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A
BACHELOR'S
CUPBOARD
Bachelor
Etiquette
On
the
hostess'
day
at
home
one
may
linger
an
hour
or
longer.
Concerning
business
calls,
in
which
a
woman
calls
upon
a
man
in
his
office,
he
need
not
offer
to
shake
hands
unless she
be
an
old
friend.
Should
his
time
be
limited
or
other
people
be
in
his
private
office,
he
may
meet
her
in
the
public
office
or
even
the
corridor.
He
must
always
remove
his
hat,
and
if
he
wishes
her
to
be
brief,
may
courteously
explain
that pressing
affairs
necessitate
his
immediate
attendance.
In
his
office,
a
man
rises
also
when
a
woman
caller
rises
to leave,
and
if
the
interview
has
taken
place
in
his
private
office,
convention
demands
that
he
open
the
door
for
her.
He
need
not
go
beyond
the
door
with
her,
al-
though
if
she
is
a
friend
or
relative
he
will
doubtless
wish
to
see
her
safely
to
the
elevator.
A
business
address
should
never
appear
on
a
visit-
ing
card,
although
his
home
address
or
that
of
his
club
may
appear
in
the
corner,
his
permanent
address
ap-
pearing
in
the
right-hand
corner.
Not
infrequently
his
home
address
appears
in
the
right-hand
corner
and
his
favorite
club
in
the
corner
opposite.
BACHELOR
It
is
quite
the
fashion
nowadays
for
the
HOSPI-
well-to-do
bachelor,
even
if
he
has
no
near
TALITIES
women
relatives
to
assist
him,
to
entertain
his
women
friends
in
his
own
apartments,
at
his
club,
or
at
a
hotel.
The
city
bachelor
of
to-day
is
not
a
home-
less
man
whose
life
is
divided
between
his
house
of
busi-
ness
and
his
boarding-house
bedroom.
If
he
is
pros-
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