And then today...lookie at me hiding...ya see that purple slipper to the right of this snap? Well, that was tossed at my foxy self...yep...
Even the Black and Tan Club had tucked their tails at Mumsie's screeching.....
A Lady
Never tolerates or performs rudeness, crudeness, indifference or ignorance from or to another human being.
Always cultivates a positive attitude.
Never chews gum in public.
Never fixes her appearance (hair or make-up) in public.
Remembers; to discuss the price of anything is never in good taste.
Does not gossip.
Accepts and gives compliments graciously.
Never holds private conversations in public gatherings.
Never uses slang or bad language.
Always looks for ways to better herself; spiritually, physically and intellectually.
Thinks before she speaks, once said, never forgotten.
Ladies shall never embrace and kiss when they meet in a public place.
Has at least one reference manual regarding etiquette protocol.
The following actions were considered extremely rude in the presence of company: |
crossing the legs |
Victorian Courtship |
Victorian dates were almost always supervised in some way. A woman was never to go anywhere alone with a gentleman without her mother's permission. A woman was allowed some liberties, however. She could flirt with her fan, as this behavior was within the protocol of accepted behavior. |