Men
ADDRESSING ENVELOPES. See ADDRESSING
ENVELOPES—MEN.
AFTERNOON DRESS. See AFTERNOON DRESS—MEN.
AFTERNOON TEAS. See AFTERNOON TEAS—MEN.
BACHELORS’ DINNERS. See BACHELORS’ DINNERS—MEN.
BACHELORS’ TEAS. See BACHELORS’ TEAS—MEN.
BALLS. See BALLS—MEN.
BICYCLING. See BICYCLING—MEN.
BOWING. See BOWING—MEN.
BREAKFASTS. See BREAKFASTS—MEN.
CALLS. See CALLS—MEN.
CARDS. See CARDS, VISITING—MEN.
CHAPERONES. See CHAPERONES—MEN.
CHRISTENINGS. See CHRISTENINGS—MEN.
CONCLUSION OF LETTERS. See CONCLUSION OF A LETTER—MEN.
COTILLIONS BY SUBSCRIPTIONS. See COTILLIONS BY SUBSCRIPTIONS—MEN.
DANCES. See DANCES—MEN.
DANCING. See DANCING—MEN.
DEBUTANTE. See DEBUTANTE—MEN.
DINNERS. See DINNERS—MEN.
DRIVING. See DRIVING—MEN.
DRESS. See DRESS—MEN.
ENGAGEMENT. See ENGAGEMENT—MEN.
EVENING DRESS. See EVENING DRESS—MEN.
FLOWERS. See FLOWERS—MEN.
FUNERALS. See FUNERALS—MEN.
GARDEN PARTIES. See GARDEN PARTIES—MEN.
GLOVES. See GLOVES—MEN.
HIGH TEA. See HIGH TEA—MEN.
HOUSE PARTIES. See HOUSE PARTIES—MEN.
INTRODUCTIONS. See INTRODUCTIONS—MEN.
INVITATIONS. See INVITATIONS—MEN.
JEWELRY. See JEWELRY—MEN.
LUNCHEONS. See LUNCHEONS—MEN.
MORNING DRESS. See MORNING DRESS—MEN.
MOURNING. See MOURNING—MEN.
NEWCOMER, RESIDENTS’ DUTY TO. See NEWCOMER,
RESIDENTS’ DUTY TO MEN.
RIDING. See RIDING—MEN.
SALUTATIONS. See SALUTATIONS—MEN.
SHAKING HANDS. See SHAKING HANDS—MEN.
STATIONERY. See STATIONERY—MEN.
STREET-CARS. See STREET-CARS—MEN.
STREET ETIQUETTE. See STREET ETIQUETTE—MEN.
THEATRE PARTIES. See THEATRE PARTIES—MEN.
TITLES. See TITLES—MEN.
TRAVELING. See TRAVELING—MEN.
WEDDINGS. See WEDDINGS—MEN.
MESSENGER, SENDING CARDS BY. See CARDS, VISITING—
SENDING BY MAIL OR MESSENGER.
MINISTER (PROTESTANT)-HOW ADDRESSED, An official
letter begins: Reverend Dear Sir, and ends:
I remain sincerely yours.
A social letter begins: Dear Mr. Wilson,
and ends: I beg to remain sincerely yours.
The address on the envelope is: The
Reverend John J. Wilson. but if the clergyman
holds the degree of D.D. (Doctor of
Divinity), the address may be: The Reverend
John J. Wilson, D.D., or Reverend Dr. John
J. Wilson.