Buck and Wing Dance Captivates Society Circles
A long feature notes the buck and wing as the new society craze among young men in New York, Philadelphia and beyond. It praises vigorous leg work and dexterous footwork, cites dancing masters and notable followers, and describes adoption by brokers, social events, and even women. The piece weighs novelty against propriety, with colorful quotes from dancing masters and society figures.
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Honolulu
Democratic
South
New York
Philadelphia
Wall Street
Clarence
Chauncey
Mamma
Darkies
Frank Gould
Mr. Gould
Eighth Avenue
Gould
Palmer House
Newport
Walter G. Wroe
Belle- Vue-Stratford
Percy Madeira
James Francis Sullivan
Kathryn Voorhees
Sylvia Fassett
Fannie
Tony Drexel
Drexel
Vanity Fair
Georgia
Clarences
Chaunceys
Ange
Father Knickerbockers
Horace Jayne
Anthony Drexel
Jack Conaway
Wroe
Jack O'Brien
Alvin Kraenzlein
Narragansett Pier
Atlantic City
Byron
Kaiser Wilhelm deck of cards crowns him King of Hearts
A serialized piece describes Kaiser Wilhelm II designing a royal deck featuring royal figures and diplomats as the cards. Bismarck Gladstone Crispi Waldeck-Rousseau are knaves. Leopold of Belgium Humbert I Victoria and Margherita appear as other face cards while the Kaiser places himself as King of Hearts. The article links the card theme to European diplomacy and adds a long flourish on the buck and wing dance in social life.
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Odest Kaiser
Wilhelm
Kaiser
Iere
Kaiser Wilhelm
Corfu
Monte Carlo
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Europe
Bismarck
Knaves
Gladstone
Crispi
Waldeck-Rousseau
Danny Kaiser
Metx T Cai
Alps
Richelieu
Leopold
Belgium
Congo
Humbert
Italy
Pope
Queen Victoria
Margherita
Empress
Austria
Czarina
Russia