The Gentleman Pays and Court Etiquette Q and A
A column offers answers on who pays for theater and evening expenses with a focus on chivalry and manners. It favors that a man covers incidental costs when a woman invites a gentleman, and that a godmother need not pay clergy fees but should present a gift to the infant. A lady remains seated when presented to a gentleman, with rare exceptions for very distinguished men.
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