Life — February 6, 1913 — page 41: what you’re looking at

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-LIFE- He is bound to watch over her glass with as much interest as over his own, Art. 2, The gentleman owes aid and protection to his fair neighbor in the selection of food; the lady on her part is bound to respect and obey the recom- endations of her knight on this sub- ject. Art. 3. It is bad taste for the gen- tleman to advance beyond politeness during the first course; in the second, however, he is bound to be complimen- tary; and he is at liberty to glide into tenderness with the dessert, Ow Vicinity to Men. Art. 1, When two gentlemen sit to- gether, they owe no duties to cach other beyond politeness and reciprocal offers dd water—the last offer be- comes an error after one refusal. Art. 2. On being helped to a dish, you should at once accept any prece- dence offered you by your neighbor; ceremony serves only to cool the plate in question for both parties. Art. 3. If you sit near the Amphi- tryon, your criticisms on the repast must be conveyed in a whisper; aloud you can do nothing but approve. Art. 4. Under no pretext can two neighbors at table be permitted to con- verse together on their private affairs, unless indeed one of them is inviting the other to dinner. Art. 5. Two neighbors who under- stand cach other may always get more wine than the rest of the guests; they have only to say by turns to each other, an air of courtesy, “Shall we take some wine?” of wine Ox tHE Means oF Recoxciinc Potte- Ness witit EcorisM. Art. 1, The epicure’s serious atten- tion should be fixed upon the articles on the table; ke may lavish his polite- ness, his wit, and his gaicty upon the people who sit round it Art. 2. By helping the dish next yourself (should you not dine @ /a Russe) you acquire a right to be helped to any other dish on the table. Art. 3. 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