DEAR MISS MANNERS: At my partner’s son’s wedding, the first row had names taped on the chairs for assigned seating. Related Articles Miss Manners: The bride is already mad at people, and I don’t want ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: The homes in our neighborhood have very prominent “No soliciting” signs on the front doors. Related Articles Miss Manners: This evil woman will be at the funeral, and I need to know ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I am planning to invite my daughter’s in-laws to a formal dinner. I plan to host it the way my late almost-aristocratic mother would have done 60 years ago: with fine china, ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: At my partner’s son’s wedding, the first row had names taped on the chairs for assigned seating. Miss Manners: ‘Letting it all hang out’ has gone too far. I find it downright ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I am planning to invite my daughter’s in-laws to a formal dinner. I plan to host it the way my late almost-aristocratic mother would have done 60 years ago: with fine china, ...

Dear Miss Manners: I was leaving an underground transit station and making my way to the escalator to go up to the street when I noticed a tall young man gaining rapidly on me from behind. We have an ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: My friend has coached our daughter’s soccer team for years. Miss Manners: This evil woman will be at the funeral, and I need to know my options Miss Manners: I backed out of their ...

Dear Miss Manners: We attended a charity event for a homeless shelter — an event we have gone to for several years. This time, there was a guest speaker who was a former client of the shelter. This ...

Dear Miss Manners: My wife and I joined a travel timeshare that we both love. The only thing we hate is how they try to upsell you. After check-in, you are required to go to the concierge desk to get ...

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DEAR MISS MANNERS: I understand that we shouldn’t talk about religion, nor about politics. Now it’s food that’s verboten. Sports? Please, no! Travel plans or trip reports? Yawn. Health concerns? Yech.