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Thursday, Dec 11, 1913
EL PASO HERALD
The New Social Dances:
By Mile. Anna Pavlowa
The Boston: Lesson 2
The Spanish-Boston 1
Miss Evelyn Hamilton
You Cannot Learn the
Spanish Until You
Have Mastered the
Plain Boston. '
(This Is one of a series of articles
especially irritten for The 131 Paso Her
ald by Mile. Anna Pavloira, the jjreat
cst HtIbsj premiere, danseuve, -nho
has posed vrlth her dancing partner,
Xavrrentl A'ovikotf, for each figure.
The daaces to be explained and illus
trated are those now In vogme In so
ciety ballrooms.)
IT MAT sound somewhat paradox
ical to say tliat'the Plain Boston
Is a sort of chorus to the fancy
Bostons the Spanish, the Skip and
others yet this Is nevertheless the
case. In other -words, while the Plain
Boston Is complete in itself, despite
Its simplicity and brevity, it always
la used with the other Boston fancy
figures as a sort of preparation and
conclusion to the open positions of the
Bore intricate figures.
In my previous article I showed In
detail how the plain Boston Is noth
ing' more than a forward and back
arrangement of steps In three-four
time, with a pause on the third count
and the possibility of. Introducing the
reverse, as In the "Waltz.
It Is Called the Spanish
Because of Its Lan
guorous Movements.
This article .will take up the First
Variation figure in the Spanish Bos
ton, socalled probably because of the
sliding of the feet and the languorous
quality of the dance. In undertaking
this initial figure in the Spanish Boa
ton let us assume that the dancers are
In close position after one complete
one-two-three count of the plain Bos
ton. Commencing on the first beat of the
music, the lady slides her left foot to
the right, follows it with the right on
the second count and points the left
foot on the final, or pause, beat. The
body is inclined sharply backward, the
head falling, and while the left arm
hangs at the side with the tips of the
fingers resting in the right hand of
the man the lady elevates her right
arm by the left hand of her partner.
The movements to be followed by the
man dancer are Identical with those
of his lady, save that he turns to his
left and permits his body to so a trifle
further in a half circle. It Is a diffi
cult figure to , perform satisfactorily
but one highly interesting because of
its possibilities.
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Advice To the Lovelorn
By Beatrice Fairfax.
DOST TRY.
Dear Miss Fairfax:
I am 18, land deeply in iove with
a young man one year my senior.
Some time ago I said something 1
should not have said to him. I have
written him an apology, but have not
heard from him since. How may I
regain his love as I love him dearly?
Bloody.
You offended, and yeu apologized
and he has refused to accept the
apology. There is nothing more for
you to do but try to forget him.
I am sorry, my dear, but I can
not let you go on your knees, and that
is what any further attempt on . your
part toward a reoanclliatioa would
mean.
NO.
Dear Miss Fairfax:
I am 18 and deeply in love with a
young man three years my senior. He
declares he loves me, and me only,
h flirts with everv stranxe girl he
.sees. He has been known to give
presents to some other young gins
his acquaintance and also takes them
to entertainments. Do you think ho
really loves me as he says he does?
J. 3 B.
His great love Is for himself. A
man who flirts Is vain, weak, fickle
land silly. He desires to be loved by
more than one woman, a characteristic
in a man which spells woe tor every
woman who is weak enougn to care
for him.
(This Is one of the regular features
of The El Taso Herald.)
The Correct Position for the First Variation
of the Spanish-Boston.
(Copyright, 1913, by the McClure News
paper Syndicate.)
(This Is one of the regular fc
atures of The Bl Paso Herald.)
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Nor was it inspired by any human
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neurotic children that these exhausted
mothers would bring Into the world.
He was one of the men happily
few now who hold the ancient faith
that women are a species of animals,
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"Where Every Woman Belongs.
Before you could pass that law
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The place "where every woman be
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instance? The last census report
showed there were 17,08,600 unmar
ried men in the United States. That
means a corresponding number of old
maids, since no woman can make a
man marry her unless he wants to.
Are these women to become parasites
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self-supporting? Is It an old maid's
place to settle herself down on some
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ue out and get a job of her own?
Which way will the woman be hap
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think she belongs among the work
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don't you?
"Where Do Ablc-Bodied Girls Belong!
Not every man is eminently success
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of able-bodied daughters.
Where do these young women be
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a good living for themselves and help
their parents, instead of working their
poor old father to death to try to feed
and clothe them?
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free to live his life unburdened by his
female relatives?
Where does a woman belong lf her
husband is invalided, or if he dies,
leaving her with little children and
not a dollar to support them on.?
Doesn't she belong out in the work
ing world then, where she can earn
the money to support those dependent
upon her? Surely she is in her ap
pointed place doing whatever work
comes to her hand, and the pity of it
is that the place is often so bard
and its wages so poor.
Wherever There Is Xeerf You Will Find
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"Send the women back to where
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Wherever there is need and "want;
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(This is one of the regular features
of The El Paw Herald.)
SOCIETY WOMEN AWKWARD
Actress Says They Do Not Exercise, Walk or Sit
Properly.
j ip HE society women of this
I country are awkward," de-
-- Clares. Mies Evelyn Hamilton,
who essays the role of an American
heiress in "The Rose Maid."
"Some of them are simply awkward,"
Bhe continued, "and some of them are
ungainly in a swaggering, boisterous
fashion. Those who have been trained
at all .are utterly stiff and ungainly."
Miss. Hamilton then proceeds to give
a few tips to her society sisters on
how to overcome their awkwardness.
"The first step towards acquiring
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Cultivate the qualities of amiability,
unselfishness, deference and hospital
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these, it will still be time to begin
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"First, find your center of gravity
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through the air and touches the tip
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"Don't hop into a carriage or car,
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In bowing, favor the old time
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Dear Miss Fairfax:
I am a young widow, 28 years of
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would marry him. Some time ago I
met a man whom I love very much
,and married him. Since then the
other man has become a wreck and
says he cannot live without me. 1
love my husband very much and he
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ing that the other man is unhappy on
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would let him see me sometimes it
would make it easier for him. Please
advise me if It would be right if I
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you are married and ought to for-
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ror a single minute. - ,
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to do something you have no right to
do at all something which will get
you Into trouble just as 'sure as you
So, if you should see him sometimes
It would make It easier for him
would It?
Well, how about making It easier
for you?
And then the man you're married
what about him?
You've promised to love and honor
him. Do, you think you would he
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man just -because the other man
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