tea dance

It was like trying to sleep at a tea dance!

They are kept at a safe distance for the palm court tea dances.

In recent times it has been used to provide the elderly with tea dances and a festival for older people.

For the older generation a tea dance was a reception akin to an "at home".

They formed clubs and held tea dances to which local girls were invited.

To celebrate, they considered having a tea dance, since they first met at one.

You've never been to a tea dance, have you, Jamie?"

Willy meets Fuzzy at a tea dance later in the afternoon and they begin a relationship.

"I think, strangely enough, tea dances were a product of the jazz age," he said.

An afternoon dance is formally known as a tea dance.

Sunday afternoon Tea Dancing began and is ongoing to this day.

Today had been the day of the Red Cross bazaar and tea dance.

Other events include monthly social tea dancing and a brown-bag lunch music series.

"Well, tea dances are a thing of the past.

The weekly Tea Dance was incorporated into the official program.

They know how to dress for a tea dance on Fire Island, and she doesn't.

Age Concern runs tea dances, as do some local authorities, hotels and dance halls.

Hard rock and faculty tea dances were groping for ways to coexist.

We used to go uptown to the Park Plaza for tea dances.

"They built an addition on the courthouse to turn it into a stately building for lectures and tea dances."

"It was something like a tea dance," recalled Bob Woods, one of the players.

With cabaret, tea dances, comedy and music, it remains a popular destination.

In less than a year he began work on his second album, The Tea Dance.

The next tea dance is June 2.

Had any marriages developed from the once-a-month tea dances?