Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-20

AL the worlds . Tango
Afternoon and night. and all the wo-
men
Merely tsngoists; they have their
daily
Comings and goings; and one woman
In her time learn many new steps.
The tango having seven ages. First
the eugenic
Infant rocked to synocopated lull-
aby.
And then the sophisticated child In
care Of
in care Of
Its governess, swaying to a
Lifting tune. and then the
Ingenue flirt, surrounded by men,
Each begging her to try the tango
Or to hesitate little bit. Then the
debutante
Expert in twists and turns, tangoing
like an
Oriental dancing girl, jealous of riv-
ais,
Alert and quick to learn
New dips, and seeking to surpass with
Acrobatic dancing. And then the ma
tron,
Full of bridge laws and pink-tea scan
dal,
But likewise of terpsichoren bent,
Who tangoes with the best of them;
So the tango has its innings. The
sixth age shifts
Into the black mauve clad widow,
Grief submerged in syncopation, erst-
while strident
Woe modulates to gay abandon. Last
scene Of all
In second chilhood helped out with
paint,
False hair. massage, banting and
rolling,
French hats, late supper and high
balls
And still tangoing.
Coral Clyce.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Clark, Mr.. j.
H. Otis and Fred Gobel were the din
ner guests of George Moody at the
Strater Saturday evening.
The Ladies' Missionary society OF
the Southern Methodist church met
yesterday with Mrs S. G. Wall. The
company spent the afternoon making
rugs for the parsonage. The hostess
served delicious refreshments. The
fine array of home coking prepared
by the Mesdames Barton, Brown, Mil
Ter and Grafflin was awarded to those
holding the lucky numbers. In dis
posing Of the wares Mrs. Joe Kol2
acted as mistress of ceremonies.
The Misses Margaret and Mary
Kroeger entertained at dinner Sat
urday evening for Miss Raine, OF
Ironton, Ohio, who is here for an ex-
tended visit with her sister, Mrs. Hen
ry Kroeger. Their guests were the
Misses Tickle, Brown and Raine and
Mrs. Rose Koogle.
Mrs. Chirley, of Cortez, will be the
weekend guest of her nephew, Will
liam Birkhimer and family. She is
en- route east for an extended visit.
Mrs. John Bell and daughter Miss
Frances, arrive from Bells spur to-
night to spend Sunday with Mrs. Har-
ry Jackson and Miss Marguerite. To-
morrow the Jacksons and their guests
will motor TO bayfield,.
-
Mrs. w. W. McEwen, Jr., was the
pleasing hostess of the Kensingtor
club this week. Only members were
present.
The Star Sewing circle ladies were
delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. Glenn
ent Russell this week, on their usual
meeting afternoon.
Miss Florence Bauser was the
hostess at pleasingly arranged din
ner at the Strater Tuesday evening.
Her guests were Miss Marguerite
Jackson, DIR. Dean and Mr.. Wade.
After dinner Miss Perle Thompson,
Mr.. Stilwell and Mr., Cotton Joined the
party. A motor trip to Trimble in
the Stilwell auto with dance at the
Hermosa house was the concluding
feature of the evenings gaiety.
The Mesdames Frank Cable, Chas.
Melton, John Morlock, Clyde Camp
bell, NJ. Burch, M. Vasmer and p.
Campbell were pleasantly entertained
by Mrs. J. C. Foster this afternoon
1T her cosy home on Sixth avenue
and Seventh street.
Miss Edith Robin expect to leave
for Europe the last of next week.
She will visit in London for several
weeks and later goes to Paris for
an extended stay.