CHOICE OF ATTIRE 

Certain fashionables seek to gain a kind of reputation by the odd choice of their attire, and by their eagerness to seize upon the first caprices of the fashions. Propriety with difficulty tolerates these fancies of a spoiled child; but it applauds a woman of sense and taste, who is not in a hurry to follow the fashions, and asks how long they will last, before adopting them; finally, who selects and modifies them with success according to her size and figure.

Up Attire The Cloak Room Dancing Public Deportment Gentlemen Ladies Evening Party Rules for a Ball Giving a Ball Reason for Not Dancing Modesty How to Ask a Lady Issuing Invitations Leaving a Ball Notes Against Dancing Private Party Public Ball Refusing to Dance Politeness Talking too Much Toilet Variety Thank you visit Wall Flowers When not to dance When to arrive While dancing