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TWO-STEP AND RHYTHMIC WALTZ ARE TO RETURN TO FAVOR
Dancin? Masters In National Convention Agree That Men Wfll Not Take Trouble to Learn Difficult New Steps Evolved and That Tango Has Killed Itself.
THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAN. PORTLiAXD, ALULST 22. 1915.
DArOrTTERS who war raatrtn
UM rr at wolrd eaa-vs
watch Iml rat milnr at aa k
"twiakl- wttk poew t.W
t4. who eiaaoot fall ear kn k
attamptad lb Intricate Htor t9
fcav rrvd gtad Mothar may
wane omoothiy alone; and l' t w-
atap to kie doer aid heart's Kl
thla W I r. !' mm wl l fed 1!rp.
Thy mbiy only IB boot of th
varied tep ot tb eopolar daaea
tnid wttk t rkythmlo ld-fk-warts
and twwtap.
Al Ik Netlewal eatin a dan
la mMim. vtitl ti hd rwrontly
I Ik Clrnoiit Hotel, in rr.
rtor. danewr from mtl er A ma rtca
r.a for 11 firat convention h.d oo
th r'-if: Coast fr r 1 rara
Tk kyt or lb ulon Was
rp!!-lty Try H1 ot attempt to
tart forth a IhI o aw aad fraakr
ducM to IikiuIi aad parlurb la
n4r. tat tr.d lo bring aboat
hi! taa!ird ot American ballroom
aa-la. I'-ie rooaMorattea ale wa
lln to Mifonalln t .
t altorm l;l A do tad.
Th va dalaaat wat t
Portland r bruising back tit MS
of uniformity, wr-u-n ty cooawlar t!
iwim rnxinMMH ot In eon
voat m. Tt leetrwctocs all agreed to
tench tao n tap la th oan anaa
oar sad bar Untltar step la all u
d.e-.
Waal tkla aril) wieaa to tb dancer.
ti.tf mu. oaa creoiy bo atlir a tad.
fo kHFart. airx- k arrival ( Taacy
an, ! Tork koa bo tko cantor.
Tk art amallar eitia had tkeir
own step far th tamo tM otbor
. It wa difficult lo fi4 o
ral : wk IKBIN Ik am oa.
t ec hoailatton.
Tka 11. lork tfaaciaa- I a mora.
If ; oa rf laa owrortlT. boW jroar
aaowwor trtfai ana yr ooay i
tiff. kt t':l Moto from th kit
Oowa. Asoteor tioa tlroa by
tbo rocaat rtavalloa vkK-b aay roTo
koipftl la "1 aot lamp tip aa4 dowa.
but 4aa iBMililir w boroaa. id awt
aoaaoa'a tba "airot tara" tra
aaclt la ttdn Ik "arocroaa tara
aoar la aroror. Tko coafwoloa ralo4
by lb :a who war otrr
wi ra "ruo lalo" by tk -lr
t:l bo r-nT4 til t'!titr. atboa all
a tk oi4 Ri lira wttkoat topoin.
raaltbao la "'
Th 4aac ar aeroiapanlo4 by
a boo't'na of tb b n4 aa4 arata.
Ibai la a -roformai t-ollio Tb ao.
Icioa of th cheat aaai akoatOoro aril!
bo arwtaL bat aot far apart. Tk
ataa riM aroa will alrl tno lrt
a) bio baaol win root liahlTy irwrtty
aotwaoa br boaMr blarfor Tb clrr
loft bano thoa'd bo placo4 oa kr
aartaor'o booroot aAs!4!or bla4o.
Iat4 of Ik cwalort4 kaaol poo
laro ol tka paot yoar. tko atoa44
kll aro kaM aatarally. tba Ctrl'
palm mttnt oa bar partitor'a baad
Tiabaat t aot oanco tbla oaaoa
Aa Ham of Imrortafico at Iho rwa
ant loo allacooaioa n Iko form
of a alaaro that a maa will loarw. Th
aras maa woa:4 Uara to do
lb tatlnbi or riaor atop oitkor
roomily or r:f ully. It aaa a bora
att4 a worry. For that roaaoa Ik
aarln avaalor docMoal that tk taaco
kit) Kaolf
Of all lb daac tkr I
at oao Ibat roirao any oort of ta
aaatto contortion. All ar ataipla. A
row taa4r4 alaaroa war a4opt4 froia
laadar of tl art la Varlout part of
Iko coaatry. Of oaa ef lka. Moil
roo M. Rlaatar I lb aathor. It botaf
tb lotroa W alta Trt." Tba olhor
ar Iho Xttal txo-btp. th "Xa
tiaoal To Trot" and tb -Walla Walk
by 0ar Paryoa, f Nw Tork.
ir ln la Urwrai
Tb afoaroo Malta I a racofnl
danr ard en wttb ay p. Ko
(tnnlnc with tk racular poaKion. tk
lata two blow caalor alr Tor-
PRETTY
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V aadTaaata ua far tka aotaw of tk tawora. - - . AJfc. Jt$'-f .rI.v'-'
J wttk a way ajain a tkaaiar. Jtf mmr7:!r' V'gT;g n4'?' "
Tba aallav kaod doa aot allow lor tk a o Jgf " '- ;t. .. .B-: ria-r "i- i r i " -
P oaniiU baomt aobla. Tba BcM Has aa ad f Illlil Ml I Silliiairin- Tl -.., .1
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cTo?7i S'-rodtoat r?rtA.ymtfii'n
ward, aa la fiaara U lx trottlna- atapa
forward, brlnaias tbo foot toiioUior oa
Ik aixlk coaat tta-o wiaaara. walla
Iwico lo tk tiakt Ifoar naonml
and ronoat at will. od part: bal-
-o forward and h-kward aa IB
I ar i r walk forward) two m-
aroo. Trot l ! rtard I two
awaaaraal. walla toar moaaurM and r.
poat at wl'.L Advanced daara raa
add lb or roll aa how by air. and atra.
Hlnclor la fiarara a.
Tno OH. art tglldO wilt b anthr
aoaular daa-a. Kiaar kow It
movomonla. haclbnlr wilk four alld-
n lia with lh rlaht Toot. oo-
foarth tara, four olldma atap wltk
th loft, followed by fear eliding tura.
if .tap. Ib. two lao.
Tb
Oacar ttirya Walt Wat aa
follow: Canter two tnaura. tarn
wa ata.ur... walk two maa.ures. hoi.
an forward and backward, aa In Har
are . thoa walla Arfrancad daarer
raw asodify tble waits with the ecrell
Ira. aa. la f ior .
ralka la Llltvd.
la tka aaw raalar lb man faora
hi loft foot and the partaer her left.
They bsla with two walklac ta
on MH.ar.l. I oral a to the loft at
rtht (!. klk ! ll. rroai itep.
h slrl er-tppln; back and th
forward. tna two mr. in tne
one iap the dancer wama tor warn
it a lap, rloelna on tha alitb coant.
EMBROIDERY DESIGN FOR COLLAR AND CUFF IS SHOWN
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cTr? Kaf "k d H
then waltain throe maufa
ataoa on tba otztb ooant.
drop
The "Deaarka" and the "Jitney ioit."
a polka, ar both dance Which (it
promt of bolnd popular. Th "El
I'lihlna," by Professor Conway, of Con
neetlcat, mat with marked admiralloa
at the ronrentlon.
All Iho danclnic maalers ot Portland
bare anltod with the other member
of lh convention la deciding to teach
the earne atep for th earn dnca.
In thl way the ytm of dancInK tn
thla city will be ap.to-dat. anlform,
tandard and national.
M. ChrUtnn. ot Portland, waa
elected vtr.prldni.
MINT ROUTINE PICTURED
fhtti)d rmn P T.
mooay. but living a her thr waa a
lock board and stock gambllna:. brat
either ry mack ap or down. At last
k day ot xtreme. paalo cam had h
old:
"1 am going to jilt thla fTflh 11 f
here."
Having lived long In a dry,
bkd dimata. be determined to mere
to grcra grass and flowing rivers, so
Portland was selotud. For two or
three yeara th two great rivers held
hint spellbound. Every moment of
Ulsar waa apeat Bitting by tha river
vk: k iv r 1 4- - ---I p ;-ki ik-'O'-k
yrc S
or rowing and at frequent Intervals ex
claiming: "How ean these people stay away
rrom th waterr Oh, now mucn wouio
w have given In Nevada to stand oft
ahd lust t only a glimpse of that
flowlna water and tha green hills, the
beautiful green hills."
Old Hotels Ar Mentioned.
Well, he elected to live her always
and to him th much-berated rains
were a joy. He died In th midst of
tha beauties of nalur he loved so well.
That was fc bio to me. We had no
near relatives, a fw ecustnS only, and
I was alone. No, not alone, for I have
had many dear ahd loving friends. Oft
times friends taka the place of rela
tives If we do hot ae or know th rel
atives well.
I had eome to Portland to live, to
earn money. I found the city pretty
small, pretty primitive In every way.
The EJinond and Bti Charles, down Os
Tront street were the first-class ho
tels. Th Portland had been begun,
but only the foundation walls were
bnllt and, there it ateod like an old
ruin. A poor man wandered In there
i .loan waa tabbed and lost his life.
Thet wer no brldg. Just antiquated
ferry boats en a string, and norsecars.
Th cars stopped early at night and
everybody went to bed early, because
"5ai 4b
they could not get around in Winter
without wading in the mud or using
a lantern. Persons who were un
usually thoughtful burned their gar'
hage in their stoves as much as pos
sible, others would wander around at
night secretly and put butailea of it
on the nearest vacant lot.
There were no telephones then and
the only means of hurried communica
tion was an excessively expensive mes
senger boy. WO had gas, but the
houses used coal Oil. Our chief dry
goods stores wer on First street and
were more like the general country
store, with vegetables and groceries
closely allied. If you wanted any.
thing you had to go and buy it and.
bring It home yourself. Now a woman
buys a Upool of thread and a few hooks
and eyes and orders It sent home.
Merrtsoa The Fwtt Away.
First street was the great business
street My brother, when he arrived,
could Only obtain a small. Indifferent
office ther. Offices and store rooms
were scarce and rents high. There
whs a building, the Old Cambridge, go
ing up on the corner of Third and Mor
rison streets. My brother engaged an
office and rooms when the foundation
was Just being laid. After he had
done so everyone said: "Qothg Way
back on Third and Morrison streets? j
Why, you cannot do any business there.
It is too far out of the way."
Afterwards he moved to the Mar
quam building, way, way up on Sixth
and Morrison streets, so far that they
had to beg'tenants and give them ex
tra inducements to come. My brother
had his office and roOms there 30
years. He died after thny commenced
alteration on the Old building and had
he not he would have been killed when
the end of the old building, then under
alteration, fell, sweeping clean all the
offices in that part.
I had cOme With my Wares to the
Portland market; what had I to offer?
The teaching ef education and gym
nastics. The supply was greater than
the demand. I tried the gymnastics
first. Was Sot I a graduate of Dio
Lewis' school, of Boston? Was not that
the head ot all gymnastic eulture in
the United States and had tadt Die
Lewis gleaned from other countries,
too? I commenced to work On the
School Directors. I worked and worked
In vain. While being Very worthy men.
they had not attained to the heights
of bodily eulture. f finally gave up
that prospect in despair. Down on
First street was the V. M. C. A. We
Had no T. W, C. A., that was hot
dreamed of or dared; it was outside of
the bounds ef woman's province,
B. C. Frost was at the head of tbei
bi
V. Jj. C. A, We taught some-of the
children and gave a nice little exhibi
tion. It was all very well, but it did
not bring in pupils; it was too new. I
had a small class of women. They
seemed to object to the nucessafy
short dress for work, although it name
pretty well down over the bloomers.
Now they work at tha Multnomah in
bloomers without any skirts and run
around the buildings hither and yon,
which is proper enough, but what a
Change in opinion.
Magnet Draws Ont Needle.
Indianapolis News.
A needle has been removed from the
brain of a Western woman. Many yeara
ago it got into hef Scalp ffom a rough
towel. With which she was drying her
hair. Since then the bit of steel had
worked quite through hef skull. An
18-lnch magnet Was used in the extrac
tion, only a small incision having to be
made.
Where Celebrities Are.
Life.
Aunt Mary (Visiting in the fcity)
I want to hear at least On of your
famous grand opera Bingers and then
see some of your leading actors.
Nephew tto office boy)- Jimmy. gt
us seme tickets for the vaudeville and
movies.
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