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Georges Clemenceau
include not only important examples of all kinds
An uncommon volume by this barman of the Saint James in Brussels
he was United States Ambassador to Ireland
"How To Behave-Though A Debutante" 1928 POST, Emily Tables Georges ClemenceauPOST, Emily [227] pp. Doubleday, Doran & Company Inc. New York 1928 First Edition 7 3 4" x 4 3 4" The foremost arbiter of manners, Emily Post, first published this book in serial form in Vanity Fair under the anonymous pen name Muriel. A satire on the unseemly behavior of the flapper generation, its intentional vulgarity was mistaken for truth. The release of the story in book form revealed Muriels true identity. Borrowing from both Anita Looss
