bon ton

It's only in the capital that you find bon-ton and not a lot of provincial lubbers.

Sir John Trotley, who does not understand bon ton, thinks this sort of flirtation very objectionable.

To have your portrait painted by Reynolds was considered a proper "entree" into the "bon ton."

Mr. Keyts pronounced "Bon Ton" in his own fashion, but his contempt was ably and amply expressed.

The audience were pleased; especially the ladies; they like to recognise signs of bon ton in the details of the scene.