MISS ETHEL FURGUSON.

Though it often happens that, for convenience sake, by the time the

second rosebud is “out,” the first has established a cardcase of her

own. Yet as neither custom nor etiquette sanctions young girls in

having cards of their own, a mother often continues to have the name of

her young daughters engraved upon her own card.

Young ladies should always prefix “Miss” to their names, as:

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