DANCING.
A "Good Luck Ball" is to be held in the Town Hall and Concert Chamber next Wednesday. One of the principal features of the ball will be the wearing of mascots, or any emblem of "good luck," and in order that dancers may give full rein to their imagination, the executive has decided to offer a gold wristlet watch to the lady giving the best representation, while the winning gentleman will also bo awarded a special prize. Other prizes will be given for the best and neatest mascot representation worn on the lapel of the coat or dress, and also for the best fancy dress costumes. First-class music has been arranged, Tutschka's two orchestras having been engaged for the occasion. The ball is being held in aid of the funds of the Community Club, which has been established for the benefit of Territorials and Senior Cadets.
The Bohemian Assembly draws special attention to its grand ball, which is being held in the Town Hall on Saturday. The enterprising committee is sparing no pains in its enthusiastic endeavour to make this occasion the greatest social event of the season. Every attraction that makes for delight and happiness lias been amply provided for in the preparations arranged,, . and ifc goes as a foregone conclusion that the efforts of tho management will be v:ip. idly responded lp by patrons generally.
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 117, 21 May 1925, Page 10
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228DANCING. Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 117, 21 May 1925, Page 10
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