married woman should always make it a rule to carry an abundance of her husband's cards in the case with her own, and should be most scrupulous in leaving them at houses where he has been entertained. For a bachelor, son, or brother, she need not perform this office, but may leave him to pay his calls and leave his cards in person.
If two maiden ladies are equally mistress and hostess in the same
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