2010 Wheeler Avenue.
Use sparingly titles or "handles" to your name, such as Hon., General, Colonel, Dr. Army titles ought not really to be used when the bearer has not seen real service. If he is, or has been, in the regular army, he should have his visiting card read as follows:
Col. Hugh Dalrymple, U. S. A.,
Calumet Club.
A physician had better use for his "private," not "professional," card the following form:
George D. Smith, M. D.,
1703 Michigan Boulevard.
It is better form still to omit lettering occupations altogether. The abbreviation Rev. is allowable in front of a clergyman's name, even if followed by the letters D.D.
Do not forget, if you are neither an officer, nor a clergyman, nor a medical practitioner, to prefix your name by Mr. Should you, however, desire to write your name on a card to "send up" to the person you are calling on, omit the Mr.