Mid-Winter Sale - NYS Historic Newspapers

Mid-Winter Sale - NYS Historic Newspapers

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Itonnen, in loelcfiem ba? iy leiid), baa
& t I D t f f t ti i b t f f t. "Set Slut unb bie ©ebeitte con jit -ei '}(rbei«
Sdjat-amtafeftttat irt 5ffiaff)tncnon et* tern tingebettet mar , murbe nad) bem
bitit fiir-iicf- $500 •ugcfnniM Don 9titu3 ber latb olifdjen ititdje in *(brat
tinent Unbelaniiieii auZ ©t. 2out3 , Btt gefentt. gmei ?hieiter Namens ^ohn
bamit tintn frii ht v an r-tt "Jitsitrung gottiit unb 5°!'^ ©aj'ua batten oot
fturjem in ben genannten !B5etten
fctriibttn SBetrug icett mad-tit will.
einen entfeljlidjen 2ob gefunben. ©it
ft o ft f p i t I i g e i fj f t 11 t r. befanben
ftdj in einer ©rube nalje bei
Gine gfrou <Jf>flrfottt TI. Sffleiflljtman einem ©d)mef*«Ofen
, totfdKt etete
in ©l)icaqo, 31L, f-at ntulii) in oem
fliifftgtn ©ta^ls entr)ielt. Gin
@Ioubtn , bab ibr Gtoitt fie tytti ®ti* Sonnen
3apfen be« Cfen* fprang tnctattS unb
bti toegtn gtljttratfjtt Ijabe, ©tlb unb 80,000 ?funb
. be* glu^e'nben fetalis
WHtttffpapittt im Wttitit bon $15,000 ergoffen
fid) au3 bem Ofen in bie
in ten Ofen gtiootfen unb wtbtannt. ©rube auf bie beiben Ungliidlicben, bie
@ eg e n b a . 3 u 6& a 11 = couftanbig serbtannten, fo bafj and)
f p i 1 1 bftbtn fid) bit ©titoenten btt nidjt bie ©pur son ibnen ober ifjren
$od)f$ult in <San "Jjo ft, Rot., unb btS Rltibungl'jluden meljr ju feben tear.,
¦JftbraSto Centra . (Jollege. ju Omatja . 2)i(,..WibMte :©tet( iSontpant) " tonnte
Wtbr., erHSrt. 3)ie fStubentehf-^faft '^4'''ttitt}l'tnifiij|tte{ien ', ben ©tab,! ju
ber erffgtnannitn igofydjult wrlangt Ptrfaufen ober fiir ben beabftdjtigt ge=
bit einfiifjruna fd-arftrer ; @>itlrej*tln. loeftnen Stvtd ,*u gebraudj en, unb bt*
burdj fw.^e tin Wuiatlen. be* <jtt fj * ttj ojj, btnfetfc«n m«t ber 9tfdie ber Un«
batlfbitles, in It"3tn5gtfab,tli«b- 9tob; giudlttf-en nad) titd)iicr>tii Sittus ju
fyittn otxifiittt loetixn foR unb .trill fid) beerbtgen.
an Itinera Jufeballfpiel tneb*' SetbeifiR t n e m a t o g r a p Ij e j p l o =
gen, fo lange Hjtem SSetlangen nidjt b t r t e. Stie erpTopon
tiner 9Jia=
ftaitgegeben witb.
famine fiir lebenbe "Bilber in einem tlei-SJ lotbet
S r u b e t , u r n nen ©djaujimmer in Spitt3biirg, 5J5a.,
< u t i a n t e n. Gin teraulafete unlangft bit iBerle^ung bon
SHutter
13jal|riget flnabe Stamens 3!at)ib etioa 30 ^trfonen , meiften« Mtnber im
Otlltoafer in UIjiBicotlje, O., bet nattj »»et tion 12 bii 16 Safjren. 2!ie Gr^
bem Zobt feines jungeten SBiuberJ ptofton murbe baburd) Berurfadjt , bag
"Stlbetf, h-e(cb,et butti) JOetbtennen auf fid) bie Geuuloib=i"jaute in bem ftrfi
entfegHa^e SSeife um'3 2e6en tarn, in brebenbeft Gi)I?nber burd) bal auf fie
Jijaft genommen lpurbe , ljat befannt , etnmirfenbe maaj iige fiid)t ent'iinbe *
feinen Stubet umgebrad)t ju boten, ten." 2)a* geuer tb,eilte ftdt? fdinetl ben
urn feine SJlntter ju fronten. in
-Caoib ©raperien unb Sorljangen mit unb in
fagte, er b,abe ein Stiitf ^ot)
bet einigen 9J2inuten ftanb ba$ dimmer in
ftiidjt angejiinbei unb tie RIeibung Stammen. G3 befanben fid) etroa 60
SPetfonen ju btr 3*"'* ••" Simmer unb
fetneS StubetS in SBtonb gtfeit."
ftnbrang nad) ber 2bur mar fiird)*
3 a b. n m e b , a l l S e l b f t * ber
m o t b m oA i ». 3n f°^ e u'nauSffeb* ttrlieb. 3n !)w " ilanihfe, ben SfuSgahg
liefer Saljnfc^mtrjen mad)te ein jmbl f- ju geroinnen, tri'gen SSiele Ieid)te
bacon unb "HnMere unirjaljriges aRabdjen ^amen* Sbfepbine Sranbiounben
getreten , aber Siiemanb murbe ge*
atoton in -Sfoofltjn, *)}. $., eir.en ben
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SelbftmorbB frfiiff). *Sa3 Jtinb fajl oj fa'ljrttd) oerlefct.
^te Sbiiren bet tltetlidien 2Qof)niii!g, in
S t u b e n t e n i n & t f a I) r.
bet ti fid) jut 3eii allein befanb, bter)te tSret ©tubenten ber J)ale*Unit*etfitat
bai ©at an , nabm tin Gnbe bti am in 9Jem i^aoen, Gonn., muftten neutid)
daiatm befeftigten Summifr^lniicfje*
17 ©tii nben im Sturm auf tiner flciin ben 97'unb unb Iegte j ftcb auf bai nen Jelfemnfe! im £ong - 39(an*
€o **t^a. Z)et • penettante fJaJgeiud) ©unb jubringen , ebe man ib.nen §u
leiit tint anbete Snfafftn bei §aufei ijilfe fommen fonnte. tit ©tubenten
an, tteld-e bie 2b,iite etbtad) unb fo toaren auf bie Gntenj agb gegangen ,
ba "! cet'meifelte Rinb bon ftd-tiem al8 fte fiom ©titrme iiberrafdj i mur =
lobe tetteie.
ben. ©it tetteten pa> auf ba$ Gitanb,
y i u i li i t = S t a n b. 5"**""''""- mo Fte ben gan .'en Sag oerbrad*ten,
bereien im llmfange eon Dielen Qua= mdbtenb ber ©turm beftiinbig an
btatmeilen ftnb in South. Iiatota ©iarte junaqni unb bie Sj ogen iibet
Mtd) tintn $r«trfc«2Jrart ""< wrwuffrt bie 3n f't binme .amufd;en. iie Stu=
nid)t3 ju
ioorben unb meb,tete ^erfonen ^aben benten fd)ienen fid) ^itrau§
in ben glammen ben 2.ob etlitten. madien, benn aU man fie fanb , !agen
"BaS -fjeuet , weW)e» }\"oei 2age (ang fte unter ibren Gnieubooten tint t;at=
»iitfi,efe , bebrot)fe eine geit fang bie ttn fid) bereit¦u c\emcid)t, bie 7iadit auf
Stabt 9(fcerbeen unb bie Cinbeteien bem Gifanb . .- ubringeit .
Set iiitjlid) et 'offneten 9toftbub=3nbia=
Sebte trot* ©enidbrud).
ner=3£efet»ation. SSiele Sarmgeljbfte Jn einem "oofpitat in ^bi(abelp *)ia
unb eine iinjafjl Scfjulf-aufer ftnb bet ftarb biefer 2.age ein JJ'ann 'Jiamenl
^erftbtung anljeimgefaffen. 2ie fiin« ©eorge .Oanbrortlj, ber burd) einen Sib*
btr be» garmets iyoi'ii Siiltingl , sivti >h;rj son einem 'Celbebiilter in ber ?(n=
3Jiabd)en im SHter fon ferfil unb ad)t lage ber i ttlantic IHefining Companr/'
DECEMBER FASHIONS.
ABOUT D A N C I N G .
"Sll-i|»lf" linwaa Which I oat a l.reat
Ural of Hon.*}'.
The day of crepe de chine has passed,
find few of (lie many gowns tor evenIn** functions are made of this beautiful fabric, for it bus evidently had its
day. No longer do the fashionables
care for the soft fabrics which clung
"rrsccfiilly about them , for now all the
evening gowns measure HO many yards
around the bottom that I shall mil tell
how many for feur some man might
read this, but the number is simply
•taggerinn.
80ft and flimsy silk mulls and chiffons
in ail the seven primary colors arc seen, '
and these In turn are accordion plaited, j
and that takes an awful lot or stuff.
Then around the bottom of this plaitInf, and so arranged that it will spread
the full width, are ruffles, sometimes
only one. but then that one Is edged
with lace aud peruana with a ruffle of
ribbon, and this in turn Is edged with
lace. Isle*is bound to he there any-'
how. The underskirt la genera lly ruffled , too. so tha t the whole lower portion of the skirt shall set out widely.
Horn* of the skirts of heavier goods
have twenty gores. Certainly they are
narrow, but, even so. twenty gores will
bring a skirt to remarkable dimensions.
Bat what would a hall dress, or, indeed,
any dress for swell occasions, look like
If the akirt were not mad* so that It
will swish and roll like the billows on
a stormy sea with the wearer 's every
motion?
It Glvra ISaar at Manner , linrrlll.
aeaa lai Healthful Eterriae.
Hygienic authorities declare that no
form of indoor physical exercise is better than dancing. It is especially beneficial for children in cold weather,
when they are housed iu more or less.
Then, too, dancing is a perfect delight
to the little OII ^H .
Tsach Children to Dane*.
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Many a girl and young man who
feel shy and awkward hi society aud
whose hands ami feet are sadly in the
Way would be entirely at ease if dancing had been included in their early
education. It leaches young people
how to enter aud leave a room, how to
make a courtesy or bow, how to sil.
stand and walk. Many a woman now
middle aged will recall How unhappy
•ad uncomfortable she was tnade when
a girl at parties where there'was dancing and' she knew nothing of the fine
art and was obliged to sit awkwardly
Slid watch the oilier* spinning around
with flying feet and happy faces, their
very eyes danciug with joy. There was
real menial sun'ei'ing, keen at.that , in
thus being shut out from what gave
others so much pleasure.
Looked at iu all lights, dancing is
part of tins liberal. aducatiou of every
boy and girl. 1'areuta aud friend* owe
it to a child's fu ture, to see thst this
part of its social training is not negI
"Simpla"
DriilM.
Exp.n*iv*
lected; that , 100, 110 matter whether
For 701111a* aTirls who have jiHt "eome they reside in town or country.
out" tbe ui'wle (hi« »eii*>n in for exTha Country Oaneina Class.
treme simplicity, but (to nut let ttiat I
word eanse yon to think the cost of ¦
Iu all towns of any size there are
dress will lie any lem. These simple
frocks have a habit of reiiiiiring; a now dancing teachers, which is fortudreadful lot of And hand work, and nate for the rising generation. ' In farm
neighborhoods it: will lie easy to form
.tluit i* always costly unlexx y«u do it
a dancing club and have a teacher
yourself.
White , cmm.- soft pink, baby blue come from the town to the eotuury on
mail ihe na.itel *1IAI KM . with liriulii aihl one or two afternoons a week, -meeting
deep reil for ilie brunettes, are |»ro- the club First at one home and then at
dm-etl in all the li|*t;i silken ami half another. Iu general it lias been found
Milken 1'ahrii-*. Voile is also one of the that with children a woman dancing
»eds better than a man.
pretty lhiii£ * I'nr the youii)*. HIM I white teacher *itert
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eashmere is *een very often exeept for The children s dancing class can meet
ilaiii iiiK. But. after all , the 'new old" Saturday afternoon, when there is no
dolled awias net U tirs t favorite . Black school, and the occasion can be made
dotted net of the same i|iiality as the so delightful lo the little ones they will
white is pretty mid well liked aud look forward lo it with as much deligh t
as to s rea l party. All extravagance in
coats Inn shout 1- cents a yard ; but.
44 I said, do not feel too elated until
you have lieard tile rest. It reciuire*
ftfl y yard* i>f net for a rutted frock
like the one in the illustration aud an
Mid-Winter Sale
Special Sale of
Ladies' Trimmed H ats Ready to wear , up-tothe-minute in style and at very low prices.
including Overcoats , U lsters , Reefers. Sheepskin Coats, H ats, Caps, and Gent's Furnish. .I
ings. Also a large assortment of goods that
will be sold at Rock-Bottom Prices.
Pea Jackets , alt wool , and finely tailore d
Men 's Suits, strictl y up-to-dare from , Boys' 2 and 5-p iecc Suits from
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$6 to"*99vOO
v S 1 «SO tO SSLuO
FURS !
FURS!
FURS !
e also cany a large assortment of Ladies' Furs, Ladies'
Trimmed Hats, Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits, all the latest
styles. Even-thing in the line of Shoes for both ladies a'ttd
gentlemen can be found at this store, besides a numbed'of
other articles too numerous to mention.
I buy FURS of all kinds and pay the highest market
prices. Mink skins from $3 to $5. Foxes $4.
Before Purchasing Elsewhere Give Us a
Call. We will Save Your Money.
R. Levitt
The Brick Store,
Riverhead, N, V.
Peconic A ve.
Lane's Harness Store.
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The Largest ^Mk ilmthe
Island
Horse Goods ^B^yon
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;$al)ren , tjnten in ben glammtn ben an: 1. Wugu ft 3 904 OM oitiiid gelito s
crjen batte unb irotjbem bis for ftutiob gefunben.
jem lebte. Gr Ijatte 15 9)'onaie lang
„ 6 t 0 B < 3i e i a) t I) ii tn e r. "
auf iiufttii fen unb SBa ffertett gelegen ,
Uebet ba» Zt,tn\a.: ©rofje iReitf-tf -iU
Ijaite Heine Sd)tner*en, mar immer bei
met " £)ielt jiingft 5prafibent Gliot son
SeiouBtfein , fonnte afcer teine iOiuSfel
ier Jpaoarb4lniBet fitdt in SStibgepovt ,
regen , au8genotnmen bie ber beiben
6onn., in bern „6ontemporan- Club ,"
JBorberarme; babei ,* efirte er ater be=
fottidiritttneiftenS
DJiitgtiebet
beffen
ftiinbig ab , bi§ bet 2ob it)n erlbfte.
lid) geftnnte 9J!annet unb gtautn ftnb,
ein
© r a B l ' ^ t a S c f i a uf p i e l .
©eb,eimnif*
eine SRebe, beten ^nfjalt
in &l Spctfi**, ZeiaZ, ab'
fur bie sriifientoert iff. 3ebem -tnjf^ Sfn/afj ^d; bt$
rten SUJitgliebe beS U M i reutbe oot gebaltenen "JJJinentongre ffes fanb ein
bem Seginn bet 5Rebe baZ SBerfptedjen ©iiertamp f ftatt , ber fii r oiefe 5lmeriabgenommen , bie <Sad)t fii r ftd) ju hu faner mo _b( ber erfte unb letjte gemefen
fatten. 5D7an nimmt inbefc an , bafj fein biirfte. Giner bet ©tiete griff
bie Mebe ftcft ljauptfadjlidj gegen einen jmei ber SJiaiaboren an , fpie fete fie auf
gemilien 2) !ifIionar tidjttte , bet im unb marf fie bod) in bie 2u ft , jo bafj
tBeften eine UniDerfitat begriinbete , fo- bie £eute , blutehb unb mit *erbrod)e »
mie gegen bie 3(rt unb 5Q5eife, mie an* nen ©liebern , binmeg getragen merben
Sere Mmetifanet it)rc Meitf -tfjiimer et- mugum. 2;ie ametitant fd)ett 3^efegaten
maren enitet -t iiber ba= ©djaufpiel
marben.
unb BerlieBen bie Sribiine, mal)tenb
"Jribiine einge ft iitjt.
biele "Jtauen in Obnmadit fielen.
2)uicf) ba5 ©iampfen bon 2000 !J" er*
© di 11 m in e 3 G n b e t i n t s
foner. erfctjiittert , ftiir'te nenJid) in
Jinn "Jfrbor, 'JJitd)., loaqreub eine? ¦¦j u r | at ii u ii a t =. j ;:. isicn
TjuB^atlfpieies eine Stibiine auf t>em SBilfon , 5)iinn., Ijatte fid) ber ^leiidjer
^pielpla ^ ju faininen. SBtinaijt »un= 5ffim. ^- 3d)ult} mit feintm Gdimager
berbar ssar ti ba" bei bem GlebrSnge §. luff auf bie Girf) bnrnd ;fn=3agb itJJiemanb bon "Iicnen, bie auf ben 580= geben , al» fidi tfjre beiben .vninbe ju
ben gefdj teubert lourben , trnftlidie 33et- beifeen begannen unb fid) in roiitt) * nbem
lefeungen etlitt. £ie 'Itibiine rjnite iRingen Ijetuir.m'iljten. Sie Ijatten fid)
"eine ©ifee ,- eS loar nut eine Sln-af)! fo feftgebiffen , tiafj fte nidjt 511 trennen
terraffenfarmtger spfariformen , bie j i t toaren unb ©rftufj bref-fe feine %1'mic
tiner if)Bbt son grobif jju fe anftiegen. urn , mit bem ©djaft bie Rbter beatbei =
2)iefer "Stjat fadje mar e? roabrfdjein * tenb. Tabti entlub fid) ein ©djuft,
lid) aud) 'u^ufdireiben , baf, luenig ber ibm in ben Unterteib ging unb ben
ernfftidje JBerfekungen *u t-er,* eid)nen "Job be= iliantiel jur 5o(ge fjatte.
roarer., ba fid)erlidi oiete ©lieber ge„ 9? < u n 1 t t) n i a f) r i g e »
brodjen roorben ober aud) nod) Sdjlttn*
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a b 1). " Gin "jraulein ?J!atn Scalft)
mere^ eingetreten _toare , rcenn bie
in JBiorristom ii , 3(. %., aud) unlet bem
2000 "^erfonen gef'Hcn fatten.
Katnen „2a!> 19 3aljre alte SBabt) " be*
It a tn p f u m e i n 9Jt a b dj e n. fannt , ift jiing fi "(urn briiien -utui aiiO
lint ju entfd ifibtn , i'oer b-i * 5H?d;t ba* einem 3u ftar.be ier fiinblirhteit ftie "ier
ten \ o tte, eruem [fratilein 6(arit S9re> in fein mit iirlidieij 'Jlltera ftabiinii ein
nidfr ben $?i ju madien , fcran ftafte* getreten. Sie 2(er;te Ijo ffeu, - bajj bas
ten btefer 2aje in St. iiois\i ,)Wti aer tcytc ^t iifuu luar. ^u«i; rC7i i. i.cr
junge M anner 5}amen§ 9trtl)ur SJlar* SInfiil'e, melrte fine 'Xauer »on meb ^
loro unb grant .'g am auf eineni keun rereit 'Biocfieit (jatfen , benaf im Jjraulein
SSaupfajje einen reguiaceu gau fttamp f . ©cafli) Mi genau fo , luie ein Jleine-5
2ioi* ber tiirglcrt SiOiiterung j ogen fid) 5tinb.
bie SSeiben Hi auf ifjre Unte iflcibung
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Oiirtel benu tj t. Sebec bea~beitete ben bie Ccidie eine* gemiffen
^acob 'getjr ,
STnberen tnit fofdjem Grfohe , baft ir. mcl-bcr tiirjlid; sou SiJultne , 31." ?).,
Uji
parieii
ffbe
fo
3uiiib£
bcr
ber briiien
au§ auf Ore Jag b gegangeit unb feitaufgercg t lourbe , baf3 er einen 'JteooiDe t bem nidjt mebr 'uriidgefeljrt mar , auf
abfeuerte. 3~ie3 alannirte bie polite!, Smmorteae f o u n t a i n , 9J. '§., aufge-bot ben ^JotiItieldsc bie Jtanip flja ^ne
9i'eben ber fteidjc lag ein
' ' ber , nadjbem er bie funbeti.
f
ept;
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jetrTtSter fd>
bin J&ef't gefdjoffen i)atie. SKan
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bie
baite
iigelei
geljbrt
l lrfadte ber US r
nimmt an , bafj Jijetjr oon Unmoljl fein
58urfd>en fiir faft I)inreid)en5 beftraf: befallen murbe unb in ber rjerrjebenWelt unb ibnen eine 3JMnima lftra f« ben KaUe .511 &rvtrbe ge-ian^en fa.
auferfeafe.
;; $7*iOO
Overcoats witli Belts, all wool , latest style
A W I . S E M A N IS TIKHKrH'I'FCr. OF H I S MOKSK AND FITS
T H E A X I M A I . OliT W I T H COMTOKT-OIV1X11 HARNESS. OUR
(iOODS A U K EtjUAT. TO T H E DEMANDS M A D E UPON THEM.
T H E Y A R E M A D E K¥ <iOO!> W O R K M E N AND O F T H E RIOHT
MATERIA!,.
NO HORSE W E A R IS BETTER THAN THE
HORSE W E A R YOU OBT HERE.
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Harness Made to Order by Our Experienced Makers
rum-rr ETENINO DKCXH.
underslip of silk. If the net Is black
a white or colored sli p U used, orange
l)Mii(* exceptionally effective for a
brunette. All the ruffles have Spanish
headings ami a row of laee nt the edge.
Eight to twenty ruffles are made fur
this dress anil lire sewed to the tier
skin, winch , ii .v t it. .- \\;iy. i* nt>i i'.i.-;'.":
IM ! to tin; drop skirt.
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Shephard Checks.
i'or srre» »t attire 1 have seen seven 1
very fetchii.s costumes of shepherd
checks and lartan plaids in the most
subdued colors to bt! found in those
usually rather showy goods.
Some
have flue checks In brown ami fawn ,
with stripes of faint green or blue or
sometimes black with a line of bright
red throng!* the weft . These make excellent wearing suits for yotms* girls .
aud all the trimming they veniiir.: is a
hand of the material cut bias and
stitched down. This may be straight
around the skirt or put on In more
fsn.-ifii! ilesij-r,, nr.it the waist is trimmed to mulch the skirt . This manner
of trimming obtains In the fines t 01
ilic:.e wiuic '.- .-.mis.
Boleros are so very fashionable ih .it
it Is wise for a woman t-_> have one m
velvet of some neutral or dark culnr
trimmed richly with beading or with
spangles aud embroidery . The Syrinns make these boleros stiff with gold
braid , leaving scarcely any of the '. civet exposed. Kn * 'hey are henuiifn!.
Fitnbroidcry and beads may ia 'uc lie-place of the gold braid. Heavy motifs
of lace are app lied on some, and these
are edged with narro w ribbon ru.'Hcs
and heads. These boleros can be siip¦iod on over any waist.
: Chemisettes ail'! rrtihni'cs very h'~ '>
)fl the neek are worn with dresses
which are cut out In the neck. These
are frequently beaded and spangled ,
uni'C'jiu.lly if tniet'ded for cvenlns wearill.IVI3 H Alii 'Kit.
I.UiBISII TO Di .voa.
dress Hlianltl )«• avoided .'!»<) only ;>!aiu
•Uii ueat u i i i i e cuoseD for the practice
class, so that the poorer boys nud girls
may not have their feelings hurt. This
consideration they are entitled to by
the rule of common courtesy. A piano
fan make all the music necessary for a
class of learner*.
Boys 11s well as the girls should lie
encouraged to dam* gracefully. No
matter how they may object to the
dancing lessons In childhood , they will
be thankful enough for these In after
years. To encoura ge the little ones,
too. the grown people, even their mothers and fathers , may Join adult dancing
classes. I'lentv of books on the line
art of dancinir are to be had , with iliustr.itb.ns.
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The frequent small , rather informal
dance is now much more comniou than
the great ball , which has largely gone
out ezeei>t f or high ceremonial occasions. Kor the Informal dance invitations are generally sent out by card or
note a week or two beforehand . The
Invitations must be answered.
The wait/ and the twostep are the
favorite round dances . For variety
cotillons are introduced. The lancers
Is :i popular one still. The gerinan Is
frequently danced , and sometimes It
occupies th» whole evening. The tirst
dance after .;npper is ustmiiy a cotillon.
Kcfrosh:;;:-;;;:; ::rc served at :s tiibic
in the ¦.!:!:::!:; room or are handed
around on tr:iys when tin.' dance is
The only absolutel y damp proof stone made.
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wiches, chicken or lobster snhid . cnKe .
Ice crea m and coffee constitute must of
the eata 'o ics . Sometimes a wine punch
upon 11 side table is ladled out lo all
who desire it.
American !?irls may attend dancing
**art'ei: v.-'.th :: "eut'.crr.;::: .::.'.:rt ti'iuc 1
compnniod by a chaperon , or a young
lady may be acccinpauied by her mother or fln older wo/nan fi'iend. Where a
gentleman accompanies a lady to a
party be waits at the entrance to the . . . M l
room where the hostess receives until
the younc lady has laid aside tier
wraps in the women 's dressing room
and comes to join him. Then the two
go in together.
DOHA BKLI.E UENMSON'.
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