For younger set, a call to charms
Parents turn to etiquette pros to counter habits of a casual era
DUXBURY - The candles were lighted, rows of silverware arrayed. Linen napkins sat in pert triangles on china plates. A four-course dinner was to be served for 20 at an elegant restaurant in Duxbury. (Full article: 1175 words)
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