DEAR MISS MANNERS: I believed that wearing all black was proper dress for anyone at a funeral, or any such service. Miss Manners: So what if that’s your kid on stage? You need to stay in your seat.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I believed that wearing all black was proper dress for anyone at a funeral, or any such service. Miss Manners: My niece is also my sister, and I get funny looks when I introduce her ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I believed that wearing all black was proper dress for anyone at a funeral, or any such service. In recent years, though, this seems to have changed. “Church dress,” or subdued ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I believed that wearing all black was proper dress for anyone at a funeral, or any such service. In recent years, though, this seems to have changed. “Church dress,” or subdued ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I believed that wearing all black was proper dress for anyone at a funeral, or any such service. In recent years, though, this seems to have changed. “Church dress,” or subdued ...

Dear Miss Manners: I believed that wearing all black was proper dress for anyone at a funeral, or any such service. In recent years, though, this seems to have changed. “Church dress,” or subdued ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I just found out that the mother of my high school best friend has passed away. I live halfway across the country and would incur $1,500 in expenses to go to the funeral. Is it OK ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I just found out that the mother of my high school best friend has passed away. I live halfway across the country and would incur $1,500 in expenses to go to the funeral. Is it OK ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I just found out that the mother of my high school best friend has passed away. I live halfway across the country and would incur $1,500 in expenses to go to the funeral. Is it OK ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I believed that wearing all black was proper dress for anyone at a funeral, or any such service. Miss Manners: I am very rich and I do not want crappy gifts. Why can’t people ...