Farmer's magazine (January-December 1920) . r—. The pattern for this dress. can be had from The Pic-torial Review 263 AdelaideSt. W., Toronto. ?1 Farmers Magazine 35 he Move for Saner Dancing ANCE halls do not hold a largeplace in the social life of thecountry, but sooner or later, thepular vogue approved and establish-in these is bound to find its way toe last village centre or farm kit-en where the young people of theighborhood hold their dances. Itill be gratifying then, to every personterested in the community welfare,I know that the new tendency in theaces that set the fashi
Farmer's magazine (January-December 1920) . r—. The pattern for this dress. can be had from The Pic-torial Review 263 AdelaideSt. W., Toronto. ?1 Farmers Magazine 35 he Move for Saner Dancing ANCE halls do not hold a largeplace in the social life of thecountry, but sooner or later, thepular vogue approved and establish-in these is bound to find its way toe last village centre or farm kit-en where the young people of theighborhood hold their dances. Itill be gratifying then, to every personterested in the community welfare,I know that the new tendency in theaces that set the fashions in dancingto go back to the old fashionedinces, and to dance them with some-ling of the old fashioned restraint andgnity. Even the way the new moveas started by a dancing teacher in aTge American city may offer someiggestions for community leaders innailer places. It was while Joseph L. Guyon waslaching the waltz and two-step in hisschool in Chicago that the mod-dance craze broke upon the city,abarets anrl dance-floors in restaur-ts appear
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