DEAR MISS MANNERS: I have a longtime friend who seems to consider herself very well-mannered. She writes her thank-you notes on cards and mails them, while I send my thank-yous by email. When I tell ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I have a longtime friend who seems to consider herself very well-mannered. She writes her thank-you notes on cards and mails them, while I send my thank-yous by email. When I tell ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I have a longtime friend who seems to consider herself very well-mannered. She writes her thank-you notes on cards and mails them, while I send my thank-yous by email. When I tell ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: Growing up, I was taught that if you used a guest hand towel in the powder room at someone’s house — or at a private club, or an ambassador’s residence, for example — the correct ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I have a longtime friend who seems to consider herself very well-mannered. She writes her thank-you notes on cards and mails them, while I send my thank-yous by email. When I tell ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I have a longtime friend who seems to consider herself very well-mannered. She writes her thank-you notes on cards and mails them, while I send my thank-yous by email. When I tell ...

I’m on the fence about using a guest towel in someone else’s home. I only mention this because my sister-in-law, one of our daughters, and several close friends routinely keep paper guest towels in ...

Do you have a problem with linen napkins, too? If you find a towel intimidating, you’d better avoid meeting me. Get over it, kid! The mission of the hand towel is to dry one’s hands. Such fancy towels ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I have a cute storage rack in my guest bathroom that holds hand soap and a stack of paper towels. But more often than not, guests will use the bath towels hanging on the towel bar ...

Dear Miss Manners: I have a longtime friend who seems to consider herself very well-mannered. She writes her thank-you notes on cards and mails them, while I send my thank-yous by email. When I tell ...