The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-10-19

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approve = photosfaph " lnS iiovlSSs
WIS taken N tnat p9sitIoM ana at5,er aify
were phot4srapheu Il Vaaious o niass as
iuues. After tnat the elieiIg ciass Mas
ilaea up ana q plctaEe was t4asa - t tht
II the act 81 mdrhlns lllne, ion III LIE
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strucl1on 3usl the same. MI MlllA9nis
Will MIKE w tns Iost tilLis ~ stasiis 9
er, w IhleHq 10 give you al your Aton-
eyS worm. -
Wnen tne lesson was ssartsa fnuGh
amusement was ocSasioied ~ - ~
Waru atseluptS y ~ n9aaees ~
the Steps q ldis STUDS us@nScs h
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oNSi lis dltaeh Mn.Sn z ! s,,9nit ~ ia
ilela made upon MN rom me Pupil q sne
summit Avenue bapslsI Snurcn ~ 2uns
cay sssnsas IT, NJ - MS 1aS S5on.s . nc
repp9Itef ioi Ahe seisS go
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~ iiaiassa u - ! s. : " for +be free
u a57dr : 2,g 4 dssneinp lass received
funef5 re gay ! ners wien n1blished on
rom sne rev papstS ~ oneing Nv ~
$1,000 !. z Z ~ aitry Il
III ~ he o,5ffy,,irsf II rabjd eIodi1ence'
19pl,,r$s f3an fatSars ana ,notbers SEND Ms
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ptpeootPi ua nc. bsan eonaneiied ~ start
80. go "" No ,a a classes insfead AZ one az
ra1tserend hprn ub i rennTted r. have said
iies+ e. bI,atb eyaifine 5non this subject.
I enncii1de that he Is unfamiliar with
dancing as eondscfed among people of re-
s at - an5 IN Sbristian b~o5isehoIds-
pantisH borsehaldS many of them New
5ha peoniess paisce being an edrcatinnal
institnfion established in part to instruct
the IGNORANT. extends an invitation 10 the
sferesai6 hrother ~ insneef IFS dancing
classes and learn what proper dancing ID.
F1rfharmore If he desires to obtain a
nra ctieaI knowledge off this art We shall
| be pleased to make a ministerial discount
IN his hebaIf and give him dancing les
i sons al half price, feel sure that offer
4 connie az months If instruction nc viii
( M IN ~ Wi y y = rsore nfai,iSenfIv ana I I
frusf more courteouslv. for q well regu-
lated dancing class is always a school Of
manners placing especial emphasis upon
politeness.
q desire to correct two inaccuracies
made by this revernd gentleman, which
of course I attribute to his lack of In
formation rather than to innate Derver-
sity. In the first place our dancing class
| has nothing whatever to do with our
church. It is not part of our church
work. Tt belongs exclusively to our
/ Peonie,s Palace which is a secular in
| stitution conducted. however. by Christian
people in a common sense manner. Our
basis is broad as it must needs be in a
stantially what is known as settlement
work. In practical ways we are shield
ing people from temptation n lifting
them into higher forms of life. We are
ounosed to the saloon. the low dance hall
and the gambling he'll. we believe in
sanctifving innocent amusement. in keep
ing people out of mischief by giving
them harmless diversions in healthful sur
roundjngs. IF young men want to play
Ten pins or Billiards. they can satisfy a
legitimate craving in our People's Palace
without the grog shop accomplishments
If nrofanify. obseenity and drinking. If
cornpanies of ladies and gentlemen are