African American etiquette guide 1922
Heading: (African American, 1922)
Author: Green, Edward S. and Silas X. Floyd
Title: The National Capital Code of Etiquette [bound with] The New Floyd's Flowers: Short Stories for Colored People Old and Young
Place Published: Washington, D.C.
Publisher:Austin Jenkins Co.
Date Published: [1922]
Description:
198, [2]; 317, [2] pp. (plates included in pagination). Illustrated from photographs. Original green cloth stamped in black and orange. Early reprint.
A somewhat ambivalent and patronizing post-war etiquette guide for African Americans visiting or residing in our nation's capital city. Mr. Edward S. Green advises the aspiring lady or gentleman on "correct styles" for dress and calling cards, on the art of conversation, on behavior at balls, dances, parties – and at church.
Condition Report: Cloth rubbed with fraying at spine ends and corners, some soiling; hinges cracked, binding cracked internally and nearly separated; last text leaf is torn out with a replacement leaf of different stock laid in; good only.
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Heading: (African American, 1922)
Author: Green, Edward S. and Silas X. Floyd
Title: The National Capital Code of Etiquette [bound with] The New Floyd's Flowers: Short Stories for Colored People Old and Young
Place Published: Washington, D.C.
Publisher:Austin Jenkins Co.
Date Published: [1922]
Description:
198, [2]; 317, [2] pp. (plates included in pagination). Illustrated from photographs. Original green cloth stamped in black and orange. Early reprint.
A somewhat ambivalent and patronizing post-war etiquette guide for African Americans visiting or residing in our nation's capital city. Mr. Edward S. Green advises the aspiring lady or gentleman on "correct styles" for dress and calling cards, on the art of conversation, on behavior at balls, dances, parties – and at church.
Condition Report: Cloth rubbed with fraying at spine ends and corners, some soiling; hinges cracked, binding cracked internally and nearly separated; last text leaf is torn out with a replacement leaf of different stock laid in; good only.