CONDOLENCE. See CONDOLENCE—CARDS.
DAUGHTER. See DAUGHTERS—CARDS (VISITING).
GARDEN PARTIES. See GARDEN PARTIES—CARDS.
HUSBAND AND WIFE. When the wife is calling, she can leave cards of the husband and sons if it is impossible for them to do so themselves.
After an entertainment, cards of the family can be left for the host and hostess by either the wife or any of the daughters. See Also MR. AND MRS. CARD.
LEAVING IN PERSON. When cards with a message of congratulation are left in person, nothing should be written on it.
LEAVING IN PERSON—AFTERNOON TEAS. Women leave cards of their male relatives as well as their own, although their names may be announced upon entering the drawing-room. Guests leave their cards in a receptacle provided, or give them to the servant at the door.
MEN. A bachelor should not use AT HOME cards as a woman does, nor to invite his friends by writing a date and MUSIC AT FOUR on his calling card in place of an invitation.
MEN—LEAVING IN PERSON. When returning to town after a long absence, a man should leave cards having his address.
When calling upon a young woman whose hostess is not known by the man, he should send his card to her.