Etiquette Emily Post: The original book on etiquette, learn the traditions and customs, for young women, professionals, moms, aunties and grand mothers.
A foundation book on etiquette in society, in business, in politics, and at home. A traditional yet beautiful book on the simplicity of etiquette, the true essence of manners and social rules. A great platform for every woman to read, and once you have, it is a beautiful gift for your daughters or granddaughters. The book can be passed through generations so we never lose the true etiquette of 1922. A must-read for every high-value woman.
The book doesn't fit in the current norm of today's society, diversity, redefined family values, and technology, which is understandable due to the era it was written in.
American etiquette authority Emily Price Post wrote Etiquette (1922) and a popular syndicated newspaper column.
This United States author considered and promoted "proper etiquette." She wrote books, surrounding the topic of etiquette.
Her family continued the etiquette-genre books: Elizabeth L. Post, granddaughter-in-law Peggy Post wife of Emily's great-grandson, Allen Post Peter Post, great-grandson Cindy Post Senning, great-granddaughter and a director of The Emily Post Institute Anna Post, great-great-granddaughter Lizzie Post, great-great-granddaughter