WHO SHOULD BOW FIRST2
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For the benefit Of the fashionable followers Of
Count D'Orsay in these parts, we copy the an
ncxed maxims, said to have been extracted from
his Book on Etiquette:


''lt is a mark of high breeding not to speak 10
a lady on the street, until you perceive she has
noticed you by an inclination of the head.


''If you meet lady Of your acquaintance in
the street, it is her part TO notice you first,
less, indeed you are very intimate. The reason
is, if you bow to the lady first, she may not
choose TO acknowledge you, and there is no re-
medy, but if she bow to you, as gentleman you
cannot cut her.


s'On the Continent, the fashion in this in
stance, as many others is exactly the reverse.
No lady, however intimate yon may be with her,
will acknowledge your acquaintance on the street,
unless you are the first TO honor her with the
bow of recognition. Itmust be ovious, however,
to all thinking persons, that our own custom is
most in accordance with good taste"