Vintage Etiquette Bibliography

Welcome to Andy Jewell's Vintage Etiquette Bibliography Last updated 21 Dec 1998. 159 entries in this category out of 1340 entries total.

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author	title	pub date	lang	who	other
A Gentleman	Etiquette for gentlemen	1839	E	H	Philadelphia 1839 Lindsay & Blakiston (HUW)(PJPxb)
A Gentleman	Gentleman's library	1760	E	S	London 1760 Browne 5 ed. (OSV)(does not specifically treat ballroom etiq.)
A Gentleman	The laws of etiquette; or, Short rules and reflections for conduct in society. By a gentleman	1836	E	HLSj	#242 Philadelphia, Carey, Lea, and Blanchard, 1836. In a rapidly growing consumer market for etiquette manuals during the nineteenth century, this is an example of a manual that attempts to reinforce the authority of its contents by suggesting legal foundations in its title as well as the qualifications of its author, in this case "A Gentleman." The straightforward chapters include "Good Breeding," "Dress," "Balls," and "Funerals." Reissued throughout the 1840s, much of the manual is a paraphrasing to earlier texts. 172 p 14 cm;LOC: BJ1852.L28
Agogoz	Hints on etiquette and the usages of society	1836	E	P	London 1947 Turnstile
Alcott, Wm. A.	The Young Wife, Or Duties Of A Woman In The Marriage Relation	1849	E	R	na
Aldrich, Elizabeth	From the Ballroom to Hell - Grace and Folly in Nineteenth Century Dance	1991	E	JP	Northwestern University Press, Evanston, Illinois. pp 225;LOC: GV1619.A43
Allen, Lucy G.	Table service	1915	E	P	Boston 1928 Little, Brown
American	Ladies and gentleman's American Etiquette	xxxx	E	P	Boston n.d. J. Buffum
American Lady	True politeness	1847	E	S	New York 1853 Leavitt & Allen (OSV) (PJPxb)
An American Gentleman	True Politeness, Hand-Book Of Etiquette For Gentlemen	1848	E	RS	New York 1848 Leavitt & Allen (OSV) (PJPxb)
Aresty, Esther B.	Best behavior	1970	E	P	New York 1970 Simon & Schuster (PJP)
Armstrong, Lucie H.	Good Form	1889	E	P	London 1889 White (PJP)
Arsdale, May B.	Manners now and then	1940	E	P	New York 1940 Harcourt Brace (PJP)
Arthur, T.S.	Advice to young ladies excerpts	1858	E	O	Pipestone,MN 1995 Laser Writers excerpts reprinted in Melcher, Etiquette for every occasion
Attwood, Francis G.	Manners and customs of the Harvard student	1877	E	P	Boston 1877 Osgood (PJP)
Bayle-Mouillard, Elisabeth F.	The gentleman and lady's book of politeness and propriety of deportment	1833	E	S	Boston 1833 Allen & Ticknor (OSV)
Beecher, Catherine E.	Treatise on domestic economy (WANT - up to $75)	1843	E	O	Boston 1843 Webb (PJPxb)
Bergengren, Ralph	The Perfect Gentleman	1919	E	T	1919, reprint 1967, NY, Books for Libraries
Bergh, Lillie d'A..	Correct social usage	1907	E	H	New York N.Y. Society of Self-Culture (HUW-H5079.03.12) also 1909
Bernier, Oliver	The Eighteenth-century Woman	1981	E	T	1981, NY, Doubleday Co., Inc. in association with the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY
Bobbitt, Mary R.	Bibliography of etiquette books published in America before 1900	1947	E	Sp	New York 1947 NY Public Library (OSV)(PJPx)
Brown, Charles W.	Complete letter writer	xxxx	E	P	Chicago n.d. M.A.Donohue Spine broken
Cabrella, Countess of	Ladies' science of etiquette	1859	E	H	Philadelphia n.d. Peterson (HUW-H5078.43.3)
Carpenter, D. L.	The Amateur's-Preceptor on Dance & Etiquette by Prof. D. L. Carpenter of Philadelphia.	1854	E	jpr	M'laughlin brothers, steam-power printers, bulletin building, Philadelphia.
Chesterfield, Mortimer	Etiquette for every occasion	1916	E	P	Chicago 1916c Shrewesbury
Cooke, Maud C.	Social etiquette, or manners and customs of polite society	1896	E	PRT	Boston 1896 Smith
Countess of ******	Mixing in society	1879	E	P	London & New York 1879 G. Routledge Ball section copied
D'Orsay, Alfred	Etiquette; or a guide to the usages of society	1843	E	HRSp	Philadelphia 1843 Peterson (HUW-H5078.43.3)
Day, Charles W.	Hints on etiquette and the usages of society	1858	E	H	Boston 1858 Ticknor Also 1844
Dewey, Vivian Persis	Tips to dancers, good manners for ballroom and dance hall, by V. Persis Dewey	1918	E	L	#204 Kenosha, Wis., 1918. This small manual of less than thirty pages is aimed at a non-urban population and, although it contains substantial sections on etiquette and the value of good manners, the only dances mentioned by Dewey are the one step and foxtrot. Advice includes "A man should not try to dance in his stiff, heavy, working shoes," and admonishments to remove chewing gum from the pockets so "you will not be tempted to use it at the party." 31 p 20 cm;LOC: GV1599.D4
Doran, Dr.	Habits and men with remnants of record touching the makers of both	1855	E	P	New York 1855 Redfield
Doyle, Richard	Manners and customs of the Englishe	xxxx	E	P	London n.d. Bradbury & Evans (PJP)
Duffey, E. B.	Ladies and gentleman's etiquette	1877	E	P	Philadelphia 1877 Coates (PJP) (PJPxb)
Eichler, Lillian	The Book Of Etiquette	1925	E	R	N.Y.
Eichler, Lillian	Book of etiquette	1921	E	PT	Garden City, NY 1923 Nelson Doubleday 2 vols.
Elias, Norbet	The History of Manners	1978	E	T	Translation by Edmund Jephcott, 1978, NY, Pantheon
Eyebright, Daisy	Manual of etiquette with hints on good breeding...	1876	E	P	New York 1876 Putnam's (KB)(PJPxb)(PJPxd)
F.A.	Ladies' pocket book of etiquette	1838	E	H	n.p. 1928 Golden Cockerel (PJPxb)(HUW; H 5078.38.2)
Farrar, Mrs. John	Young lady's friend	1837	E	S	Boston 1837 American Stationers. Also rev New York 1849 Wood.
Fergurson, Anna	Young lady	1847	E	S	Lowell, MA 1848 Dayton (OSV)(does not specifically treat ballroom etiq.)
Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Henry	Good Morning; Old Fashioned Dancing Revived	1926	E	JPRT	Dearborn Publishing Company, Dearborn, Michigan. pp 169
Fred'k A. Stokes, publ.	Good Form, Manners Good And Bad...	1890	E	R	N.Y.
Gaskell, Ethel	Dancing Do's and Don't's	1925	E	T	1925, London, Methuen & Company, Ltd.
Green, W.C.	Book of good manners	1922	E	P	New York 1922c Social Mentor
Greene, William E	The terpsichorean monitor. By William E. Greene	1889	E	Lr	#090 Providence, R.I., E. A. Johnson & co., printers, 1889. This manual, a compilation of previously published materials, includes a brief discussion on dancing and deportment, bows (which the author considers the "criteria of good breeding"), and a section on introductons with instructions on how to shake hands. The book also covers information on the duties of an escort, how to ask a lady to dance, and responsibilities of guests. General information is provided on quadrilles and the cotillon (also known as the German). However, the only dances described in detail are the figures for three quadrilles. 39 p. 9 cm.;LOC: GV1751.G79
Hale, Mrs.	Manners, or happy homes and good society...	1868	E	O	Boston 1972 Tilton (Brandeis?)(PJPxb)
Hale, Virginia S.	Book of etiquette	1923	E	P	New York 1923 Dell Cover det.
Hall, Florence H.	Correct thing in good society	1902	E	P	Boston 1902c Page
Hall, Florence H.	Social customs	1887	E	HP	Boston 1887c Estes & Lauriat. Also rev 1911.
Harland, Marion	Marion Harland's complete etiquette	1905	E	P	Indianapolis 1914 Bobbs-Merrill
Hartley, Cecil B.	Gentlemen's book of etiquette	1860	E	PT	Philadelphia 1860 G.G.Evans Ball. Also rev 1874, Boston, J. S. Locke.
Hartley, Florence	The Ladies' Book of Etiquette	1860	E	PT	1860, Boston, G. W. Cottrell. Also rev 1870, 1873. Also reprint 1993 Davenport, IA Amazon Drygoods
Hartley, Florence	The Ladies' Book Of Etiquette And Manual Of Politeness	1860	E	R	Boston
Hill, Thos. E.	Hill's manual of social and business forms	1873	E	P	Also rev 1880, 1885. Also reprint 1969, 1971.
Hillgrove, Thomas	A complete practical guide to the art of dancing. Containing descriptions of all fashionable and approved dances, full directions for calling the figures, the amount of music required; hints on etiquette, the toilet, etc.	1863	E	JLPR	#293 New York, Dick & Fitzgerald 1863. New York dancing master Hillgrove acknowledges that he has "availed himself of all the books from which he might elicit any valuable information." Indeed, very little of the manual is original. Divided into six parts, Hillgrove discusses the benefits of dance, dress, deportment and etiquette in the ballroom and the supper room. The second part focuses on bows and courtesies, positions of the feet, and provides exercises for the feet and legs. The third and fourth parts discuss the quadrille and provide many figures; the fifth part is devoted to round dances such as the waltz, polka, schottisch, galop, and polka mazurka. The last section focuses on more quadrille figures and other group dances such as the "Virginia Reel," "Money Musk," and College Hornpipe. 237 p 17 cm;LOC: GV1751.H63
Holt, Emily	Encyclopaedia of etiquette	1901	E	PR	Garden City, NY also 1915 Doubleday (PJP)
Houghton, Walter R. et al.	American etiquette and rules of politeness	1882	E	P	Chicago 1882c Rand, McNally 6th ed. Ball section copied. Cover loose.
House and Home	Practical book. In two volumes. Vol. 1	1896	E	P	Chicago 1894-1896 Rand, McNally (PJP)
Howard-Smith, Logan	Good Times At Home	1909	E	R	na
Huestis & Cozans, publ.	The Art Of Good Behavior And Letter Writer...	1850	E	R	N.Y.
Humphry, Mrs.	Manners for men	1897	E	P	Exeter 1979 Webb& Bower Ball section copied
Humphry, Mrs.	Manners for women	1897	E	P	Exeter 1979 Webb& Bower Has no dance chapter.
James Miller, publ.	The Ladies' Hand-Book Of Etiquette & Manual Of Politeness	1850c	E	R	NY
Jerome, Jerome K.	Stage-land: curious habits and customs...	xxxx	E	P	New York n.d. John W. Lovell
Kasson, John F.	Rudeness and civility	1990	E	P	New York 1990 Hill & Wang (PJP)
Kingsland, Mrs. Burton	Etiquette for all occasions	1901	E	P	New York 1901 Doubleday, Page & Co.
Klickman, Flora	Etiquette of to-day	1916	E	P	London n.d. Office of Girl's Own (PJP)
L. A. Godey & Co.	Godey's Lady's Book	1857	E	R	Philadelphia
L. A. Godey & Co.	The Lady's Book Repository Of Art, Literature & Fashions	1831	E	r	Philadelphia
Lady of distinction	Mirror of the graces	1811	E	PS	Mendocino, CA 1997 Shep (Original pub.: London: Crosby) (OSV has 1817 ed.)
Lane, Harriet	Book of Culture	1922	E	P	New York 1922c Social Mentor
Learned, Ellin C	Everybody's complete etiquette	1923	E	P	New York 1923 Stokes (PJP)
Leland, Charles G.	Art of conversation (selections reprinted in Civil War Etiquette)	1864	E	O	New York 1988 Carleton (PJP) Selections reprinted in Civil War Etiquette
Leslie, Miss (Eliza)	Behaviour book	1854	E	S	Philadelphia 1854 Hazard 4 ed. (OSV)(PJPxb)
Leslie, Miss (Eliza)	Behaviour book: a manual for ladies	1853	E	P	Philadelphia 1853 Hazard 3 ed. (PJP)
Leslie, Miss (Eliza)	Miss Leslie's behaviour book	1859	E	H	1972 (HUW-H5078.59.21)
Library, Gail & Ax's Navy	Good Form	1896	E	r	N.Y.
Logan, John A.	Home manual	1889	E	P	Boston, MA 1889c A.M.Thayer
Lunettes, Henry	American gentleman's guide to politeness and fashion	1857	E	HP	New York 1857 Derby & Jackson Dress section copied. (HUW-H5078.57.9)
M.C.	Everybody's book of correct conduct	xxxx	E	P	London n.d. Saxon Cover loose
Macdonald, Gerard	Dear Prudence	1985	E	P	London 1985c Century Pub.
Manners, Mrs.	At home and abroad or, how to behave	1864	E	P	New York 1864 D. Appleton Intended for children
Martine, Arthur	Handbook of Etiquette	1866	E	PT	1866, NY, Dick & Fitzgerald. Also reprint 1988.
Martine, Arthur	Martine's Hand-Book Of Etiquette & Guide To True Politeness	1866	E	R	NY
McAllister, Ward	Society as I have found it	1890	E	P	New York 1890c Cassell
Melcher, Joy, Comp.	Etiquette for every occasion	1995	E	P	Pipestone, MN 1995c Laser Writers Contains Arthur excerpts and Anon (Routledge's)
Member of Society	How to Do It or, Book of Etiquette	1898	E	P	1898
Member of the aristocracy	Manners and rules of good society	1896	E	PR	London. 14 ed. (PJP)
Milton, Bert	How to Behave in a Ballroom	1914	E	RT	1914, Boston, A.M. Davis Company, in Caffins' book Dancing and Dancers of Today. 1912, NY: Dodd, Mead, & Co. (humor)
Moody, Eleazar	School of good manners	1830	E	S	Wendell, MA 1830 Metcalf (OSV)(does not specifically treat ballroom etiq.)
Morris, Prof. Charles	Standard book of etiquette	1901	E	P	n.p. 1901 n.p. (PJP)
Morton, Agnes H.	Etiquette	1892	E	P	Philadelphia 1911 Penn Pub Co. rev. ed. (PJP)
Ordway, Edith B.	Etiquette of today	1913	E	P	New York 1913 Sully & Kleinteich
Parley, Peter	What to do and how to do it	1843	E	P	New York 1843c Sheldon
Post, Emily	Etiquette in society, in business, in politics and at home	1922	E	P	New York 1923 Funk & Wagnalls. Also reprint 1943. Also reprint 1969.
Rayne, Mrs. M. L.	Gems of deportment and hints of etiquette	1880	E	P	Detroit 1881 Tyler
Rivers, Charles H.	A full description of modern dances. By C. H. Rivers	1885	E	Lr	#146 Brooklyn 1885. Unlike earlier manuals that contained detailed information on etiquette, this manual reflects the trend of late nineteenth-century manuals to shorten or eliminate such information. This manual contains only one-third of a page of etiquette. Dances described include the waltz (with reversing steps), polka, schottisch, polka redowa, polka mazurka, galop, quadrilles, contra dances ("Scilian Circle," "Spanish Dance" and "Rustic Reel"). Thirty-seven figures are given for the popular series of party game figures known as the cotillon or German. 63 p 16 x 13 cm;LOC: GV1751.R62
Rives, Halle E.	Complete book of etiquette with social forms for all occasions	1926	E	P	Philadelphia 1926 Winston (PJP)
Roberts, Helen L.	Putnam's handbook of etiquette	1913	E	P	New York 1913 Putnam's Sons (PJP)
Sandison, G.H.	How to behave and how to amuse	1895	E	P	Philadelphia 1895c Historical
Sangster, Margaret E.	Good manners for all occasions	1904	E	P	New York 1904 Christian Herald
Schlesinger, Arthur M.	Learning how to behave	1946	E	P	New York 1946 MacMillan
Seaton, Mr. J	The Ballroom Manual and Etiquette of Dancing	1851	E	Tr	1851, Halifax, Milner and Sowerby
Sherwood, Mary Elizabeth Wilson (1830-1903)	Manners and social usages, by Mrs. John Sherwood	1887	E	L	#237 New York, Harper & brothers, 1887. Etiquette manuals are an important sources of information on ballrooms and social dance during the nineteenth-century. Sherwood's book is an exceptional source for etiquette as it was practiced in the late 1880s. Additionally, of the book's fifty-nine chapters, two are devoted to dancing and balls. 487 p 18 cm. Also rev 1884, 1897.;LOC: BJ1852.S54 1887
Sherwood, Mrs. John	Manners and social usages	1907	E	P	New York Harper & Brothers. Also rev 1912, 1918. Text very different from 19th c. eds.
Sloane, Eric	Don't: A Little Book of Early American Gentility	1968	E	T	1968, NY, Funk & Wagnalls
Smith, Matthew Hale	Counsels Addressed To Young Ladies And Young Men	1847	E	R	Boston
Society of Gentlemen	Art of conversing	1849	E	P	Boston 1849 James French
Starrett, Helen E.	Charm of fine manners, being a series of letters to a daughter	1907	E	P	Philadelphia 1920 Lippincott (PJP)
Stevens, Frances	Usages of best society	1884	E	O	New York 1884 Burt (MLee)(PJPxc)(PJPxb)
Stewart, Donald Ogden	Perfect Behavior, A Guide For Ladies And Gentlemen...	1922	E	PR	New York 1922c Doran. Also reprint New York 1964 Dover.
T. W. Strong, publ.	The Gentleman's Fashionable Valentine Writer	1848c	E	R	N.Y.
Thayer, William M.	Pastor's wedding gift	1854	E	P	Boston 1854 Jewett (PJP)
Thornborough, Laura	Etiquette for everybody	1923	E	P	New York 1923c Barse
Thornwell, Emily	The lady's guide to perfect gentility, in manners, dress, and consversation ... also a useful instructor in letter writing	1857	E	LT	#241 New York, Derby & Jackson; Cincinnati, H. W. Derby & co., 1857. Etiquette manuals are an important source for information on issues relating to the study of nineteenth-century social dance. Thornwell discusses the complexion, appropriate dress, introductions, behavior at parties, rules "on polite, easy, and graceful deportment," hints for conversation including "words, and sayings to be avoided," and concludes with chapters on needle-work and dress-making. Although much of Thornwell's manual was extracted from E. C. de Calabrella's 1844, The Ladies' Science of Etiquette, the manual was popular enough to be reissued ten times between 1857 and 1890. 226 p 19 cm. Also reprint 1979, San Marino, Ca., Huntington Library.;LOC: BJ1856 .T5 (Toner Coll.)
Trollope, Frances	Domestic Manners of the Americans, Fifth ed.	1839	E	P	1839
Vanderbilt, Amy	Complete book of Etiquette	1952	E	T	1952, reprint 1958, NY, Doubleday & Co.
Ward, Mrs. H.O.	Sensible etiquette of the best society	1878	E	P	Philadelphia 1878c Porter & Coates Ball section copied
Ward, Mrs. H.O.	Young lady's friend	1880	E	P	Philadelphia 1880c Porter & Coates
Webster, Alfred Mrs.	Dancing, as a means of physical education; with remarks on deformities, and their prevention and cure. By Mrs. Alfred Webster	1851	E	Lj	#165 London, D. Bogue 1851. In her strong defense of dance and its application to female physical education, Mrs. Webster declares that dancing, as a exercise, "is the very best safeguard against the evils of over mental education." While she approves of calisthenics and various mechanical apparatus-including swings and pulleys and a "prone couch"-she delivers a stinging rebuke regarding the wearing of corsets. 56 p. 22 cm.;LOC: GV1599.W5
Wells, Richard A.	Manners, culture and dress of the best American society	1890	E	PR	Springfield, MA 1891 King, also 1893
Wildeblood, Joan	The Polite Word	1965	E	T	1965, reprint 1973, London, Davis Poynter
Will, P.	Practical Philosophy Of Social Life...	1805	E	R	Lansingburgh
Willis, Henry P.	Etiquette, and the usages of society	1860	E	HP	New York 1860 Dick. Also reprint 1997.
Wilson, Thomas	The Address; or An Essay on Deportment; as chiefly relating to the person in dancing: introductions and observations On the proper Mode of making the bow and courtesy; On the taking off and putting on the hat; On entering and on leaving a Room; On Walking; On Standing; On the use and carriage of the Arms; On the Carriage and Motion of the Body; On the Motion and Carriage of the Head; On the presenting of any thing by one person to another; On Affectation in Dancing; On the Execution of the Feet in Quadrilles and general Dancing; Quadrilles and Country Dance Figures, compared as to their Beauty and Form; On the Deportment of the Person in Quadrille Dancing and Waltzing; On Salutation at Meeting and at taking Leave &c. Illustrated by Diagrams. By Thomas Wilson, Teacher of Dancing, from the King's Theatre, Opera House; Author of several Works on Dancing &c.	1821	E	jpr	London, 1821, the author.
Young, John H.	Our Deportment, Or The Manners, Conduct & Dress...	1879	E	PR	Detroit also 1881, 1882 Dickinson rev. & ill. (PJP)(PJPxb)
na	American book of genteel behavior	1875	E	P	New York 1875 Hurst (PJP)
na	American ladies' memorial	1850	E	P	Boston 1850 Cornhill (PJP) (PJPx)
na	Art of good behaviour	1845	E	S	New York 1848 Huestis (OSV) (PJPxb)
na	Art of pleasing	1852	E	P	Cincinnati 1853 Rulison
na	Bazar book of decorum	1870	E	P	New York 1870c Harper & bros. Covers loose, ball section copied
na	Beadle's dime book of practical etiquette	1859	E	Hp	New York 1859 Beadle (PJPx)(HUW-H5078.59.5)
na	Best dressed man	1892	E	P	London 1892 Dore (PJP)
na	Canons of good breeding	1839	E	S	Philadelphia 1841 Lea & Blanchard (OSV) (PJPxb)
na	Chesterfield's art of letter-writing simplified	1857	E	P	Evansville, IN 1857 Crescent City. Also rev 1860.
na	Complete Etiquette for Ladies and Gentlemen	xxxx	E	P	London n.d. Ward, Lock & Co. Spine loose
na	Complete Rules of Etiquette	860x	E	O	1860 Bound with: Chesterfield's...Letter Writing
na	Daughter's own book	1833	E	S	Boston 1833 Lilly, Wait (OSV) (PJPxb)
na	Decorum, a practical treatise on etiquette and dress...	1877	E	P	New York 1879 Ruth (PJP) (PJPxb)
na	Encyclopedia of manners and etiquette	1850	E	P	London 1850 H.G. Bohn
na	Etiquette for ladies	1838	E	S	Philadelphia 1838 Carey, Lea & Blanchard (OSV) (PJPxb)
na	Etiquette letter-writer	1864	E	P	Philadelphia 1864 Lippincott Cover loose, some pages det.
na	Etiquette of modern society	xxxx	E	P	London n.d. Ward, Lock Binding loose
na	Etiquette, politeness, and good breeding	xxxx	E	H	Glasgow n.d. Cameron & Ferguson (HUW-H5078.70)
na	Etiquette, Rules and Usages of the best Society	1886	E	P	Promotional Reprint 1995 Leicester (Abridged(?) facsimile of Melbourne original, t.p. omitted)
na	Good girl's soliloquy	xxxx	E	S	New York n.d. Wood (OSV)(does not specifically treat ballroom etiq.)
na	Good manners. Metropolitan culture series.	1889	E	P	New York 1889 Butterick 3 ed.
na	Habits of good society	1865	E	P	New York 1865 Carleton Ball section copied
na	How to behave	1856	E	O	New York n.d. Fowler & Wells (KB)(PJPxb)Bound in: Hand-books for home improvement
na	Illustrated manners book	1855	E	H	New York 1855 Stringer & Townsend (HUW)(PJPxb)(PJPxd)
na	Ladies' companion	1824	E	PS	Worcester 1824 Spy office. Also rev Brookfield 1826.
na	New century perfect speaker	1901	E	P	n.p. 1901 Coulter Etiquette section, pp. 413-554
na	Routledge's etiquette for gentlemen reprint in Melcher, Etiquette for every occasion	1865	E	O	Pipestone,MN 1995 Laser Writers reprinted in Melcher, Etiquette for every occasion
na	Social etiquette of New York	1878	E	H	New York 1880 Appleton (HUW)
na	A Solemn warning to dancers	1832	E	L	#218 New York : N. Bangs and J. Emory for the Tract Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church,[between 1824 and1832] 4 p 18 cm.;LOC: GV1741.S45 1824
na	Standard book on politeness, good behavior and social etiquette...	1881	E	P	New York 1881c M. Young Covers det.
na	Young lady's book	1837	E	S	Boston 1837 Wells (OSV)(contains info on dancing but not balls)
Marennes, M. le vicomte de	Manuel de l'homme et de la femme comme il faut	1855	F	H	Paris 1855 Librarie Nouvelle (HUW-H5078.55)
Moyria-Mailla, M. le comte Abel de	Manuel des usages et des manieres adoptes par les personnes...	1847	F	H	Paris 1847 Ledoyen (HUW)