THE PRINCE’S RINK.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVIII, Issue 1063, 21 July 1910, Page 17

THE PRINCE’S RINK.

MORE ATTRACTIONS.

Prince’s Rink is nothing if not enterprising, and Mr. Gonard is always planning some fresh attraction. Monday night is to be. devoted to a “Black and White” night, when the ladies will wear white, and the gentlemen evening dress. A prize will be given to the most graceful lady skater during the evening, previous prize-win-ners not being eligible. A cigarette race is also on the list- At the masquerade fancy dress carnival, held . last Wednesday night, thdre w/ere many new characters in addition to those at the previous carnival, and judging was no easy task. The awards were as follow: —Most handisome costume, lady: Mrs. Nelson, “17th Century Lady ” Most original costume, lady: Mrs. Caveya, “ L.S.D.” Best fancy dress, lady: Mrs. Symonds, “Flower Girl.” Best fancy dress ''onuole). n ady and gentleman: Miss Neilson and Mr. Taylor, “Folly ” Most handsome costume, gentleman: Mr. Turner, “ Robin Hood.” Best fancy costume, gentleman: Mr. Long, “Catch of the Season.”