New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-18
and "necking." And this is dancing. A..
il is a strange, mysterious phrase ~

and "necking' And this is dancing, A,
10 is a strange, mysterious phrase.
Our adults ore mainly the young ma.
set, the people who have got over beiro ,,'ys
and who take their dancing seriouslv "'
at this stage Of existence that the duty A.
is most potent Mr.. Williams dine, ,.,',
large party 1T the Freemsns and thu,
10 the club for the dance. Poor Wulis,',
ures up his obligations. There are ~
women he ought 10 dance with, Mrs p.
first, Of course. a LOT Of other men tbi,L =,
ought 10 dance with Mrs. Freeman s,,,
she is tremendously popular for a hal,
end then fades into the background NJ
iiamss wife passes him az she is danci,. ~,
Mr.. Stackpole. A moment later she hi'...e
her husbands ear Have you danced 80
Mrs. Stackpole YETI" "Oh, hell.v say, W.
liams. He had forgotten Mrs Staekp,l.
The Arrived or Thoroughly Settled s.,,.
only a placid interest in dancing ltself ~.
come very late, the ladies gorged and gloy,..
the men stoid and lumpy with con,,,,.',
The wives form hollow square az the ,,1 :,
the piazza, while their husbands sucrd y.
evening in the locker-room, comparing h,o,,'
and golf scores. AZ rare intervals a 49,
armorcd couple takes the floor and e,,,...
about among the more fragile dancers. ~.
is always considerable difficulty in ge,tisy d.
Arrived Set together when the time cone, q,
departure. SIR. Walters has not finished ~
ing how he made birdie" 3 on The sir,h ~,
and Mr.. Franklin has been led out II. la.
ment entrance and laid in his limousine. rs,,.
he solemnly tells his wife he has been wa.
ing, m dear, waiting for you
Magnifcently important people orly
10 formal balls, such As are given in h,,,
Of Prince Slof Of Rumania, or Lord ard Lst
Beaverboard These creatures are of the ron
family q dancers. Dancing is q function
ceremonial. Once in a while they will ub
a fancy dress party II il is period as.;
and the costumes are very expensive. y,-.
tague Dibble has been told no less than az.
bred times that ne looks like Venetian Don
50, OF course, he is always that, while W.
Dibble makes a perfect Catharine De N,td
When any worthy charity wishes 70 add AFR
thousand dollars TO its fund il has only % A..
nounce IAN Evening at Versailles Ti.sss
SIS each" and, 10! out Of ous most erclgib,
cupboards bounds a galaxy Of king, cgs,s
and princes Of the Church, with The rsyi,a.s
preponderance Of msndarins, who nigh; have
been at Yersalles-part Of the suite Of III
Chinese Ambassador, you know
Last stage Of all, the sene'een,-t.hiL
doddering old creatures, who refuse 70 b, l,t
at home and sit ike memen'omoris on Z,
sideines, watching their children and grs..
children at play. Women last longsr Ia,
men at this sort Of thing. They hay, Tor
social vitality. Long hours after Ter ~
band has drunk his matted mix and gsV .
bed old Lady Bicknel viii .caa ,h' tl,ou
with her beady eyes, unmndful q her az,
ters soicitous Mother, dear sreni ~
tired? Don't you think you ough. az
homer"
Grandma Bicknell shakes her head uso''
ously. Brave old Trojan. She ini b.
tied.
81 keep thinking Of you a, dancing school,
Caroline she says.
All the time she is watching NJ "iAaHi
who is sneaking out under The stars with 'ha'
attractive Mr.. - VIVA; did you say VA.
woran's name was. Caroline? Mrs. Bradley
Oh yes"
No. indeed; the fun is not al IN The dsa''as