Use a comb, powder, lipstick at the table is strictly prohibited by all the rules of etiquette.
At the table, a woman, of course, can sit in a hat, gloves but it must necessarily be removed.
Avoid unnecessarily not leave the table until after lunch or dinner.
Talk to the person sitting in a neighbor or other end of the table - a bad taste. Reading at the table - a sign of bad manners. In conversation:
- Very impolite to turn his back to his companion;
- Do not touch the interlocutor hand;
- Not recommended too vigorously gesticulating;
- Rude occasionally glancing at the clock;
- If you do not offer a cigar, you can not ask her to the interlocutor. Newcomer guests staying for a few days with friends, must try not to abuse the hospitality of the hosts, not prolong his stay for the long term. Even with a very spacious apartment stranger usually restrict the hosts. Can I go to visit, do not invite yourself? You can, but only when you invite yourself nowhere. However, if conditions allow, civility requires visiting others to invite. Good, friendly relationships with people are set only if the equality of rights and responsibilities
Use a comb, powder, lipstick at the table is strictly prohibited by all the rules of etiquette.
At the table, a woman, of course, can sit in a hat, gloves but it must necessarily be removed.
Avoid unnecessarily not leave the table until after lunch or dinner.
Talk to the person sitting in a neighbor or other end of the table - a bad taste.
Reading at the table - a sign of bad manners.
In conversation:
- Very impolite to turn his back to his companion;
- Do not touch the interlocutor hand;
- Not recommended too vigorously gesticulating;
- Rude occasionally glancing at the clock;
- If you do not offer a cigar, you can not ask her to the interlocutor.
Newcomer guests staying for a few days with friends, must try not to abuse the hospitality of the hosts, not prolong his stay for the long term. Even with a very spacious apartment stranger usually restrict the hosts.
Can I go to visit, do not invite yourself? You can, but only when you invite yourself nowhere. However, if conditions allow, civility requires visiting others to invite. Good, friendly relationships with people are set only if the equality of rights and responsibilities