what is gramatically correct –in a joint letter does the writer sign his name first?
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Way back, the man’s name always appeared first.
It’s always Mr & Mrs (never Mrs & Mr)
I do not believe that there is a precedence for this but I could be wrong.
I did multiple Engine Searches on this (phrased the question in multiple way) and I just could not come up with anything.
If the matter is of the utmost importance, I would go to the library and ask the librarian (if you have time in your schedule to do this). The librarian would be able to direct you to a book on Social Graces and/or a book on ‘Letter Writing’ (Business and/or Social). And between both of those subject matters, you will find the correct answer ref to the Rule of Etiquette on this matter, if in fact, there is one.
Years ago I graduated from John Robert Powers – the Charm and Social Graces Program and then the Modeling Program. This was not addressed. And I have a book on Social Graces that I can not put my hands on right now; however, I do not recall ever reading any subject matter on that.
I hope that this helps.
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