Etiquette by Emily Post

Etiquette
by Emily Post

Selections from the 1947 edition

Don't Ask "What Are You Doing Saturday?"	About Manners	Business Women	The Cruelty of New York
A Few Don'ts for Debutantes	Our Attitude Toward Disabled Veterans	Don't Wear Mirror-Lined Divers' Helmets	Enemies Must Bury Hatchets
When First Names Are in Worst Taste	Certain Bad Manners of Women Drivers	A Girl Dines in a Restaurant With a Man	Personality of a Handshake
Who Is Head of the Table?	How Far May a Girl Run After a Man?	A Little Jack Horner Shelf of Welcome	Letters of Gloomy Apprehension
Olives	Working Schedule for a One-Maid House	Paper for a Man, Paper for a Woman	The Perfect Secretary
They Also Mourn Who Do Not Wear Black	A Woman Alone May Never Use a Crest	Frankness of Today	Certainly You Can Sop Bread Into Gravy
When Skins Absorb	Pick-Ups on the Campus	Maxims for Those Who Talk Too Easily!	Our Poor Weak Younger Generation!
The Woman Who Is Chic	Thinness Can Be Ugly	When Young Women Are Not Particular	When Traveling for Pleasure Shall Be Resumed