Manners, culture and dress of the best American society, including social, commercial and legal forms, letter writing, invitations, &c., also valuable suggestions on self culture and home training (1893)
Wells, Richard A · Springfield, Mass. : King, Richardson · leaf 165
ous,rude, vulgar and selfish. Church Etiquette.One should preserve the ut-most silence and decorum inchurch. There should be no haste in passing up or down theaisle. A gentleman should remove his hat as soon as heenters. A gentleman and lady should pass up the aisletogether until the pew is… … ETIQ UETTE OF P UBLIC PL A CES. J 57 If a stranger is seen to enter the church and thesexton does not at once provide him with a seat, thepew door should be opened and the stranger silentlyinvited to enter. It is courteous to see that strangers are providedwith books; and if the service is strange…
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