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 175
re ca-pable of being covered, in order that you may beprovided against rain, which is proverbial on suchoccasions. Send a separate conveyance containing the provi-sions, in charge of two or three servants—not toomany, as half the fun is lost if the gentlemen do notofficiate as amateur waiters. The… … OUTDOOR SPORTS. ETIQ UETTE OF P UBLIC PL A CES 165 Let us treat of the picnic, in which a lot of peoplejoin together for the purpose of a days ruralizing.In this case, it is usual for the ladies to contributethe viands. The gentlemen should provide and su-perintend all the arrangements for the…
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