INDEX
Courtship and Marriage, Etiquette of--
Acting as a host during, [28]
Amateur acting and, [17]
Artistic fellowship in, [16]
Athletic comradeship in, [16]
Best age for, [41]
Between friends who have become lovers, [34]
Breaches of etiquette in, [19], [25]
Danger to be avoided in, a, [27]
Dark side of an unequally aged, [43]
Drifting in, [42]
Etiquette for the man who lives at home in, [27]
Etiquette for the man who lives in rooms, [28]
Exchange of hospitality in, [26]
Hints to the man about the girl's family, [23]
Hints to the man making up his mind about, [17]
"Ineligibles" and, [17]
Intellectual affinity in, [16]
Kindly offices of relations and friends, [23]
Love at first sight, [22]
Middle-aged lovers, [44]
Old men who court youth, [43]
Opportunities for, [16]
Question of age in, the, [41]
Question of presents, the, [26]
Social inequality in, [32]
Social intercourse and its etiquette, [18]
Tact shown in, [19]
The girl's case, [22]
The man's case, [22]
With the bachelor girl, [30]
With the business girl, [31]
With the dramatic student, [33]
With the home girl, [30]
With the medical student and hospital nurse, [33]
With the student or professional girl, [32]
Young lovers, [42]
Young men who woo maturity, [42]
Engagements--
Attitude of parents and guardians in, [52]
Breaking off, [62]
Clandestine, [62]
Congratulations on, [53]
Etiquette of in former days, [51]
Friends who act as go-betweens, [63]
Going about together, [58]
His visits to her home, [56]
In France, [66]
In Germany, [66]
In Greece, [69]
In Hungary, [69]
In Italy, [65]
In Norway, [69]
In Russia, [67]
In Spain, [67]
In Sweden, [68]
In Switzerland, [68]
Justifiable clandestine, [63]
Length of, the, 61
Letters from and to future mothers-in-law, [55]
Love-letters, [60]
Making acquaintance with future relations, [54]
Making them known, [53]
Parent's refusal to, [52]
Question of expenses in, [58]
Telling friends at a distance, [53]
The engaged couple--
In public, [56]
In society, [57]
Visiting at the same house, [58]
The interview with the father, [51]
The ring, [54]
What the girl should avoid in, [54]
When the mother shares the secret, [63]
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Etiquette--
How to follow up an acquaintance, [23]
Of intercourse between unconfessed lovers, [25]
Of Introductions, [21]
Flirts--
Female--
Due reserve of, [39]
How they accept a changed situation, [39]
How they may give encouragement, [39]
How to ward off unwelcome offers, [40]
Methods of, [37]
Transparent devices of, [40]
Kindly spontaneous flirts, [37]
Male--
Making a girl conspicuous, [36]
Slow awakening of, [39]
Two classes of, [36]
Ways of escape for, [38]
Who change their minds on the verge of a proposal, [38]
To withdraw gracefully from a flirtation, [38]
Honeymoon, the--
Disillusion, passing or permanent, [96]
How long to stay on, [94]
Inevitable test of temperament, [95]
Possible disappointments in, [95]
House, the--
Bride's share in the matter, [80]
Furnishing, [79]
Selection of, [79]
Things to be considered, [80]
Marriage--
Bride's burdens, the, [72]
Bridesmaids' dresses, [73]
Choice of bridesmaids, the, [72]
Concluding remarks about, [120]
Different nationalities, between, [103]
Expenses of, [73]
Fixing the day, [71]
Invitations to the, [75]
Mixed, [102]
Necessary formalities in mixed, [104]
Of British subjects living abroad, [105]
Of different religious persuasions, [105]
Marriages--
Of minors and wards in Chancery, [106]
Proposals--
A woman's point of view, [48]
A warning to women, [50]
Methods of, [46]
Some things to avoid in, [47]
Tact in choosing the opportunity for, [46]
Too keen a sense of humour in, [47]
Too much haste in, [47]
Vaguely worded offers, [48]
When a woman may help, [49]
When the woman may take the initiative, [49]
Question of colour, the, [102]
Scotch, [106]
Trousseau, the, [74]
Wedding frocks, [73]
Marrying--
For a home, [119]
For a housekeeper, [119]
For love, [117]
For money, [118]
Newly married couple, the--
At home, [100]
In society, [101]
Return home, the--
Housekeeping, on, [98]
Money matters, on, [99]
Plunge into the practical, on, [98]
Wedding calls, [100]
What it means, [97]
Runaway matches, [113]
Second marriages--
Children, the, [114]
Comparison with the predecessor, [116]
Dress for a widow, [115]
For and against, [114]
Home, the, [115]
Widower, the, [115]
With a widow, [114]
Wedding, the--
Banns, [81]
Bride's dowry, the, [85]
Civil contract, the, [83]
Licence for, [82]
Nature of the ceremony, the, [81]
Religious ceremony, the, [81]
Settlements, [84]
Witnesses for, [83]
Wedding day, the--
Arrangement of seats on, [90]
At the bride's house, [89]
Best man, the, [88]
Bride's parents, the, [88]
Bridegroom, the, [88]
{[123]} Bridesmaids, the, [87]
Dressing the bride, [89]
Etiquette of, [86]
Guests, the, [92]
Journey, the, [94]
Luggage on, [94]
Presents on view, [93]
Social side, the, [90]
Some items of expense, [91]
Starting for the honeymoon, [93]
Tying of the knot, the, [90]
What is expected of the bride, [87]
Where to go for the honeymoon, [94]
Wedding presents--
Art of giving, the, [78]
How to send them, [78]
Temptation, a, [78]
What to give, [77]
Weddings, Continental--
Breton, [109]
Danish, [112]
French, [112]
German, [107]
Hungarian, [111]
Italian, [109]
Norwegian, [108]
Russian, [109]
Spanish, [111]
Swedish, [110]
Swiss, [111]
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