Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05
RAG DANCES ARE
MADE STANDARD
BY INSPECTORS

..s-e,.l aossasroaoeaer 70 sos'a.o JOURNAL


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New YORK, Aplll g. ne ''"A"
has t0ed the mars te,,,7
Likewise me out-9''p, al ~.
hllf hesilailoh' ll"AiAV 'I, ~
ether light iantaslc toes " ~
ment have danced 70 lle , pipiiE
the efficiency eApella' ,e,.i,i re ,'q"
dances nave peen ~ ii-V" ~
than once bul Igco"'ls ~ ,i
standardized ulluei NV ~ . W.
unteer society inspectors VIZ .lV Nv. u,'e
to the doors OF the asscIlin's iUo ,,,,. W.
the Colony Clup' ~ i,'o ,,. sno,rr
ana sleleo' -, - nv 49, ono modest aes.
Nv Wv .r.st v,av If dancing each Of
etops. the methods iudOrsed
,,1 lcst pnown dancers. The go
-, .nloaen plldes are no longer
'',.d f,r,n
,rta Goio.nv rub affair was anus
,rdrr indicative of the extent and in
,1neitt an Now Yorlrs nngomania.
tra,, ir,otbar and granddaughter
a foaofhnr GrnV-haired matrons
.nl5,od elbows with sweet young
,nt,,os iro, "a inc end Of their first
.,.asor literally rubbed elbows. for
,e,,. ana ~ ne elhselv wedged seats
, fuiod ana many women stood
througb tba two hours conference.
.rt1 meme, aesociation headed
i.,. 1us Waller Damrosch. sent large
1etcaatior More than 300 of New
,,rs, evcpeire social arbitors
,rn ,.tnso,,t one noted Mrs. cornell
fIl,t.ti, 81 Nfrs charles r.
,i.y,nInr Mrs Andrew Carnegie.
~. 1ii,.', tiarrinan Mrs Norris X
D2up NJ. Gconar tIe,yitt Mrs +
g'l n.,ia,, y ~, Ionoh adenbere Mrs
- 1",.'', (,,,,,t,,, Htrs Alhcrt uorris
w.. ~ ~. a,a,,i,6n min
anu - ,,I.'.,,i..o.,, s,,,oo.,,,,.s
many iroii''''' 7i''' 49,, ~, ?
MISS Mauue Weliloit ga ,,''a.''i,7
ton daughter OF senator "e1, i,'.'
was IN lnltIesleu SpeCu.1u WI ~
included MISS Anne Molsan' - H.'9
lafol ne foIest' MISS may Na,e''u'i
MISS NlnliIeu IVES MISS li'"i'' "'''
MISS Elsie ne Noile'
special provision Was luaut lN'
large NUMBER OF aahciils tede eis' nS'
only lhrousn theh can ile sl"ilu l'!.,l
l"ed oahtes pc populaI l1eu. ~ Ple9
cht nearly every tedclie l'aS il9 wv"
heln0u' anu az tes1l1 tnVtc ~ ~ Wv
'Itsis oiset W. ~ ioi li's
oi me pupils. II IN salu tliul " - a,-
ilost =, ~ losssloie 10 suu'i- ai,tH
ION ooueh WIN, D I'M - y" 80, 9,.
Nlln Huunb "oi'"" i''i'' '''
"nst' M .. 81, .. ,,,,
Alao thal oHe ~ w ne g.. ~
p-uale GA uses vi il"e, 'l''o,l'4' 10" u.s.
C'le "'apIil1S ul huS'l" ~ "''u -,
u"Iye lhl 'lubn ne vsS'lls' ~
nls Steps rom one llienu u 'e",i,e,
a ,i lluili SUN 9l'e "iiu Nh,
I'eS "1lelill,, Nv uoHNe WIN eu0 ,9.t
my slI'p'y Cai'nU' uo IT, -a a., ~
nlalllv1 me pt.e', VI 'op' 49, ', i,,d
i'"i eilH9 H"'iii's si'oi VI tti,i..,
Ecu ''.b" van 'le"l Up 'nc '''''''''
Proceedings open Win Philosophy
But how did society put its dances
TO the efficiency test Proceeding
hesan NOT win PRAYER bul WIN
philosophy FOR Miss Rachel GROWERS
read encouraslng extracts from nave
lock Ellis Fhllosophy of DaheluB'
Ihen Miss Elizabeth Burchehal,
physical director of pubic school
girls, discussed dancing from the
teachers standpoint. II find it of
great value in the schools, said MISS
Burchenal, and ! believe that youh4
slrIs should dance as o. means OF M
proving health and grace. Also ! AN, am
convinced dancing is am eNcellen'
'ning Tor Older people. ....