Dreka's card etiquette .. . ^/teyaedvd vne A^eaduie o/ youl T&o-m/ianu, on c^/ktaayGventna.; ^z)eccwvel vxvny /lorn of-eve ur/vtt <2Sen o cioa 1624 North Broad St. ^ne //teadetie 0/ youi lOotnAany, on< oft(X/adsn,/t/i e d ^Jay, fio-m oswo un/tt oPbul o cwc-x. Woodland Terrace. *? Pard Etiquette. 25 * Acceptances & ;lf carets*. ; NVITATIONS to Dinners, Parties, Balls,<&c, should be answered promptly;where trie request is not mentioned inthe invitation, it is understood. Whereany doubt exists in regard to the abilityof the person invited to be present at asoiree or ball, an a
Dreka's card etiquette .. . ^/teyaedvd vne A^eaduie o/ youl T&o-m/ianu, on c^/ktaayGventna.; ^z)eccwvel vxvny /lorn of-eve ur/vtt <2Sen o cioa 1624 North Broad St. ^ne //teadetie 0/ youi lOotnAany, on< oft(X/adsn,/t/i e d ^Jay, fio-m oswo un/tt oPbul o cwc-x. Woodland Terrace. *? Pard Etiquette. 25 * Acceptances & ;lf carets*. ; NVITATIONS to Dinners, Parties, Balls,<&c, should be answered promptly;where trie request is not mentioned inthe invitation, it is understood. Whereany doubt exists in regard to the abilityof the person invited to be present at asoiree or ball, an acceptance should be sentat once; and if afterwards prevented from going,a short note of explanation or regret should bedispatched. No answers are expected to Recep-tion invitations, unless requested. Acceptancesand regrets are usually sent by special mes-senger, although the foreign custom of sendingthem by post is gaining favor. -* *? 26 Pard Etiquette. Jbceptancas & Regrets, Answers to Invitations, given in the nameof the lady and gentleman of the house, aregenerally acknowledged to both in the answer,and the envelope addressed to the lady alone. <^t. cf <J$4d. £$ay/on ^Aeaie^ e/te4ne*u >/Aa^ /ney. cannot acce/i1^\s£u. <¥ <sfflld. Or, offiuldaau good forms. These acceptances and regre
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