The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-25

recent NlBAb b0 BNS
 the decided improvement In the maj ter of dancing.
 say Improvement savisediy- for not only Is tho dancing now naeFe graceful, and more sane, but 1t as more uke the old fashioned dancing that "The Bslies and seAux or osaet aavs,. .tnduiged tn. than the perfectly .troo,ous outrageous hideo1sly ugly dancing of the past few years
 New York is not ''danoe mad" as ii was when the 'Hula-Hula" dance and the mad, rtotous frantic "Apaone- nance" and the "Maxtxs" ana aAl those things ware the rage tem v.arn axo--hut 1t Is dancs mad watn really graceful dancing
 Oh. of course. occasionally you ..a am ala time Bunny Hug or nanarre bit of danctng--but even @' he most Bohsmian places there .s ..aouhtadiy an Improvement ana il aertsznfy is much to be comrnenose'
 wAe Beamttnui Lorraine
 o.. sf the most beautiful places ! -.u4 4o ,sniis was in Now York; was ss.e .xaEan Room of 'Sphe L'orra'ns' . uoosa attractive and charming ex- aazssws Aoeal tust off of rasnaonAoa" x.ssh avenue up iu che sortiea
 ~na Lorraine is the last word m aanwnnce--@ad digrfty-where e1ctu- stps soatefx danaes-sspeoiAny on
 
 sseuAtsd aa t ss within sne heArs .e tna most attractive and the moss ,eu.zf4pnabla section of New FoFse' A ,s Aocasstbao and eoniwanaent sna sa Ass sesn the center of raodase bre a.rxspr tho pass ssasoa many eeeae umxttam and dtnnGr' parties ana se@ AansMuta haans gppan there.
 Ehs xE4N soo<n an thA aSss<'ksaAs .fznruo0a bad Che pleasure s1 as- Aandsnm a Tsa Dansant ct The LOT rasne wsAa crowded to the doors--ens heunsffud eruhsstrnS--sssst0h naS cesn oosxsflsA by many ozs the -Four Kun Ar~d- for pzisHss dancing psrties De- eauss of fHs szoeilenoe-@sfEaofins tae khxengs ss Ben aa the well nagn perfsSt asncsax floor and tho &tfraos five surroundfngA
 xSsan Hdfxh CAsanausAs 6 graesru end oharnnane yonn& seuthsgn won- .a. |. sss -ksosses4t' for tho tea ana s,nner dances ax "Ths I.orraines" and win her tast and talent makes the oooasions most enjoyable.
 faanotnx throuxh the thronEz cne ~siunpses many of the ssanftfui de- butantss of this season snoindins Marjorie Hughes. Harriet caznac. Hes- ty strong. Constance Bsnkss Dosotny Maxrir. Peggy Ramsay Nina cnatA- Ion. Mary Charming and Joan Chan ming. whfls other fashio4abls people ro4aa were Mir. Ben N. Duke Mir. :. Thorn, Mrs. Maude HufScn. hisa Halan Maher. Mr. BaidwiS Mir and frs Hollister Pease. MT. and Mrs. Francis Weuman. Mrs- Don Ba<ear xrx A. E Manville. Mira. August aelmont. Mrs. Thayer Iacescd- Mr. and Mrs. Charles sherman. MrA- A. '. L. arlington, Mrs. Raymond Havefneyer ana MT. and Mrs. John w. AerpeT% .ss The Popular Dai<n@ Mr and Mrs. BsnJaman Duke and their family including Mn. and Mrs' Anthony ]. nrsxsi Biddla. Irs and thak< charming children. Mary and Anthony ]. prsxsi Biddia. ILL and Mr. Angler Duke twho ts new in Paris) and his attractive children. Anthony (.Tony') Newton Duke and Angler B. Duke. Jr- are always the center of a charming ooterfs Of south .rn friends as well as the fashion- .nle world of Now York and with flair far-fnmed hospitality always .sntrabuts e much to tho pleasure ef thstr fr1and&
 nsr. and MrA Dzss gsSs q sssnsa- sxa party dnxins our vistt ae New York which assembled one or the most interesting groups of sousnern people in tho big mstropohsi Nortn f,aroatna. rexaa, Mississtppi. Alabama reanessss end other states were rep .,e~entsd by fair women and gaiiant mon tho eooastcn being . tsa pArsy wSAoA vas given at the homo q nr' anA Mrs. ". w. vuIleA
 n>Eu11srs xno srs very dose per s,,uua frssnds cf Mr and Mrs. Duke - eocdsally offsrsd their hAndsome k.xns sa yifth avenue just naxt doer |, ths psaakiai mansion of tho Duxes = TfftA avenue and Highty-nanth ~erse4 for ths tea party as the deco- x~ters and patntsrs were in the midst U -6osnr oysr~ the besuttfui houas = m and MrA nufs-
 AsA Furssr. hy the way h . mn wvtsn ee ssuthern bsauty-A Mons- r~nsrx gfys-lsrmesax and sns ss ish. u,e.e astraS&fvs and lovely won - h Msw Tori scsisty.
 4na soeanaoa was meds dsiisht- sui bx mnssp and sons. Miss Rhodsa. h taientsl young southern girl con srabutine her lovely voice, singing many pleasing and beautiful seiec- s1unA
 Nh Durss hundreds of frtends xnro.shout the southiand--from Dur ham. N. G. his home, where Trinity coI,Sge stands . beautiful testa- ment to his generosity and philan- thropy--to far away Texas--win re- 3oics to know that his health greatly improved and that he looks younger and better than he has for many years; his graceful courtliness and his affability, his comradarie and delightful cordiality proclaim