In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to if children are invited to an event sent via group ...

Miss Manners’ answer is: Play dumb. After enough time has passed to allow everyone to recover their bearings, resume as ...

Dear Miss Manners: When I issue online invitations to multiple guests at once, I generally use the option to hide the guest ...

There’s a popular belief that good manners begin with saying “please,” “thank you,” and “sorry.” While that’s true, being ...

Stacking your dishes, tipping creatively and ordering off-menu—all are dining-out don'ts. Here, etiquette experts explain how ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: My son and I have a gentle disagreement about the host’s responsibility at a dinner party or holiday table ...

If we ask you to come up with a way to eat noodles without using a fork, what will you do? And don’t give us the looks ...

Dear Miss Manners: I have noticed a problem at quite ... or a replacement—due to it being used to clean my hands or the table, etc.—I am inevitably given a napkin with a new silverware set ...

So when I ask for an additional napkin or a replacement — due to it being used to clean my hands or the table ... Miss Manners suggests you take turns writing them. Miss Manners, written by Judith ...

But good table manners involve a lot more than that. According to the workshop instructor, people should be happy and comfortable when they are dining with you. It sounds easy but it is not.

Guests were tittering when disgraced pol Anthony Weiner appeared to be relegated to “the kids’ table” at the 101st Inner Circle dinner at the Ziegfeld Ballroom. An insider who attended the ...