A Gentleman Does Not Boast About His

Children Are All More Or Less Little Monkeys In That They Imitate Everything They See. If Their Mother Treats Them Exactly As She Does Her Visitors They In Turn Play "visitor" To Perfection. Nothing Hurts The Feelings Of Children More Than Not Being Allowed To Behave Like Grown Persons When They Think They Are Able.

No Rule Of Etiquette Is Of Less Importance Than Which Fork We Use.

In Popular Houses Where Visitors Like To Go Again And Again, There Is Always A Happy Combination Of Some Attention On The Part Of The Hostess And The Perfect Freedom Of The Guests To Occupy Their Time As They Choose.

To Do Exactly As Your Neighbors Do Is The Only Sensible Rule.

Manners Are Like Primary Colors, There Are Certain Rules And Once You Have These You Merely Mix, I.e., Adapt, Them To Meet Changing Situations.