Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

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al - tas grsses 81 tns divine s4l1z.
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have goos on. sges s4ncs tAe days ~ 0.i
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aaaciHs ma ler AIDING - tas novelties
81 tns ballroom Fss Allsa bod worth,
~he Las - 4ghE las -Four haudred and
tAslr enilasen dancing aad dspor tnent.
csciAses snas ths ezl.z of siK motIoas
precLised co-eaF - sas sans that %
t2gzas aftY years ago.
"Wasn I nrsr begaa tsaching said
he. gssterd4Y. ~tlsrs Nas 10 NaItl-no
round dance of ang zind / taught rs
eotllEon-no~ called the euadrills-
Tie pupils "a those days danced 90 ths
a. 1slc o. the violin ths piano aad n0s
been Invented
Wnen Ehs Naltz Was imported ~ as
once became the fa hlonabIs dan and
has 80 remained eter since Il w2s
nearly ths SANE step Or m0tioa as tns
pressnE waltz. only toat the mlsic .4s
= lutte sloaer AT Grst there were
very fsW dancers The church taun-
dsrsd agzlnss iE. and moralists wrote
essays eontemning lL bat .as Germans
began giving cals. the Americans f0L
lowed and thus ghe waltz was popular
Ted TIE composers began writing ne
most beautiful music for 10 and this.
with the grace aud at of movement.
has made 80 tns most favored dance OF
cu~lFed society.
As rule, society is conservativs
and cares not 50 much for . variety Of
dances a. Cor finish and grace. and nos
80 much for the dance as for the dancer.
In their motions. cultured people On
deavor % express their refinement
kVsryEh ny ls In the manner OF moving.
People may condemn the waltz hen
they see some people dance ~. but ad-
mirs lE ehsn 5ney SEQ is danced BY
people of grace refinement and culture.
A WALTER springs TWO hundred and
fortY-two times each minute, and each
motion n -. bs made "A certain way.
n have taught three generations OF
New orE society % dance. and fre-
and : and mother OF the httle child
that eam teaching ] receive children
A. The age OF three and half years and
teach them, generally, until they grow
90 and aro married. and then, another
generation I have taught the children
Of Vice President Morton, Secretary
WhitneY ths Astors, Nanderbilts. Goe-
lets. Rhineianders. Roossvelts, Scheit-
felins. Sloaus and Eishs."
Speaking of the passion FOR inventing
new dances Mr. ". Alexander Me-
aregor said. IA Rove. the latest
dance, has been aimed by several
people. but it IS really ths creation OF
Mr. Luis NJ On2tvia the most fashion
able young nan IN Ne~ York society
Just nov. and Mr.. r. Berry Walls rec
oxnized successor as the captain OF the
tennessee dores. IL . a com mbinarion OF
the mazourka, 'Esmerelda' polka and
waltz This Is how the new dances are
created. OF OWNED. You get new
pair OF trousers with stripes down ths
side, that = new fashion. but the pat
tern IL she slme IN society, young
men who invent these dances are re-
gArdsd 81 greater than the astronomer
Who discovers comet, or the
Chef who invents new dish
for The royal tables. And then. these
fashionable young men are ambitious
80 DO someshinE that no ono else has
done For instance. the York 3
eeu posed PARTLY ot shs polka and
mazourka and The Esneralda polka
three IN one Mr. Harry Plummer. a
New York society man. went over %
Boston and danced this com bination
figure. and the Bostonians christsned
~ The York" in bis honor. Mr..
Plumnsr and his slater. Miss Plum
rusr. practiced the steps together FOR
weeks ahead.
mo. tha iadie are not AN nhitious IN
creating new dances though they assist
the xsntismen ia tas practice OF the
dances and n suggestions They care not
Uhofnvents dances % society, 50 long
a. thev dance them Now, there is an
othernev fad The Hunt Dance II was
rfvsa over on staten Island last week
n a nothing bat the old-fashioned
ouaarflIs. and differs only IN ths dress
% the dancers the gentlemen wear
red facxats. red coats and riding trOUs-
80 IL - named from tie dress A.
rhs close % tae hunting season N Eng
land bail Is given and the hunting
costume is vo-n.
The craze Cor new dances has spread
30 shat is has reached ths country
towns A dancing teacher carne IN
Frou, PittsbrrE rhe oths- day and In
s-oduced himself % nc. He had some
new dances -the Ripple. ths 'Tsls-
phona &c They were Invented By
society people of the smoky City. 7
inpIored aim % taks mis- dances back
ard nos try 20 soring them on e here.
when a socistY nan, in moment
q inspiration. invsnts new dance no
cones 20 and lnbosons himself II
the movement oe really new and not
unrraref1i. Be- a -aught 20 The clubs %
Which she invsnsor and his friends be-
long
But ~ dancing % today new and
cd al Se-is beroming zoo athletic.
ForrerIv ths steps ~ the waltz wera
short and tas mrsir slow. ard conse-
rusntiV it Vas ro-s graceful ard easy
in mover-ent Now -hs steps srs long