The New York herald., 1878-11-01
COURT ETIQUETTE.
Regulations for Visiting the Marquis
= and MarchIOness of LOrne.
CHANCE. FOR AMERICAN LADIES'
How Our Bellies May Be 'sPre-
sented" in New York.
QUEEN vICToRIA's RULES.

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cfNlasaeeaa haA TORONTO, Oct. 20. 1879
Ths coming OF the Marquis OF Lorns and his royal
vile naturally warns many OF ladies' prepare Tor
she semi-ceurt which 10 10 bc maintained. Certain
receptions aud svsss, Is said, will be held; hence
sns desire 70 b fait all the court iormasiss
For the benefit of such OF your lady readers who
avail themselves of q representation" TO Her Royal
Aighness tho Princess Louise give the following in
formation, personally secured At the office OF the Lord
Chamberlain to the Queen OF England. ut ST. James'
Palaces, London. In due course the Marquis and
Prihoess VIII doubtless visit Now York, when tho
bellies OF Gotham At least will have the opportunity
20 inger In ths rays Of royalty" B"t 70 the FORMS.
sttn SIRsr poRMALIrIHs. aQtl
Now, 10 visit Kidian Hal carriage should always
be taken. Many may walk, Of course am writing
with reference to tom Leave your carriage ~ she
You will hud two soldiers in attendance. both
In dress parade uniform. TO one OF these you give
your card; ne will pass II TO servant, who will show
you to waiting while he takes the GARD to Her
Royal hignness private secretary, who In turn will
take II 70 shs Princess While IN the waiting room
remove your right hand glove. II you arc married
lady have on your card, aMI and Mrs. ----," and
another card simply "Ars. ---" You must
send In two cards, II you call BY GARD. Whom the
Bervant returns to show you to the drawing room
vou should remain as tar possible from the door
10 prevent SURPRISE as II you stand near the door. II
is liable 10 opsn very suddenly and servant entor
announcing Her Royal highness, whloh on such
an occasion may rather unnerve you. Now, If
you should accidentally meet the Princess Louise
In the hall vcstbule do not address her. She docs
not receive guests In shs hall The court train
will never bs worn In Canada, az II 10 only worn In
the presence OF the Queen. The only difference be.
tween visiting the late Governor General ana his
ss.imable lady and the Governor General his
royal eonsort 10 that the right hand gcve must be
taken of. When the Governor General opens Parlia-
ment and gives . reception II will partaks OF
Bsntation nature The Princess Louise win be his
hight hand HIS Excsilency being tho nrs TO receive
Tho courtesy court bow. Whom His Excsliency
gives an Fat home" he win probably have his own
rules, OF which due notice is always givcn. When
Iher Excesneies visit Now YORK the ladies and gen.
nemen attending their receptions should appear with
lhs right nand glove on and Ia coming from tho door
70 meet the royal consort no lady should take tho
gentieman's arm, It is not considered etiquette.
Make one OF the bows customary with New York
ladfss. FIRST Her Royal Highness ana then to the
Marquis OF Lorne Etiquette also requires that you
muSt not turn your back TO other
At ruR RECEPTIONS IN ENGLAND.
Whom the Princess Of Walcs for the ueep,
the rules governing the reception are the Same as
,hose governing the Queens own receptions. Tho
Prince Of Wales always snakes hands his private
dear iitlc body" every IN England nerl
The Princess OF Wales stands on tho right OF she
Prince both at representative and private rscop-
sion, bat at court there Is somewhat OF different
modc Of procedure. There arc no books published on
the subject but give you tho exact formula 10 ol-
low so when any OF our New YORK ladies' dssife TO
be presented the Queen they win know JUS.
acLs Ths nrst presc uaton ~ geuoray tno debut OF
y fashionable LIE. The "nobi.ity aud gentry"
always get tnclf daughters presented, as u is
on this earthiy sphere - more oepchautiagiy sx-
elusive than Her Majesty's Coartf The impression
made Dy tho debutcute IL always astibg In England.
For weeks D.iorsa cours rs ned ladies are placed
uuaor ths Luitlvn vi Louis dEgrillo, Miss Birch, or
nc.cnt in ali Of me cour.es,ss the walk. extending
tue for the train. Nc. Sn0 must be perfect Ihs
is .ns iasa. E.ca o. M paysSa are cor,
course, cach ries TO Guido the otner IN grace bear
iugsa ageity, Respect aud carriage. Bus QUE iaise
step, smisuanagtment oil the tram, little nervous
fnaupaiss ho1te and tho wnoe ALTAR failure
several American ladies have boon made the nonored
recspients oil y command 20 appear At court (You
ku0w 'ts toe style now IL England 10 admire Amer
Irene m1er notes made Of two OF those presenta-
noas. when rsr.a. simply as ,neldsa.s;-rho DIS
~ IpointueOt OF MISS -. OF New York, was made
ma fest by her ungracsiul courtssfes She moved
400 quickly sue forget 10 extend ner arm Tor.
tram; backed accidentally against Inc diplomatic
Drawing Room down tns grand stairs (not notclns
two nceut HE szsdstat ues OF the Queen aud
Ate rrlncs, tue Queen US gieaner ana the frnce as
Me grand entrance and INTO ncr carrises. weeping
slIh fvexaIion. Another Amsrican giided Ia with u
pm,ic. Her slep one OF confidence Her name
was an 10 the Queen by General the Marquis
oi Hertforc, Loru Chant berlain 10 Her Majesty snc
maas The proper courtesy 10 mo Qucen ana The
royal family, and at tue end sne extended
her arm slowly and gracefully for her tram.
Then sne backed out IRON the presence royalty,
the admired OF tho beholaers, wno are sharp or.cs
of style aud bearing. he papers teemcd with her
beauty and grace. Her name was every one's
lips The teacher who gave her inslructions was
thanked. Her Standing Is now fnIiy ESTABLISHED
now MAXI APPLICATION.
To got 10 court the Iady with wnom you arc visit.
Ing swII send 20 tne Lord Cham 0erain's onlce, 81.
Jansa' Palace, Ior cards, which will be sent nor for
Big aature. Tne card received Is blue, ~ by 81
lncnss, on when Is priuted:- tg ~N#.#Y
Ii Ii my intention to attond Drawing HoomS
ON on whicn OCCASION propose to$
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