The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-08
DANCE, EAT AND DANCE AGAIN

Music arose with it's voluptuous swell,
 Soft eyes looked love to eyes which spake again,
 And all went merry as a marriage
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 There's a new fad. and the girls want to know all about it. You may be sure it has something to do with dancing, for the pretty creatures seem to be dance mad. Everyone is trying to get up a new innovation that will keep the girls still gtwfrling the light fantastic and be a magnet to draw young men to the dance, as well.
 A happy thought struck some one between dances to dine. New York was first to adopt it; to see whether 1t would become a fashionable craze or turn out to be frost. Ehe one who introduced the novel fad of dan c1ng between the dinner courses was crazy, remembering the old adage, Thetway to a mans heart is through his stomach He may grow weary of dancing, but of dining, with his best girl seated beside him at the ta- ble-never.-we1, hardly ever
 This is the way it is conducted A party at the first table sits down to dine at 7:30 in the evening. While they are enjoying. the first course, dancing begins promptly for the rest. After one or two dances the manager in charge blows the whistle. Those at the table, having disposed of the course. arise. giving their seats at ta- ble to others, taking their place to dance. The second whistle bids the patty who dined first to partake of the second course at table No. ?; and so on until they have reached the fifth. sixth or seventh table, which repre- sents the number of courses to be served.
 The small tables are placed at the side walls, and accommodate two at each table. Twenty tables are the re- quired number for 40 couples While i one-half of the guests are dining the entire evening to dine, dance and dine again. After all have dined all Join in dancing Everyone is happy there- fore jolly. They've had a splendid dinner, there's been a chance for the linen to make love to their pretty com4 panions and trip to the merry strains lof the Kiss waltz, ttBlue Danube,' '' as we'll. as to the newer melodies, to their hearts content. There isn't a couple that doesn't vote the dinner and dance a huge success, and wish | they could attend one six nights in the week Girls do not get Jagged out and look tired despite their youth and vii yacity.
 l Dinner courses between the dances are a wonderful beauty preserver. The X wonder is that it was not thought of I before. Pink lemonade was very de- I lightfuI but the dinner from con I somme to nuts, leaves nothing more I to be desired. Very often a girl takes Ia precious souvenir home-Tthe heart Eof the young man who accompanied her to the delightful affair. The pro- gressive dinner and dance is a reality which fills a long-felt want. The girls have an opportunity to have an unin- l terrupted chat with different partners. The newest dance craze has much to its credit for lovers to be thankful for
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