Rathbone Stock Co. Good For 1 Dance Token

The look and style of it feels American with the fancy five but I have not seen a "good for" that was for a dance before. I ran the name and came up with the Rathbone Brothers UK connection as well so it easily could be English. I could find no further info so and would be interested to see what others will say.

Generally They were dance halls, that charged a small sum to dance with women. A taxi dancer is a paid dance partner in a partner dance. Taxi dancers are hired to dance with their customers on a dance-by-dance basis. When taxi dancing first appeared in taxi-dance halls during the early 20th century in the United States, male patrons would typically buy dance tickets for a small sum each. They were around for 100 years, and can still be found today.
The women were known as taxi-dancers because their pay was proportional to the amount of time they spent dancing with customers, as with a cab driver and a passenger. They were themselves not very different from their customers: unmarried, working-class women who were often stigmatized as prostitutes. Many of these women justified their choice of career to those who judged them by noting the comparatively high wages they received as taxi-dancers.
Immigrants from all over flocked to the dance halls to overcome the loneliness in their new lives with the help of the taxi-dancers. The patrons are a motley crowd. Some are uncouth, noisy youths, busied chiefly with their cigarettes. . Others are middle-aged men whose stooped shoulders and shambling gait speak eloquently of a life of manual toil. Sometimes they speak English fluently. More often their broken English reveals them as European immigrants .

In other words, the taxi-dance halls empowered men who would have otherwise been outcasts.
Most used paper tickets as means of keep control of the money coming in. There was a cashier cage that sold them. During the 20's 30's and 40's there were some that probably used tokens, more likely due to another business that used them pool halls, arcades or saloons. They were dance halls in most western countries. Lots of times near military bases.
I saw some old west type dance token in pictures, but they were more likely fantasy items according to the sales catalog.