Patricia dubber (13 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. How to Trace Your Ancestry and Construct a Family Chart. Lists of Custodians of Records in U.S. and Foreign Countries. Societies and Other Sources of Genealogical Information. Service Booklet No. 167. Paper Covers. Very good condition. 24 pages 0.0.

Paperback or Softback. Condizione: New. Genealogy: Service Booklet, No. 167. Book.

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. Washington DC: Washington Service Bureau, 1941. Published 1941. Softcover, 24 pages. Very light cover soil, internally fine. Soft Cover. Very Good. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

Wraps. Condizione: Good. GOOD name faintly inked on front cover, mildly edgeworn.

DUBBER, Patricia. THE PRESIDENTS AND THEIR WIVES: BRIEF BIOGRAPHIES OF ALL THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES AND OF THEIR WIVES. Washington, DC: Newspapers Maintaining The Washington Service Bureau, [1937]. 12mo., grey printed wraps stamped in black. First Edition. Very Good (little soil & wear). $10.00. …

Condizione: New.

near fine booklet.

Pamphlet. Condizione: Used - Very Good. Distributed by Newspapers maintaining The Washington Service Bureau, Washington, D.C., copyright 1941. 24 pages. 7 x 4", printed wrapper. VG.

Distributed by Newspapers Maintaining The Washington Service Bureau, Washington, DC, copyright 1937. 24 pages. 7x4", printed wrapper. VG.

Washington, DC, copyright 1941. 21 pages. 7x4", printed wrapper. VG.

Washington, DC, copyright 1941. 23 pages. 7x4", printed wrapper. Cover slightly soiled, VG.

Washington, DC, copyright 1941. 30 pages. 7x4", printed wrapper. VG.

A printed guide "to manners and form in social relations and everyday life" published in 1938 by the Washington Service Bureau for the general public. The Bureau appears to have been a short-lived publisher that issued educational booklets for the general public in the interest of public education. Other titles published that year by the Washington Service Bureau include: "Candy making: recipes and formulas for making all kinds of candies"; "Secret writing: how to write and solve messages in cipher and code"; and "Marriage laws: a digest of statutes relating to marriage". An interesting array! Some highlights from the present volume: "When a woman from out of town is visiting, it is the duty of the friends of the hostess to call. An unmarried woman pays the first call of the season upon a married woman. The elder of two women, when there is a great difference in age, is entitled to the first call. A young unmarried woman should wait for an invitation before calling on an older woman" (p. 3). "Dinner guests should be carefully chosen for their congeniality" (p. 15). "There is no reason why lack of servants should prevent a hostess from entertaining her friends at simple dinners. They are often much more enjoyable" (p. 17). "Stout women should avoid checks and brightly colored materials, as well as tight sleeves" (p. 22). Single vol. (7.25" by 3.75"), pp. 24, in original printed wrps. Very good. Light toning, a couple nicks/tears. …