[Vynne, Harold Richard] [from old catalog] · Chicago, Thomson and Zimmerman · leaf 113
n-dorsed by the popular-ity of the differentfestivities that are being constantly arrangedand that invariably secure profitable patronage.Dancing, as a pursuit for pleasure-seekers, isalways popular and its votaries are countless.There are any number of ordinary dance-hallslocated in every quarter… … 115 which, however, would hardly be classified aspublic dance-halls, their privileges being reallyconfined to the pupils and classes who receiveregular instructions there. They may, how-ever, be particularized as follows: Bourniquesacademy, a handsome brick structure locatedat 51 Twenty-third…
