How D'ye Do, Cholly, Boy - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
HOW D'YE DO, CHOLLY, BOY? Copyright, 1891, by T. B. Harms & Co. Words and Music by Percy Gaunt. 
In times gone by the fashion was to grasp the hand quite firm-In fact, the pressure was so strong, it almost made you squirm; But that's all changed, and chaps now hold your tips in manner new; With hands up high and blase eye, it's Cholly, how d'ye do? How d'ye do, Cholly, boy, how d'ye do? I'm really charmed, delighted just a few; No more that nasty grip, we give the latest tip-How d'ye do, Cholly, boy, how d'ye do? 
Then wives and maidens used to give a gentle, loving kiss, It wasn't on the level, still it wasn't much amiss; The dame of fashion now decrees the kiss they must taboo, They give a tip, a gentle nip, it's Molly, how d'ye do? How d'ye do, Molly, dear, how d'ye do? I'm really charmed, delighted just a few; No more that nasty kiss, we do it just like this: How d'ye do, Molly, dear, how d'ye do?