Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 188, Decatur, Adams County, 10 August 1960 — Page 13

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1966,

Modern Etiquette — By ROBERTA LEE o< — o Q. There are a number of business acquainances with whom I talk over the telephone, and they have the habit of ringing off without saying *'good-by.” Is this acceptable in business? A. Certainly not. Business should never interefere with common courtesy, and it surely is

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I At KAYE'S I SPECIAL (DOLLAR DAYS 1‘ SALE I FRI.&SAT., AUG. 12 th and 13th I LADIES-MEN’S-CHILDRENS SPRING-SUMMER-FALL I SHOES v I RED CROSS-AMERICAN GIRL I NATURAL BRIDGE-BUSKENS B NUNN-BUSH-FREEMAN Zlld ■ W I EDGERTON PSIf ■ Regularly Priced $3.99 to $20.95 ' ** ‘ Buy one pair of SALE SHOES at Regular Price, and receive a second pair of equal g value for only Ic. For Example: Buy a $5.95 pair of shoes and pay $5.96 for 2 pairs. They B “° n ? t havc to be the same kind, one can be a man’s shoe and the second, for a penny, *, can be a woman's or child’s shoe. Two people may split the purchase and each get a fe pa . l , r ' , in and bring a friend. These shoes are all arranged on racks for your easy sen selection. The right shoes only are on display. Our salesmen will be happy to get the mates for you. ■ Also Included In Penny Sale Are Jets and Summerettes II BARGAIN TABLES SI.OO and $1.99 ~| KAYE'S SHOE STORE ALL SALES OPEN FRI., SAT. BUY NOW ' 1 ErSI ■I SS#* - Major League * / /rtf BH Baseball ticket to any 1960 Chicago White Sox llllfflEfc, or Cubs home game. The Air-Conditioned Sherman jJ 0 IHHm °^ erß baseba tt “special'-your reserve seat to any Cub or I HMB White Sox home game. Ji IHM SINGLE ROOM with ONE TICKET, »1000 TWIN BEDROOM with TWO TICKETS, HB«# . Simply write Sherman Hotel Room Reservations and specify the — ana you you want / 0 Your ticket will be waiting for you Can at the Sherman. These special low room rates include your drive fi choice reserve seat tickets for White Sox or Chicago Cub games. fight Reservations should be received by the hotel bdhoun prior to the ' into the game date, or sooner, for choice seats.- ~ ,

anything but polite to hang up the telephone receiver without a courteous “good-by.” Q. I thanked each guest personally for gifts received at a surprise; birthday party in nay honor. Am I supposed also to write a “thank you” note to each of these persons? A. This is not necessary. Q. My son is to be married at seven thirty n the evening. What should he and the other men in

the wedding party wear—tails or tuxedos? - A. Either is correct. The important thing, of course, is that all the men dress alike. Q. When one receives an invitation to a cocktail party written on an informal card, and no reply has been requested, should one reply anyway? sy A. Unless “R.s.v.p.” is inscribed on the invtation, you need not reply. Q. When giving an informal dinner in her home, how does the hostess let her guests know the seating arrangement she wishes? A. The hostess stands at her place at the table, and tells each guest just where he or she should be seated. Q. When setting the dinner table, is there any limit to the number of knives and forks that are placed at each plate? A. There should be no more than three forks and two knives at any one plate. If more silver is needed, it is brought in with the proper course. The dessert spoon or fork is brought to the table on the dessert plate. \ Q. Just what is considered the proper length of time between the announcement of an engagement and the wedding itself? A. There is no “proper” length of time, this depending naturally upon circumstances. Usually, however, the maximum is about six months, and if a couple anticipates a greater length of time, the announcement can be postponed until the date of the wedding is fairly certain.

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