Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-09-11
Fashionable Dancing and Waiting
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MONS. HENRI m M1iIa sTnAnr
CITY HALL

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Professor Of Dancing Late of New Orleans, La)
MOST respectfully announces to the Ladies and
III Gentlemen of Columbus, and its vicinity that he
purposes opening classes on Monday, September 18th
Tor instructions in the polite of Dancing and Grace
iuI Gesture in all their various Styles embracing from
the simple rudments of the Juvenile to that of the
accomplished Graceful, and easy elegance of the
rectly instructed adult.
The most particular attention will be given to the
department of juvenile students it is very essential
to both health and beauty, to know how to Sit stand
walk, and enter parlor assembled room wi h be-
coming harmony of action The better to facilitate
the progress of the young beginner, lessons will be
given in the cALISTHENIC ART and in the simple style
of SOCIETY DANCING AND WALTZING. Still
1t will not be deemed necessary for those ladies gen.
tlemen who have heretofore studied the first principles
of the art (under competent INSTRUCTOR to again go
through with the monotonous practice of preliminary
lessons. They-can at commence the practice of
the most refined and fashionable movements, viz:
Poke Quadrlles, Redowa Quadriles, Mazurka
Quadrilles, Society Quadrles Redowa Mazurka, Pol
ka Mazurka, Lind Mazurka, La Tour de Grace Cor
litza and La Temple, Qately received from the Paris
festivas) Valse Cling Tens. Deux Tens Trois Tens,
Valse Redowa, (new style.)
In addition to the above collective Dances, lessons
will be given to juveniles, sngy in groupes in those
much admired Dances, modified from the TAGLIoNI,
CERITo and ELssLER schools Cachucha, Cracoven-
ne Bolero de Cadiz Gitana Zngarilla Pas de Danube
Smolensko, Varsovinne, Pas de Styrienne, Pas de
Fleurs
Mons. S. would further inform the heads of families,
that they have their children instructed their
residences, in pr9Uae classes at his His tai
ent as competent Teacher needs no recommendation
"EeUe" for eight years of the nmitable Vestris
and "Ade of the celebrated Compile de Boulogne has
given him worldwide reputation and he has also
been the instructor of many who now eminent
teachers and successful in this country in the present
modified style of the Art.
If necessary, the following distinguished families
can be referred to Meredith Calhoun, ESQ., S. Cruise
Esq, Col. King, DR.. Patten, Mr.. Levert Col Lewis
Judge Lane, Messrs Bierne, Murphy, Donnegan, La.
cy, and Mills, Huntsville, Ala.
Gen. ]. A. Quitman, Judge Boyd Judge Posey, R
s. Archer, DIR. Calhoun, Gen Brandon, DIR. Bowie J
Routh, Esq, - Dhalgrere, Esq, Natchez Miss.
up Freret, J. P. Benjamin, Hon. Up Soule Madame
M. J. Galway, Superior Convent Sacred heart Mons
JourdainI president of st. Charles College, La.
RI VIM. III. Murphy, Geo. P. Blevins, VIM. Seawell
Esqrs., Selma, Ala.
0FThe day and hours of MISUNDERSTANDING
Tuesdays and Wednesdays, for ladies. Misses ant
Masters, from 8. until dusk. A class of gentle
men every evening from to 81 O'Clock.
private class for ladies every morning from 10 til
49, or at any hour, when unoccuped with the school,
N. B.-Familes will be attended at their residences
Young gentlemen DESTROYS of learning manly ant
becoming Gesture, together with refined method O
dancing and watzing, will find it to their advantage
to apply early Mons st. NJ S. can stay but the ses
sion sac aOees, having to attend his class in Mob
on the LIST of November.
The gentlemens subscription list can be found a
the Columbus Hotel.
0FThe course will consist Of tlrentg-four lessons
N. B.-Semi- monthly Soirees strictly confined t
the pupils, parents and guardians.
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