st evening was most delightful or hundreds of Arcadia patrons, for the management threw the spacious-garden, with its comfortable chairs, new tables and soothing lights, open o the public. The cooling breezes ete refreshing indeed to terpsichocan exponents, who, in spite of the advent -of summer, found the Kealivodians in rare fettle and th den soothing and relaxing after their endeavours on the floor.
Let it be known that when the weather is fine, dinner and refreshments are served. outside, but owing to the proximity of many residences, the management has refrained from erecting a pavilion outside the buildng—dancing therefore continues in the ballroom.
Classical music during the dinner hour, modern jazz from America afterwards and a floor show from 1030 p.m. until guests are ready to retire, make for a pleasant event ct Arcadia.
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