| Why not come to the kursaal, on the Terrace, at about nine to-night? |
| Then she made her afternoon toilet, and walked, slowly and pensively, to the kursaal. |
| It was settled that they should all meet at the kursaal at four, to dine and play. |
| And last night a sell-out crowd at the 1,800-seat Kursaal auditorium saw the orchestra perform Chopin and Mahler's Fourth Symphony. |
| Kursaal is a German word for casino, and a cosmopolitan term that became popular in the Belle Epoque. |
| His eyes, practised as they were in scanning the kursaal throng, did not see her. |
