| PLACECARD | Indicator to a dinner party guest of where to be seated: 2 wds. |
| CHAIR | Church music: where to be seated (5) |
| FED | Invited to a dinner party, say |
| REDWINE | Dinner party guest's gift, perhaps: 2 wds. |
| HANSOM | A ____ cab seated two fares with a driver mounted behind |
| DEBUTANTE | Coming-out party guest of honour |
| PAELLA | Relative welcomes a close relative from large port to a dinner in Madrid (6) |
| ADJACENT | Next to a dinner jacket, excellent new shirt (8) |
| GODRESTYE | Carol's plea to the tipsy lads to be seated (3,4,2,5,9) |
| GENTLEMEN | Carol's plea to the tipsy lads to be seated (3,4,2,5,9) |
| MERRY | Carol's plea to the tipsy lads to be seated (3,4,2,5,9) |
| SETT | To cause to be seated (Sc) (in a badger home?) (4) |
| GUIDEDOG | It's like a pointer, in a way, a helpful indicator to follow (5,3) |
| HAPPILYEVERAFT | Always glad to be seated in the back of the boat? |
| SATE | How one used to be seated to glut (4) |
| SEDENTARY | Seen tardy and inclined to be seated a lot (9) |
| VISIT | Call on leaders of Vancouver Island to be seated (5) |
| ASTOR | First lady to be seated, in a sense (5) |
| STEER | A hint of where to invest in a bull market? (5) |
| INACREEL | Unsound reliance of where to get a lobster (2,1,5) |
