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all week. The. members as the;
”gathered made the startling cn-
nouncement that the old- Joshioned
rnlta is sure enough coming back.
it has been coming heel: for mnnv
In. sour. but this time it is virtually
crrtnin to monopolize the casinos
cubnrcts and mod ballroom
Mother. who has been sitting on
the sidelines for more than I: dec-
I'Hde puzzled and shocked over the
{ox trot. shinfiny. check to—cheek and
‘ , -- Th.-I]1|r.liootlemers roll. may not enter into
. a . of Inn in- the fray all}! outthp the ‘Inpper to
on at Masters the strains of the "Harry \Vidow"
Mervin) in the and .ne "(rid Oahcn Bucket"
rultx time. and grandfather
throw away his cane
vol“ my net return.
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The American tango. an authen-
tically new dance. will also be here.
in fact. a special delegate of the ln-
Assoctation of Heaters
of Dancing has toured ma. Brazil
and Mexico to coneummete its cro-
subsist alone.
ccompunied by music.
mule is to be consider»
.ed. it is really the controlling tac-
may tor. according to members
and take amoeintton.
grandmother for a spin with the re-
suscitnted hope that the minuci and
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'Prlzes are given by the city
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of the
Propagate vulgar raz-
time and craccless. coarse dancing ts
sure to result. It is definitely an‘
nounced. therefore. that “sym-
phonic jazz” and "classical ragtime”
will be the compositions of the new,
son. Instead of dancing to "Yes, We
Have No Banana." the more sophis-
ticated debutante of the future wiil
fox trot to 'the mod scene from
"Lucia" or shimmy to Beethoven's
Moonlight Sonata. done in eyncopn-,
lion. 1
Among those who are attending
the convention is Miss Marguerite
Walz. Miss Wnls has come Waltzing
to town again with the grace and
nimble toes of Terpsichore. No long-
er may it be said that Philadelphia
is asleep. for Miss Wei: has fcx
trotted. r'nlnueted and random-Bum;
mod it all the way from the quaint
old Quaker town and she brings the
news that Philadelphia is so awake
that it is dancing med—even danc-
ing in the pilblic street. would one
believe it? ,
"Grace. culture and poise“ are
Mien Walz’s main objectives. Danc-
ing is merely a part of the routine.
"The vulgarity or modern dav
America is positively intolerable."
says she. "The men brush by the
women. as well as each other. in th-
strect: never rise to give s. lady :1
seat. and break all the rules of,
etiquette that are written in the;
book. as well as some out of the,
hook. Young men refuse point
blank to be madeérnecful. Tin-y are
afraid they will e called
I
sissles."
Miss Whiz has been teaching citi—
zens ot Phlladclph‘a—thoucaiids or
them—dancing right out on thni
public thoroughfare. and she always
has to have a. special contingent or
policemen to handle the crowd.
c-i‘iczi
tor the most graecfhi :nd I-kmr:
couple on the block. Ami it is no
secret either that Miss .\l:11‘z:i(rit-‘
\anz has hccn (rented the one and
only "lady con" in Philly". Size. (‘Ollll
flint: a wltkt‘d baton it” the had tn» ..
and that n postu tire for rn officerirs:
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bread box and com
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pans and dishes.
MSENTINEL
Ichout selecting a Job in the fail ?
$2975
of the mighty law!
The greatest loss to the world has
been the passing of the Prints of
\V‘ale: foxtrot. It was created by
Arthur Murray of the National In-
stitute of Soc.al Dancing. not there
has been some little misunderstand
ing. it seems. between Professor
Murray and the International Aeso-
cistion of Masters of Dancing and
W. D. Lynch. principal.
The reason for the probable pam-
ing of the royal dance has not been
entirely cxmynted. There is 3 hrs-
tcry of some kind. it appears.
The Girl -Worke.r
How will Miss High School
8°
Blindly or carelessly or both for too,
often for her own good. ssys Miss
Emma Phinney. As director or the
National Employment Work of the
Young \Vomcn Christian association.
Miss Phinney frequently visits Y. W.
C. A. employment bureaus in many
cities. watching the employment bar-
ometer for girls and women.
"If more care was given to fitting
the beginner into the right job at six-
teen or twenty. there would be fewer
break-downs at thirty-five among
business women." says Miss Phinney.
“A girl more than a man must have
congenial work or an atmosphere in
whcih she is happy. or the strain
tells upon her health.
glnner doesn' t know what she wants
for lzer first job. she needs someone
to take time to unearth her talents
or best abilities.
commercial agency has a big re-
aponsihillty."
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A most economical dining room suite comprising buffet with
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wouldn’t matter so much." Mine. businemfl
Phlnney continued. 'jbut for girls: pected. . _
who back inltlativ- the first job' nhd 0t .
more or tea determines their future. sit-ls ha _
5 ' hat is why young girls need per- 1 .
to them. Johnny: sister in: I sonul linemen and advice before £1.31?”
brother-ln-law with a big concern. starting their job hunting. Girls girls into '
and this seems a. sufficient reason to who are strangefi in big cities where my on
choose the some concern as their they so for work. have no place to ‘Mias p A
starting point. ' turn for such help. They enter the Wellesle '
“I: the flu: job w” retarded in business world unaware of the re- ‘ numbzl'
the light of a stepping stone it sponsibility they are assuming. of surveys in
cm: necking 'eizeh- fir-ct Job renew“
the help wanted ado. utterly obvious
of whether the Job is to fit them. or
they are to fit the job. Their moth-
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