The Etiquette of To-Day
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First Calls In America it is the usual custom for resi- dents of the city or town to call first upon new- comers. Washington is a well-known exception to this rule, as strangers there call first upon government officials and their families. In most European cities newcomers call first upon those already in residence. The residents, from the officials down, return their cards, and the visitor or newcomer receives invitations to social functions.
In practice the resident does not usually know any...thing about the stranger, and may not have even heard of her arrival. Sometimes the newcomer sends out cards for several days in a month, to those with whom she would like to become acquainted. If she can enclose the card of a mutual friend, as a silent voucher for her social standing, her position is more quickly and more surely granted her.
Clergymen and their families, brides, and persons of note are entitled to receive first calls.
The older residents of the community are ex- pected to lead in the list of callers who welcome the newcomer?.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First Calls In America it is the usual custom for resi- dents of the city or town to call first upon new- comers. Washington is a well-known exception to this rule, as strangers there call first upon government officials and their families. In most European cities newcomers call first upon those already in residence. The residents, from the officials down, return their cards, and the visitor or newcomer receives invitations to social functions.
In practice the resident does not usually know any...thing about the stranger, and may not have even heard of her arrival. Sometimes the newcomer sends out cards for several days in a month, to those with whom she would like to become acquainted. If she can enclose the card of a mutual friend, as a silent voucher for her social standing, her position is more quickly and more surely granted her.
Clergymen and their families, brides, and persons of note are entitled to receive first calls.
The older residents of the community are ex- pected to lead in the list of callers who welcome the newcomer?.
What to read after The Etiquette of To-Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ordway, Edith B. (Edith Bertha), B. 1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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