The mistress who can conduct her domestic menage with two servants only is usually better served and with less friction than where more are employed. Rarely can three servants get on harmoniously. The more servants there are, unless there is a housekeeper, the more shirking there is, and the more waste and extravagance.
SUMMARY.
Remember—
That, in introducing people the man must always be introduced to the woman.
That the younger woman, the unmarried, the less socially prominent, are introduced to the older, the married and the more renowned..
That to pronounce names distinctly avoids much awkwardness to those introduced.
A casual meeting on the street does not necessitate an introduction.
Never present yourself with a letter of introduction. Leave it at the door.
That a card represents a visit, and that leaving your name in this way makes your friend your debtor.
That after dinners, luncheons, theatre and card parties a call is required, whether the invitation is accepted or not.