Teacher Rosemary McCallum shows students how to set a table during a session on English dining during the Intensive Etiquette Courses at the Institut Villa Pierrefeu in Glion near Montreux, western Switzerland, October 22, 2013. In their heyday before feminism stirred in the 1960s, European aristocrats sent their daughters to finishing schools in safe, neutral Switzerland to polish their manners and prepare them for married life. About half a dozen such schools once flourished in the French-speaking Alps, but the others have closed as young women have instead chosen to attend university and pursue careers. Now part of the demand for the last surviving school is coming from a very different segment of the population - men. Picture taken October 22, 2013. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse (SWITZERLAND - Tags: EDUCATION SOCIETY) 

Maude Fisher, 7 sticks out her tongue at her sister Agnes, 7 (R) during a 'Princess Prep' class training afternoon to learn how to be a princess in London April 2, 2011. A dozen girls aged 7 to 11 learned skills needed by princesses, during an afternoon course on poise, grooming tips, tea party etiquette and how to curtsey. Princess Prep is based in the U.S. and is marketing 7 day courses for girls to travel to Britain to study such subjects as the Royal family, etiquette and horse riding. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor (BRITAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT ROYALS SOCIETY) 

Young girls learn deportment by balancing books on their heads as they take part in a 'Princess Prep' class training afternoon in London April 2, 2011. A dozen girls aged 7 to 11 learned skills needed by princesses, during an afternoon course on poise, grooming tips, tea party etiquette and how to curtsey. Princess Prep is based in the U.S. and is marketing 7 day courses for girls to travel to Britain to study such subjects as the Royal family, etiquette and horse riding. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor (BRITAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT ROYALS SOCIETY) 

Maya Callaham, 7, practises her curtsey in front of a cutout of Prince William and Kate Middleton as she takes part in a 'Princess Prep' class training afternoon to learn how to be a princess in London April 2, 2011. A dozen girls aged 7 to 11 learned skills for an afternoon on poise, grooming tips, tea party etiquette and how to curtsey. Princess Prep is based in the U.S. and is marketing 7 day courses for girls to travel to Britain to study such subjects as the Royal family, etiquette and horse riding. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor (BRITAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT ROYALS SOCIETY) 

Vivienne Bartels, 7, shows off costume jewelry while taking tea during a 'Princess Prep' class training afternoon to learn how to be a princess in London April 2, 2011. A dozen girls aged 7 to 11 learned skills for an afternoon on poise, grooming tips, tea party etiquette and how to curtsey. Princess Prep is based in the U.S. and is marketing 7 day courses for girls to travel to Britain to study such subjects as the Royal family, etiquette and horse riding. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor (BRITAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT ROYALS SOCIETY) 

Young girls learn deportment by balancing books on their heads as they take part in a 'Princess Prep' class training afternoon in London April 2, 2011. A dozen girls aged 7 to 11 learned skills needed by princesses, during an afternoon course on poise, grooming tips, tea party etiquette and how to curtsey. Princess Prep is based in the U.S. and is marketing 7 day courses for girls to travel to Britain to study such subjects as the Royal family, etiquette and horse riding. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor (BRITAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT ROYALS SOCIETY) 

Young girls drink tea during a 'Princess Prep' class training afternoon to learn how to be a princess in London April 2, 2011. A dozen girls aged 7 to 11 learned skills for an afternoon on poise, grooming tips, tea party etiquette and how to curtsey. Princess Prep is based in the U.S. and is marketing 7 day courses for girls to travel to Britain to study such subjects as the Royal family, etiquette and horse riding. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor (BRITAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT ROYALS SOCIETY) 

Agnes Fisher, 7, struggles with her tiara when she takes part in a 'Princess Prep' class training afternoon to learn how to be a Princess in London April 2, 2011. A dozen girls aged 7 to 11 learned skills for an afternoon on poise, grooming tips, tea party etiquette and how to curtsey. Princess Prep is based in the U.S. and is marketing 7 day courses for girls to travel to Britain to study such subjects as the Royal family, etiquette and horse riding. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor (BRITAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT ROYALS SOCIETY) 

Young girls take tea during a 'Princess Prep' class training afternoon to learn how to be a princess in London April 2, 2011. A dozen girls aged 7 to 11 learned skills for an afternoon on poise, grooming tips, tea party etiquette and how to curtsey. Princess Prep is based in the U.S. and is marketing 7 day courses for girls to travel to Britain to study such subjects as the Royal family, etiquette and horse riding. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor (BRITAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT ROYALS SOCIETY) 

Josephine Shaw, 7, reads the Princess Handbook she takes part in a 'Princess Prep' class training afternoon to learn how to be a princess in London April 2, 2011. A dozen girls aged 7 to 11 learned skills for an afternoon on poise, grooming tips, tea party etiquette and how to curtsey. Princess Prep is based in the U.S. and is marketing 7 day courses for girls to travel to Britain to study such subjects as the Royal family, etiquette and horse riding. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor (BRITAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT ROYALS SOCIETY) 

Olivia Sparrow, 7, attends a 'Princess Prep' class training afternoon to learn how to be a Princess in London April 2, 2011. A dozen girls aged 7 to 11 learned skills for an afternoon on poise, grooming tips, tea party etiquette and how to curtsey. Princess Prep is based in the U.S. and is marketing 7 day courses for girls to travel to Britain to study such subjects as the Royal family, etiquette and horse riding. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor (BRITAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT ROYALS SOCIETY) 

Course founder Jerramy Fine (2nd R) watches as young girls learn how to curtsey before a woman wearing a Queen Elizabeth mask, during a 'Princess Prep' training afternoon in London April 2, 2011. A dozen girls aged 7 to 11 learned skills for an afternoon on poise, grooming tips, tea party etiquette and how to curtsey. Princess Prep is based in the U.S. and is marketing 7 day courses for girls to travel to Britain to study such subjects as the Royal family, etiquette and horse riding. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor (BRITAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT ROYALS IMAGES OF THE DAY SOCIETY) 

Course founder Jerramy Fine (R) watches as young girls learn deportment by balancing books on their heads in front of a cutout of Prince William and Kate Middleton, during a 'Princess Prep' training afternoon in London April 2, 2011. A dozen girls aged 7 to 11 learned skills for an afternoon on poise, grooming tips, tea party etiquette and how to curtsey. Princess Prep is based in the U.S. and is marketing 7 day courses for girls to travel to Britain to study such subjects as the Royal family, etiquette and horse riding. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor (BRITAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT ROYALS IMAGES OF THE DAY SOCIETY) 

Young girls learn deportment by balancing books on their heads in front of a cutout of Prince William and Kate Middleton as they take part in a 'Princess Prep' class training afternoon in London April 2, 2011. A dozen girls aged 7 to 11 learned skills for an afternoon on poise, grooming tips, tea party etiquette and how to curtsey. Princess Prep is based in the U.S. and is marketing 7 day courses for girls to travel to Britain to study such subjects as the Royal family, etiquette and horse riding. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor (BRITAIN - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT ROYALS IMAGES OF THE DAY SOCIETY)