Chapter III: Part 3: The Etiquette of Wearing Jewels

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EN ROUTE 208 WEEKEND 208 GARDEN PARTY 209 THE BEACH 209
ON THE GOLF COURSE 210 AT THE RACES 210 BUSINESS LUNCHEONS
211 THE CHARITY LUNCHEON 212 OPENING NIGHT 212 MATCHING
THE GOWN 213 MATCHING THE MAN 213 SOME BASIC RULES 214 THE
DINNER PARTY 215 THE WATCH 216 THE CIGARETTE CASE 216 THE
HOSTESS 216 AT THE WHITE HOUSE 217 THE PRESIDENT’S DINNER
218 THE CAPTAIN’S DINNER 218 EMBASSY PARTIES 220 MEETING
ROYALTY 221 CORONATION 221 A QUEEN’S CROWN 222 WHEN EVERY
WOMAN IS QUEEN 223 THE BRIDESMAIDS 224 THE MOTHER OF THE
BRIDE 225 THE WEDDING GUESTS 225 THE NEWBORN 226 THE
ANNIVERSARY 227 TABLE OF ANNIVERSARY GIFTS 227 THE MORE
SOLEMN TIME 228 AUDIENCE WITH THE POPE 229 IN MOURNING 229
OTHER OBSERVATIONS 230 COLOR COMBINATIONS 230 RESTRAINT 230
EYEGLASSES 231 THE LORGNETTE 231 THE CORSAGE 232 EMBROIDERY
232 MORE ABOUT BRACELETS 232 MORE ABOUT RINGS 234 GOLD
JEWELS 234 IN THE SPOTLIGHT 234

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GIVE YOURSELF 237 GIFTS OF LASTING VALUE 238 GIFTS TO THE
BABY 238 TO THE MOTHER TOO 239 AS THE CHILD GROWS 239 ST.
VALENTINE’S DAY 239 COLLEGE DAYS 240 THE WEDDING DAY 240
FOR THE BRIDESMAIDS 241 FOR THE USHERS 241 OTHER GIFTS
TO THE BRIDE 242 PARENTS’ DAYS 242 FOR LATER BIRTHDAYS
243 GIFTS FOR THE MAN 244 THE WIFE’S ROLE 244 THE RIGHT
ACCESSORIES 245 THE PERSONAL TOUCH 245 SPECIAL GIFTS 246
HISTORIC GIFTS 246 THE PRESENTATION OF A GIFT 247