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Fan Etiquettepublisher of The Spectator in the early 1700s, was known to have said that if he could only see the fan of a disciplined lady he could tell her mood and what she was feeling. Addison also started an academy for women to be trained in the use and handling of a fan. In regards to fan etiquette he said, "Women are armed with fans as men with swords, and sometimes do more execution with them."

Here are a few other signals listed in "How to Fan a Flirt"

• Carrying a fan in the left hand signified "desirous of acquaintance"

• Allowing the fan to rest on the right cheek meant "yes" and on the left "no"

• Placing the fan on the left ear signified "you have changed"

• Drawing a fan across the forehead meant "we are watched"

• Drawing a fan across the eyes meant "I am sorry"

• Opening a fan wide meant "wait for me"

• Dropping a fan meant "we could be friends"

• Fast fanning meant "I am married"

• Swift drawing of a fan through the hand meant "I hate you"

• Placing the handle of a fan to the lips meant "kiss me"

• Twirling a fan in the left hand meant "I wish to be rid of you"

• Twirling a fan in the right hand meant "I love another"

• An open fan held in the right hand in front of the face meant "follow me"