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| A married lady with teen-age daughters.
Tuesday is the day upon which she is "at home"
to callers. Note that her husband is named "Ingram",
not she. |
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| The card of a lady married
to a doctor. Married ladies included their husband's name
and titles on their cards. They would not use their own
first name unless they were widows. Widows would keep
the "Mrs". |
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| A card shared by more than
one unmarried daughter. |
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| The card of an unmarried woman. |
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| The flowery style of card
of which the etiquette books disapproved. Note the hand
written name (in pencil) of the owner. The card is larger
than the plainer, more tasteful variety. |
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