Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-02-07 | Page 4 | Etiquette

ETIQUETTE. Being polite becomes more ditflculL Social blunders lurk on every' side-One side-One of the many books on etiquette, which are raining heavily on the public, pub-lic, says It Is a serious "boner" for a man. dimng In a restaurant, to pick a fallen fort from the floor, that function func-tion "properly" belonging to the waiter. It is also set forth, that dipping1 both hands into a fingerbowl simultaneously, simulta-neously, instead of one hand at a I time, is blunder in the first degree. Real etiquette Is In acting with po-, lite consideration for others, not like i trained monkey.