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The Diners Out Handbook: A Pocket Handbook on the Manners and Customs of Society Functions

By Alfred H. Miles

Book information

Publisher
Old House
Year
2014
ISBN
1908402954, 9781908402950
Language
english
Format
EPUB
Filesize
3 MB (2763413 bytes)
Edition
Reprint
Pages
224\0
Time added
2014-03-19 13:40:07

Description

This charming pocket handbook is a complete guide to the manners, customs and etiquette of the glamorous 1920s. Each chapter gives detailed instructions for a specific type of social event: what to expect, how to dress, suggested yarns for the raconteur and instructions for deft, witty self-expression. As lively and amusing as it is useful, this is a vintage reproduction of a Gatsby-era pocket guide to courtesy, style and elegance in the age that redefined them.

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