Entertaining Your Escort and Society's Adornments
A Cleveland dispatch correspondent surveys how to charm male companions by silence and listening rather than constant talk. It contrasts the art of entertaining with a silent, attentive approach and notes fashionable women among wealthier circles who prize diamonds, aprons, and corals as emblematic adornments.
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