American home culture and correct customs of polite society
By: by Charles Eugene Banks and Marshall Everett, the well known authors ; a complete guide to correct social forms and artistic living ; interior views of the most delightful American homes and portraits of ladies prominent in society
Contributors: Everett, Marshall, 1863-1939
Publisher: Henry Neil
Published: 1902
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 352
Subjects: Social life and customs; Domestic Architecture
Other titles: American home culture.; Beautiful homes and social customs of America.
Notes: Title on front: American home culture.

Running title: Beautiful homes and social customs of America.

"Describing the best usages of polite society, containing correct rules governing introductions, cards, calls, invitations, receptions, balls, wedding dinners, teas, theatre and opera parties, visiting and home parties, musicales, lawn fetes and out-door theatricals, riding and hunting parties, bachelor entertainments, correspondence, christenings, funerals, children's plays and pastimes, with hints of early education, household decorations and talks on kindred subjects; also, portraits of ladies prominent in social circles of the country, with views of rooms, corners, libraries, dens, tables set for company, etc., etc."

Three group portraits on double plates.

Includes index.