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"Poised Rosey” Says:
If you have any questions on etiquette F1I be glad to answer them for you. Just address a letter to “Miss Poised Rosey” % R.CJ1.S. Wf won’t be able to answer your questions at once, because of lack of space, but we will try to answer as soon as possible ' [ ’jPlacing
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Question: On which side of the plate should the napkin be put and how should it be folded—with die °p«? P,*fe«r ► way from it? We do Uof set the table with service pljite?.
ANSWER; It there is no service plate, it would look better to put the napkin down in place of the plate. If die table is set with . food, the napkin is placed on the left side of die plate with the open edge toward the piste, unjess it i« folded and there is no edgp. 1
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