And it's OK to let the buttery juice run down your chin, we've been told, despite what Emily Post said.

Online pranksters could really use a modern-day Emily Post. Like if you're going to draw genitalia on someone's forehead, have the decency not to use permanent marker.

Emily Post's Wedding Etiquette, sixth edition Anna Post & Lizzie Post

The sixth updated edition of Emily Post's Wedding Etiquette brings Emily Post into the modern world and is written by her great-great -granddaughters, who offer insights on everything from traditions of the past to modern times.

Emily Post, est fameuse pour ces approches d'etiquette, d'ethique et du savoir-faire.

The last significant source, also published just before The Great Gatsby, was Emily Post's Etiquette (1922).

Before you pick up this book, it's good to know that Benton is more Emily Post than Jack Welch.

LAURA CLARIDGE is the author of Emily Post: Daughter of the Gilded Age, Mistress of American Manners (2008).

They further reminded me that while a grouse bagged with a Dodge Ramcharger might eat just as good as one shot with a gun, bumping one off in that manner is, according to the late Emily Post, not exactly in the spirit of fair chase.

What do Emily Post, Jay-Z, and a contemporary traffic engineering evaluation tell us?

Very close relationships can -- but not always -- lead to more openness," Peggy Post, director of the US-based etiquette empire Emily Post Institute, told Gulf News by e-mail.

Nearly 160 years later, etiquette guru Emily Post would describe this same "expert way of eating" in her inaugural etiquette manual.

Taking her inspiration from a French version of Emily Post's book on etiquette (which was probably outdated even when published in 1963), Way used a blessedly light touch for Waving, a modestly amusing foray into the world of socially imposed codes of behavior.

NINETEENTH century etiquette expert Emily Post said: "One who is rich does not make a display of his money.