The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-09-17
The Long Boston Waltz.

exchange is a combination of the
Valtz and two-step, and considered
St Fascinating by the American 400
z &called the long Boston Waltz, anil
believed to comprise more of the
elementary beauty curves than the old
waltz. The long Boston is sometimes
characterized as two-step to waltz
time, but the glide waltz has booy
motion with swing and balance,
while the two-step has not. 1t is
more harmonious, symmetrical ana
pleasing dance than either the two
step or the waltz. First there is the
forward and backward long glide; sec
Ond, the balance and quarter-turn SIM
ultaneously. The beginner should first
master the forward and backward long
glide, then add to that the balance,
and when these are understood, com
bine them with the quarterturn. The
forward and back step is always the
glide; the foot at the side is always
the balance; the rise on the foot is the
notion and the foot raised for turning
is beginning the quarter-turn. This
dance, now taught by fashionable
teacher of dancing in New York City,
should only be danced in figure
eight in waltz time.
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Study Circle With Mrs. Ballard
The Study Circle of Columbia Street
Baptist church, held very pleasant
meeting, Thursday afternoon, the sub
ject being early Missions in China
Oh which some interesting papers were
read.
y Punch was served the guests as t!'cy
<entered by Mrs. Anna Foote, white a'
the close of the meeting Mrs. Ballard
assisted by Mrs. Preston served an ice
course with cake. The members pres
ent were Mesdames D. M. Watkins
J. Z. McMillin, j. A. Richardson. NC
Cullough, Wainwright, A. A. Mcnta
eur w. W Crawford F. Cook, Rus
sell, w. A. Siarping, w. A. Collins
i7Glnonson, =. g. Wright, R. F. Bar
ton, Steadman and Ellis Hickman
Misses Anna and Maggie Montague
while Mrs. Anna Foote and Mrs. Pres
ton were the only guests.
Mrs. ]. p. Greenwood, of Dallas
Texas, who has been visiting her fail
err, Capt. w. P. Chambers, and he
sister, Mrs. Abner Polk, has gone
Creola, Miss, to visit her husband
sister, Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Greenwood
WAS accompanied by her father-in-lav
MIR. ]. S. Greenwood, of Natchez.
The Meridian Dispatch of Thu~sda
says Miss Myra DuBose, Of Ellisvill
and Miss Ruth Denham, of Hattie
bIrg, neice of Capt T. c. Carte
passed through Meridian yesterda
en- route to Marion. Ala, where the
will enter Judson College.
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To Enter jefferson Medical College.
Messrs. Charlie Hightower and Rio
Haney left Thursday for Philadelphl
where they will enter Jefferson Nee
cal College. After their graduation
June they will be internes at one
the hospitals in New York City,
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Meets.
Che Catholic Ladies Aid will hc"l
bdstness meeting Monday afternoon
$50 at the convent. This will be
very important meeting and the ladi
desire all members to be present.
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Misses Smith to Teach in Edwards.
Misses Leila May and Margal
Smith leave Monday for Edwar'
where they will be members oil
public school faculty.
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Mrs. Jet Logan and little son, ..
Jr. returned Thursday afternoon III
Meridian, where they were the gu
Of Mrs. Logan's parents, DR.. and M
A. A. Dillehay.
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To Teach in Newton.
Miss Clara Ledbetter ieft In"
day for Newton where she will tel
in the public school.
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{fiss Leila Reddoch, OF Bassti'
nt Tuesday with Miss Maggie b
son on New Orleans street.