Certainly, dutifully Amanda had made her bow, débuting before polite society, both with 120 girls of good family at the 74th annual Tuxedo Autumn Ball in October 1962, and at a supper-dance given at her mother and stepfather's Long Island country house.
After the performance, the cast is to join the audience for a champagne supper dance.
He was also in a supper club dance team with Wendy Toye, who became a successful musical comedy choreographer and director.
The pieces they performed, most of them choreographed by Mr. O'Leary and Ms. Carr, had charming names like "After Dinner Dance," "Trip to the Cottage" and "Late Supper Dance".
At a late hour writer drove down to the building onCentre Street that was formerly Police Hq., where the Louis Falco Dance Co. was giving a benefit supper-dance.
He was accustomed to thinking hard about international affairs late in the morning after garden parties, dinner parties, supper dances, and balls.
Educated at Miss Spence's and Miss Porter's Schools, between nights at the Stork Club, dances, and her debutante supper-dance at the Pierre, little Edie had attempted to initiate a career modeling for Macy's and several specialty shops.
"They play great music and try to capture the elegance of a supper club," said Cynthia Richtman, who teaches Latin steps at Dance Dimensions in Norwalk and often visits VanDome with her students.
So he ventures on a supper.
