When calling upon a young woman whose hostess is not known to the man, he should send his card to her.
When calling upon a young woman whose hostess is not known by the man, he should send his card to her.
When calling on the hostess but not on the host, a man should leave a card for him.
When calling, a man should leave a card whether the hostess is at home or not.
So, if when calling upon a friend, you are introduced to a visitor, you are bound to extend all courtesies and attentions which you would desire paid to your visitors in similar circumstances.
When calling, if the room seems crowded, do not prolong your visit.
When calling, etiquette requires that a card be sent up.
Tan gloves may be worn at all hours of the day; white or pearl ones are proper in the evening, when calling, or at any place of amusement.
A man leaves his overcoat, hat, and stick in the hall when making an evening call; when calling in the afternoon he leaves his overcoat in the hall, but carries his hat and stick into the drawing-room with him.
After he has met her mother, it is entirely proper for him, when calling, to request to see the particular lady for whom the visit is intended.
After her first season, a young lady, when calling alone, uses her own card.
When calling on a lady's afternoon at home, the gentleman leaves one card for the hostess and one for the host on the card tray, on entering the house.
It is never used to announce her day at home, unless he is to receive with her, though she may use it when calling, if she wishes.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "when calling" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
