We typed our group's name too quickly. But the typo got us thinking about what a square dance would look like if it had a French accent. 

Even though all square dances are called in English, we wondered if dancers would wear Paris fashions (we hope)? Will someone explain the French origins of square dance terms like promenade, allemande, and do-si-do? (You can pretty much count on that.)  

We don't know if our caller or cuer have any French ancestry but we'll find out! Larry Fruetel will start calling Mainstream tips at 7 pm and Sarah Klaphake will cue rounds between tips until 9. (Owing to scheduling conflicts, this will be Sarah's last dance with us for a while. Please come by and say hi.)