I was horrified to see my party helper had set up a tip jar
Miss Manners: In-home party assistant puts out a tip jar to the horror of the host
GENTLE READER: Inclined to side with mothers whenever possible, Miss Manners is happy to say she agrees with yours. And with you. It is rude to leave out a tip jar in a private home. It screams, as you indicated, that your employees are not satisfied with their pay -- or are crassly looking for extra.
Miss Manners: I was horrified to see my party helper had set up a tip jar
At the most recent party, however, I noticed she had set up a tip jar next to the drinks. I was horrified. I went over and grabbed the jar, then pulled her aside and said that I was sorry that she did not feel I was paying her enough,
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