ETIQUETTE FOR LADIES.

  I.     Introductions

  II.    Letters of Introduction

  III.   Visiting, Morning Calls, Cards

  IV.    Conversation

  V.     Notes of Invitation, &c.

  VI.    The Promenade

  VII.   Dress

  VIII.  Morning and Evening Parties

  IX.    The Dinner-table

  X.     The Ball-room

  XI.    Staying at a Friend's House--Breakfast, Luncheon, &c.

  XII.   General Hints  

ETIQUETTE FOR GENTLEMEN.  

  I.     Introductions

  II.    Letters of Introduction

  III.   Visiting, Morning Calls, Cards, &c.

  IV.    Conversation

  V.     Notes of Invitation, &c.

  VI.    The Promenade

  VII.   Dress

  VIII.  Riding and Driving

  IX.    Morning and Evening Parties

  X.     The Dinner-table

  XI.    The Ball-room

  XII.   Staying at a Friend's House--Breakfast, Luncheon, &c.

  XIII.  General Hints  

BALL-ROOM GUIDE.

   I.     How to organize a Ball

  II.    Ball-room Toilette (Ladies)

           "          "   (Gentlemen)

  III.   Etiquette of the Ball-room

  IV.    The Quadrille

  V.     The Caledonians

  VI.    The Lancers

  VII.   The Double Lancers

  VIII.  Coulon's Double Quadrille

  IX.    The Polka

  X.     The Cellarius

  XI.    The Mazurka Quadrille

  XII.   The Polka Mazurka

  XIII.  The Redowa, or Redova

  XIV.   The Schottische

  XV.    The Varsoviana, or Varsovienne

  XVI.   The Gorlitza

  XVII.  The Valse a Trois Temps

  XVIII. The Valse a Deux Temps

  XIX.   The New Valse

  XX.    The Galop

  XXI.   The Cotillon

  XXII.  The Spanish Dance

  XXIII. The Tempete

  XXIV.  Sir Roger de Coverley

  XXV.   Glossary of Terms used in Dancing