Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-05-21
omit an enjoyable evening.

out an en1OyaDie evening"
For the cake, take four and q half
cups of First Kings, fourth chapter
and twenty-second verse.
One cup Of Judges, fifth chapter.
twenty-fifth verse, last clause.
Two cups OF jeremiah, sixth chap
ter, twentieth yedse.
Two cups Of First Samuel, thirtietn
chapter, twelfth verse.
Two cups OF Nahum, third chapter,
twelfth verse.
A pinch OF Leviticus second, thir-
teentn verse.
One-half cup of Judges, fourth cnap-
ter, nineteenth verse, last clause.
Two teaspoonfuls. of Amos, fourth
chapter, fifth verse. Baking POWDER
Season to Taste Of Second Chron-
icles. mines chapter, ninth verse.
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Please inform me on the following
questions of card etiquette and If the
custom as observed in the cities OF
the United States holds good in Eng
land and Canada. These inquiries
are for the benefit of married WON
an.
When announcing Shange of resi-
dence should cards of both husband
md wife be sent to a married couple
,r should there be specially en-
;raved card bearing both names:
When attending an afternoon recep
ion should only the cards Of the one:
invited be left or the husbands also
When receiving the first call of &
| married lady and she leaves her card
Iut not her husbands, should ! dc
| ne same when return the call?
Is the card engraved "Mr. and Mrs
| Blank the proper thing to use, ad
ing another card of the husband s
n is 1t better form to leave two o
he gentleman's cards and one of the
ldy's?
Should cards be left at a dinner
Incheon or any other affair TO which
definite response has been made?
When visiting out of town alon'
nd in returning calls. should the hus
and's card be left and should visit
RS leave their husbands cards?
BEATRICE"
All that is necessary when cnane
ng an address is TO incose your car,
n a small card envelope with tn
ew city, street and number writer
N 1t, and II you can not return al
he calls you owe personally you ma,
write "P. p. C." Ito take leave) IL
he corner, and this is equivalent t,
! call.
AT reception you leave your card
ot any of the head of the house. !
| visitor on the occasion of her frs
,all does not leave her husband
ard or apologize for not doing SO
ou can do as you think best whel
eturning the call: either way wonlt
| e proper
Some years ago il was quite th'
| orrect form for the first year o
narricd life to use a card engrave,
With both names, but the custom ma.
ost prestige, and now such cart
5 used only in sending gifts or TO
lowers at n funeral: so the proper
hing to do is to leave one OF You
,ards- and two of your husbands.
Cards are never left at any func
ion except reception, where the
ard is given to the butler, who an
lounces your arrival TO tne hostess
At "at homes there is usually 8
ry to receive the cards of all whC
all, and the hostess looks over them
,fterward and sees just who has beer
present.
When out of town without you
husband 1t would be absurd to leave
his card or for visitors TO leave &
ard for him.
These rules hold good the worlt
)ver, although each country and ever
,ity has local customs that are onl!
inown by living there, and it is al
ways courteous to conform to thest
nwritten laws, even though the.
nay be contrary to ones individual
deas and habits.