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A Program of Culture for Girls Created and Instructed by Sheena Monnin Manners are primarily a matter of treating others well- as you yourself would prefer to be treated. Beyond this basic principle lie specific rules and guidelines that help one to know how to treat others. These rules and guidelines are known as etiquette. While informality has been the norm in some circles of society,proper protocol has remained an important element in the lives of most successful people. The Essence of Etiquettehas as its purpose the creation of competent ladies of the future. In addition to learning dining skills, the girls acquire basic social and conversation skills encompassing proper respect for others, telephone etiquette, thank you note writing, the art of self-presentation, and poise. It is crucial that these skills are attained at an early age. This course will equip the girls with the knowledge and personal confidence that they will need in the pursuit of their individual futures. The Essence of Etiquetteis a six-weeks program encompassing dining and social etiquette. Upon conclusion and graduation of this extensive program, young ladies will emerge and enter the world with a heightened sense of worth, ready to face the challenges of life with grace and confidence. This exciting program will change any life it touches! LESSON ONE    the knife is introduced    table space    finger food    stemmed and footed glassware    four uses of the napkin    passing items    eating & buttering rolls, the bread plate LESSON TWO    the spoon is introduced    lug soup bowl vs. rimmed soup bowl    resting and closed position    eating a parfait    posture LESSON THREE    introductions    four age categories to remember    conversation topics, things to avoid      saying/doing when meeting new people    tips for including new people in group      situations    how to include yourself in groups when      in a social situation LESSON FOUR    the fork is introduced    European vs. American style of eating    reading the silverware    eating with a dessert spoon and fork    practice with dinner conversation LESSON FIVE    thank you notes    when and how to respond to any gift      or act of kindness    the formula for the perfect thank you note    importance of penmanship LESSON SIX    review    five-course dinner    certificate of completion © 2005  Sheena Monnin