AUCKLAND RACES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 129, 3 June 1931, Page 5

AUCKLAND RACES.

PRINCE LU'S GREAT NORTHERN.

GREENLANE STEEPLES TO DARK PRINCE.

CATCH'EM AND GAY LAP SHARE JERVOIS.

The Auckland Racing Club's winter meeting (the Great Northern jumping carnival) opened at Ellerslie in fine weather before an excellent holiday attendance. The track is on the heavy side. Catch 'Em and Gay Lap were the division winners in the Jervois Handicap. Dark Prince and Wako King paid the dividends in the Green Lane Steeplechase. Prince Lu was first home in the Great Northern Hurdles from Lucess and Carinthia.

They're Off! THE RUNNING DESCRIBED. Big Dividend in Opening Event. Tho field for the first division of the Jervois Handicap numbered 10, and Catoma was made a warm favourite, being at a short price when the machine closed. The chestnut went a good race, but was never looking a winner in the straight and at the judge was in fourth place. Catoma carried £1398. while there was a big drop to the second fancy, King Ford, who was entrusted with £4o. c >. Taurua carried £395 and the winner, Catch 'Era, only £91, his backers receiving a solid double-figure dividend. Vandyke was first to leave thp barrier and he led early from Valciur, Full Measure, Catoma, Catch 'Em, King Ford, Good Idea, and Valreina. Across the top Full Measure was in charge from Valcuir, Valreina, King Ford, Vandyke, Catoma, Good Idea, British Princess, and Catch 'Em. Full Measure led into the straight from Valreina, King Ford, Vandyke, Valcuir, Catoma, Good Idea, and Catch 'Em. . Half-way down the straight Vandyke took charge and looked like winning. Then Catch 'Em emerged from the field, and, puttmg in a great finishing run, got up to wear Vandyke down and win by a neck. Taurua, who came from a long way back, was a length away third, followed .by Catoma, Geld Lily, King Ford, Valcuir, Te Hoia, British Princess. Full Measure, and Good Idea.

Another Favourite Beaten. Xine lined up for the Green Lane Steeplechase, and backers made Pangolin favourite, with £744 entrusted to him. McDonald's mount did not last long, toppling over at the first of the two fencee on top of the hill. Dark Prince ( £099) was second favourite, and he pulled his backers through by winning nicely. Dark Prince went out in the lead, and piloted the field up the hill from Paris, Pangolin, Senora, Wako King and Lupin Abbey. Pangolin fell at the first fence on top, and at the stand double the order was Dark Prince, Wako King, Paris, Lupin Abbey, Kaokaoroa, Scaramouche and Quinsilia. Going up the Mil the last time Dark Prince was followed by Lupin Abbey, Kaokaoroa and Senora, Quinsilia having been pulled up. Dark Prince continued to hold his lead down the hill and up the straight, and won by four lengths from Wako King, who beat Lupin Abbey by eight lengths, Paris was fourth, followed by Kaokaoroa and Senora.

At Odds On. The saj'ing, "The bigger the field, the bigger the certainty," was borne out in the second division of the Jervois Handicap, when, in a field of 18, Gay Lap, I with Gray in the saddle, was backed idown to edds on. When he left the I barrier he carried £2072 of backers' money, the second favourite being Jalldy Karo with £010 on his chance. Te Money was third choice with £4(59, while Emancipation, who beat all but tho favourite, carried only £99, and paid a double figure dividend for second. Grand Talk was the early leader from Rafflight, Wild Country, Te Money, Lord Val, Gay Lap and Te Ngeru. Rafflight had run to the front crossing the top, leading from Te Ngeru, Gay Lap, Grand Talk, Lord Val, Jalldy Karo and Emancipation. Rafflight was still the pilot turning into the straight, with Te Ngeru next, and the favourite third, just behind him coding Lord Val, Wild Country and Emancipation. Once straightened up for the judge Gay Lap ran to the front, and going on won nicely by a length and a half from Emancipation, who finished well and beat Lord Val by half a head for second money. Grand Talk was fourth, and after her came Grand Spirit, Rafflight, Valmarie, Bronze Tray, Jalldy Karo and Royal Survey.

Outsider of Field. Backers were all astray in their summing up of the position in the Penrose Hurdle Race, in which Cristobel, the outsider of the field of eight, scored a decisive victory by leading from end to end and winning by six lengths from another outsider in Patutahi. The favourite, Landmark, carried £1015, but his supporters were not kept long in suspense, as he toppled over at the first fence. The second favourite, Marble King, with £1094, was always in a good position till the straight was reached, when he dropped back and finished seventh. Cristobel at once took up the role of pacemaker, the favourite, Landmark going out at the first fence and passing the. stand Cristobel led Owairaka, Marble King, Pendavies, Loving Cup, Patutahi and Kairuri in that o'rder. There was no alteration in the positions along the back, and crossing the top Cristobel was still well clear of Cnvairaka, Marble King, Patutahi and Loving Cup. Cristobel had a substantial advantage turning into the straight, and was never threatened, winning easily by half a dozen lengths from Patutahi, who beat Loving Cup by a length. Pendavies was fourth, followed by Owairaka, Marble King and Kairuri.

A Fast Two Miles. Glenrossie failed to leave the mark in the King George Handicap. Great Logan was smartest out, but Vesuvius took charge at the end of a furlong, followed by Great Logan and Sir Author, while a little further on Dundas Boy, The Abbey and Pluto were next. Vesuvius had a lead of two lengths starting on the last lap, with Great Logan, Sir Author and Lindbergh handy. Half a mile from home Vesuvius was out three lengths in front, with Sir Author, Lindbergh and Dundas Boy in a line at the head of the othere. Lindberg took second place a little further on, following Vesuvius to the straight, with Dundas Boy next, while Logan Chief was closing up with a fast run. Vesuvius held his place and won comfortably by two lengths, Logan Chief getting up in time to beat Lindbergh by a head. Dundas Boy was three lengths away fourth. Time, 4.20 1-5, 4.19, 4.20 2-«3.

The Great Northern. The Great Northern Hurdles was a triumph for the Cambridge trainer, W. J. McLean, and the sire Lucullus. The former prepared Prince Lu and Lucess, who ran first and second, while Lucullus eired the whole of the placegetters. Many reduced the field to 14 horses and Lucess was made favourite, carrying £1325. Make L*p was second in demand with £806, Claremore next (£832), and the ultimate winner, Prince Lu, was the outsider but one. carrying £237. He also carried 9.6, or 21b overweight. The race started down the straight and when they jumped off, Lucess was first out from Apache, Make Up, Prince Lu, Master Lu and High Pitch, Easterly, Singleton, Mister Gamp, Claremore, Nukumai, Spalpiko, Carinthia and Perle de Leon, that being the order going past the stand. Master Lu toppled over at the first fence. Easterly and Mister Ganip came down at the second, and Spaipiko went out at the third. After completing a round, and racing past the etand the second time, Prince Lu M - as the leader from Singleton, High Pitch, Apache, Lucess, Make Up, Nukumai, Claremore, Carinthia and Perle. de Leon. Carinthia made a faulty jump and was nearly down at the fence opposite the stewards' stand.- Along the back Prince Lu was still making play in front from Singleton, High Pitch. Apache, Make Up, Lucess, Nukumai, Claremore and Carinthia. At the fence near the five-furlong post High Pitch and Make Up came to grief. Prince Lu led across the top From Singleton, Lucees, Nukumai, Apache, Carinthia, Claremore and Perle de Leon. Singleton and Apache toppled, over at the second fence from liorne, and Prince Lu still had charge entering the straight from Lucess, Carinthia and Nukumai. In the run home the order was maintained. Prince Lu holding his advantage to win by four lengths with Carinthia six lengths away, followed by Nukumai, Perle de Leon and Claremore. Detailed results: —

JERVOIS HANDICAP of SOOsovs. Seven furlongs. First Division. 12—CATCH'EM, b c, 3yrs, br CatmintMiss Melva (Mr, H. R. Burrett), 7.0, car. 7.41 —Home 1 4 VANDYKE, 3yrs. by Leighton— Catalani (Mr. H. Lynn), 10.0— 3—TAURUA, lVn',4yrs (Mr. W. "Montgomery ), 8.2 —Voitre 3 Also started: 7 Te Hoia, 0.6 (Poster); 5 Valcuir (Green). 2 Kins Ford, 8.12 (Keesing) : 1 Catoma. S.O (Wiggins) ; 9 Indolent, 8 5 (Reidi ; 10 Good Idea, S.O (Parsons); 13 Principal. 7.10 (Gilmer); 11 Full Measure, 7.4 (McTavish) : S \alreina (Chandler). <? Gold I.ilv, 7.3 ♦Bartle.r) : 14 British Trincess (Mcßae), 15 Valadore, 7.0 (Cammick). Won by a neck, third borse a lengtu away. Time. 1.31. . Winner trained by C. Morse. Takanim. GREEN LANE STEEPLECHASE of 350 sovs. About two miles and a half. 2—DARK PRINCE, bljr g. aged, by Prince Merriwee —Lady Elentra (Mr. ,T. D. Kemp), 10.3—Olive 1 4—WAKO KING, ch g. aged (Mr. J. 11. Greenliead), 0.0, carr. !).3— 11. Dulieu 2 S—LUPIN ABBEY. !) g, aged (Mr. C. Carmont), 9.3, carr. 9.4 —Carmont 3 Also started : 5 Paris, 10.3 (Dempster) ; 1 Pangolin. 10.3 (McDonald) : 9 Quinsilia, 10 ° (A Gilmer) ; 6 Scaramouche, 0.0 (Campbell) ; 3 Senora, 0.0 (Rennie) ; 7 Kaokaoroa, 9.0 (Griffith). Won by four lengths, third horse eight lenctUa away. Time, 5.15. Winner trained by owner, Onehuuga. JERVOIS HANDICAP of SOOsovs. Seven furlongs. Second Division: I—GAY1 —GAY LAP, b g. Syrs, by Lapidary— Lady Swift (Mr. R. Casey), 9.0— Gray • • . 1 16—EMANCIPATION, b g, 3yrs (Missea W. and N. Corbett), 7.0— Bentloy 2 10 —LORD VAL, br g, 4yrs (Mr. J. Clothier), 7.9—Wiggina *~~+~ S

Also started: S Pewa. 9.6 (Ellis) : 2 Jalldy Karo. 0.2 (Foster) ; 12 Rafflight, 8.12 (McTavish) : 17 Royal Survey. 5.9 (Ludlow) ; 1" First Lap, S.G (Goulsbro) : 9 Valmarie (Goldfinch;, -i Grand Spirit, 5.2 (Murray); 7 Bronze Tray (Connor), 13 Alloy, 7.9 (Choate) ; 3 Te Money, 7.6 (Voitre) : 11 Grand Talk (Home), 5 Te Ngeru. 7.3 (Fergus); 0 Wild Country (Cammick), 1-1 Lady Court, 7.0 (H. Gilmer). Won by a length and a half, third horse hall a head away. Time, 1.31. Winner trained by R. J. Mateer, Matamata. PENROSE HURDLES of S.jOsoys. One mile and three-quarters. &—CRISTOBEL. b in, 4yrs. by Quin Abbey—Belle Crispin (Mr. A. L. Dew). o.o—Smith 1 6— PATUTAIII, b g, aged (Mr. A. Tooman), O.G—Olive 2 3—LOVING CUP, b g, syrs (Mr. M. Wells), 9.o—Sharkey * 3 Also started: 5 Pendavies, 10.5 (R. Syme) ; 2 Marble King. 9.12 (Turner) ; 1 Landmark, 0.3 (Foster) ; 4 Kairuri, 9.0 (McGregor) ; 7 Owairaka, 9.0 (Mcßae). Won by six lengths, third horse a length away. Time. 3.24. Winner trained by W. J. Prenter, Paeroa GREAT NORTHERN HURDLE RACE of 1400sovs. Two miles and a half. 13—PRINCE LU, br g, Syrs, by Lucullus—Elysian—Graceful marp (Mr. A. Coubrough), 0.4, car. 9.6 — Rennie 1 I—LUCESS. b g, 7yrs, by Lucullus— Musketry mare (Mr. W. J. McLean), 9.2—Foster 2 6—CARINTHIA, br g, Gyrs, by Lucullus—Minsk (Messrs. C. L. and W. H. Orbcll), 11.9— F. Thompson .. 3 Also started: 5 Mister Gamp, 11.0 (Miles) ; 2 Make Up, 10.13 (80-wden) : '•» Nukmnai, 10.9 (Jarvis) ; 3 Claremore, 10.3 (Sharkey) ; 11 Easterly, 0.4 (McDonald) ; 4 Apache, 9.2 (Dempster) : 12 Perle de Leon. 9.2 (O'Connor) ; 7 High Pitch, 9.0 (Gilmer) : 10 Spalpiko. 0.0 (McGregor) ; 8 Master Lu, 9.0 (Spinks) ; 14 Singleton, 9.0 (Mcllroy). Won by four lengths, third horse six lengths away. Time 4.57 3-5. Winner trained by W. J. McLean, Cambridge. CORNWALL lIANDICAP of 750sovs. One mile and a quarter. SEATOWN. 9.0 1 STANDFAST. 7.0 * GAY COCKADE, 7.0 * *Deadheal for second. Scratched: Royal Doulon, Eager Rose, Manawhenua, Cynthia N., Little Doubt.

FASHIONS ON LAWN. Smart Models in Tweed. — Beautiful Furs and Coats.— Popular Beret Hat. Despite doubtful weather in the morning, many striking models were to be seen on the lawn at Ellerslie. The course, which is always renowned for its beauty, looked particularly beautiful, and many were the exclamations of delight at the beauty of the flower beds set in the bright green of the lawns, and the picturesque oaks which, so green in the spring, are now enjoying the change to autumn tints. The smart tweed and cloth suits which always take pride of place at the autumn meeting were very much in evidence and accompanied by the popular new season's berets were very becoming. Coats in all the latest colours with fur to the elbows and deep fur collars were also favoured, and over the lighter weight frocks were worn handsome fur coats. Bottle green, dull red and nut brown vied with each other for supremacy in the line of colour, though black and navy held their place. Among those present were: —

tweed suit, fur coat; Mrs. Eric Xolan, red and white flaked suit, biege felt hat; Mrs. P. Hanna, navy blue and white flaked tweed coat frock; Mrs. S. Hanna, powder blue figured crepe de chine, blue cloth coat with wide mole cuffs and collar; Miss Guy (Palmerston North), claret coat frock, fox fur choker, chenille beret; Miss P. Macindoe, green figured tweed suit, hat to tone; Miss Doris Tills, wine woollen crepe de chine jumper 6uit.

Miss Irma Andrews, brown figured coat frock, hat to match; Miss N. Andrews, royal blue and white figured tweed ensemble; Mrs. T. Griffiths, black cloth suit, white and black waistcoat, black vagabond felt hat; Miss Peggy Robertson, brown suit, felt hat; Miss Mabel Jackson, black coat frock, astrachan coat, black velvet beret; Miss Val Jackson, raisin brown cloth ensemble, pony-skin cuffs and collar, brown velour cloche hat; Miss Audrie Bayly, wine woollen frock, musquash coat, halo beret; Miss Duder, honey toned suit, hat to tone; Miss Staunton, powder blue crepe de chine, black fur coat, brown hat; Mrs. C. Jonas, black cloth suit, musquash coat, black and white felt hat; Mrs. B. D. Buddie, brown checked chenille ensemble, fur cuffs and collar, brown hat; Miss Taylor (Cambridge), navy blue cloth ensemble, felt hat to tone.

Mrs. F. Secombe, black satin faced cloth ensemble, black felt hat; Mrs. E. J. Reid, black crepe de chine, black carracul coat, velour hat; Miss H. E. Eeid. black crepe fleuri, musquash coat, felt hat to tone; Mrs. Marsack, black and white striped suit, black panne velvet hat; Mrs. Corbett, black and white checked coat and skirt, green fancy straw hat; Mrs. J. P. Innee (Palmerston North), black coat and skirt, black and mole fur coat; Mrs. C. Heather, brown and white tweed suit, fox furs, brown felt hat; Mrs. E. Hay, golden brown floral marocain, musquash brown fur coat; Mrs. Field Porter, black and white figured ring velvet, black cloth coat, velour hat; Mrs. Joyce, brown flaked tweed frock, brown velour hat and coat; Mrs. J. Hellaby, mole tweed tailored suit, fox fur choker, mole veloiir hat; Miss Horton, slate grey cloth ensemble, black felt hat; Mrs. Clark, navy blue cloth ensemble, pastel eatin blouse, navy blue felt hat; Mrs. C. Phillips, black cloth tailored suit, skunk fur wrap, tweed hat.

Mrs. R. Burns, navy and white flaked tweed ensemble, fwr coat, felt cloche hat; Mrs. Geddis, black and white woollen tweed frock, beret to match; Mrs. Booth, orange jumper &r ; r, black coat and hat; Mrs. O. Synie, iiiack cloth ensemble, black cloth and velvet hat; Mrs. Thoniae, honey cloth suit, mole fur coat, velour hat; Mrs. H. Bailey, navy blue suit, fox fur, black felt hat; Mrs. Eric Friedlander, brown satin, brown musquash coat, brown felt: Mrs. Hammiek (London), fawn and brown tweed suit, fox furs, felt hat to tone; Mrs. Upfill, black and white flaked tweed, black velour hat; Mrs. Sullivan (Te Awamutu), black crepe de chine, skunk stole, velour hat; Miss McGovern, bottle green woollen crepe de chine, fur coat, green felt hat; Mrs. Crutchley, maroon flaked tweed ensemble, figured cloth toque.

Mrs. W. P. Vickory, brown fancy tweed ensemble, fur cuffs and collar, brown velour hat; Mrs. D. Allan, wine coat frock, fur coat, wine felt hat; Mrs. Lindsay Horrocks, navy blue ensemble, blue felt hat; Mrs. John Frater, dark grey tweed suit, black hat; Mrs. A. Gorrie, navy frock, black cloth coat, and velvet hat; Mrs. H. Vaile, black cloth coat and skirt, ekunk stole, velour hat; Miss Mire Vaile, beige and brown fancy tweed coat frock, hat to tone; Mrs. Stephen Hunter, fawn striped coat and skirt, brawn hat; Mrs. J. Patterson, black cloth suit, grey fox furs, black hat; Miss Richardson, pale green tweed suit, green felt hat. Mrs. J. Alexander, black cloth ensemble, wide fox fur wrap, black velour hat; Mrs. A. A. Martin, black cloth suit, black felt hat; Mrs. Asser, black suit, skunk furs, black velour hat; Mrs. N. Hanna, black woollen crepe de chine coat frock, ermine fur stole, black velour hat; Mrs. J. Ewen, black cloth ensemble trimmed with grey fox fur; Mrs. J. Carpenter, deep brown satin faced cloth ensemble, high mole fur collar, velour beret; Mrs. I. Phillips, black ensemble, grey fox fur cuffs and collar, black felt hat; Mrs. Chalmers, brown mixed tweed ensemble, hat to tone; Mrs. H. Barker (Christchurch), fawn tweed ensemble, brown felt hat; Miss Kitty Knight, navy blue suit, stone marten furs, navy blue hat; Mrs. Murray Benjamin, black tailored suit, black beret; Mrs. Bickcrto-i Fisher, brown mixed tweed ensemble, brown felt hat; Mrs. C. Motion, black tailored suit, black and white velour hat; Mrs. R. Sellers, black frock, black fur coat, black hat.

Lady Sinclair Loekhart, white and black tailored coat and skirt, black velour hat; Mrs. Laery. flowered georgette, black cloth coat, fur cuffs and collar, small felt hat; Lady Stringer, black and white figured morocain, musquash ifur coat, with wide skunk cuffs and collar, black tagel and satin hat; Mrs. H. O. Nolan, mulberry pleated frock, mole coat, black velour hat; Mrs. Hanson Abel; Mrs. T. A. Duncan (HunterIville), black faced cloth suit, black and white hat; Lady Herdman, black cloth suit, mink coat, black velour hat; Miss 'Joyce Herdman, navy blue figured tweed frock, hat to tone; Mrs. Lawrence, navy blue tailored suit, ermine fur choker, cloche hat; Mrs. A. Gardiner, brown flaked tweed ensemble, brown velour hat; Miss Gardiner, dark rod jumper suit, black felt iiat; Mrs. Holloway, black suit, fur coat, dark green beret; Mrs. C. Jones, black and white flaked tweed, fox furs, white felt hat; Miss Seeley, black ensemble, black fur coat, musquash cuffs and collar; Mrs. Cecil Green, green suit, black fur coat, velour beret hat; Mrs. Oscar Josephson, black and white tweed suit, black felt hat; Mrs. Neary, wine tweed crepe de chine, fur coat; Mrs. Harold, rust crepe de chine, musquash coat, brown hat; Miss Marie Colson, grey checked coat frock, cloche hat; Mrs. Mark, black cloth tailored suit, black hat; Mrs. Ronald Hatrick, black cloth ensemble, ermine collar, black velvet hat; Mrs. Ken Duncan (Hunterville), brown tweed suit, green felt hat, fox furs; Mrs. George Glenn (Wanganui), black cloth ensemble, stone marten choker, black velour hat; Mrs. C. Brown, gold and black woollen suit, black felt hat; Miss Joan Abel, brown and white flaked ensemble, brOAvn felt beret; Miss Alison, brown frock, fur coat; Mrs. L. Benjamin (Dimcdin), bla?k cloth ensemble, gTey fox fur cuffs and collar, black hat.

Mrs. Nathan (Wellington), black cloth ensemble, wide grey fur collar; Mrs. H. Friedlander, black satin cloth ensemble, fox fur collar, black felt hat; Mrs. H. Cotter, navy blue crepe fleuri, squirrell coat, small felt hat; Mrs. Hosking (Whangarei), green and white flaked

Mrs. H. R. Bloomfield, rueset brown ensemble and brown velour hat; Mrs. Seccombe, black cloth coat, black fur and felt hat to match; Jles. McCaw, bottle green coat, with brown fur and black velvet hat; Mrs. C. H. Drysdale, black Persian lamb coat and black felt hat; Mrs. A. V. Penn, brown fur coat over georgette, and hat to tone; Mrs. John Fuller, brown coat, fur trimmed, and violet felt hat; Miss Goldie, brown ensemble and hat to match; Mrs. Arthur Bullock, Burgundy cloth coat, fur trimmed, over satin in same shade, and small draped hat to match; Mrs. P. Murray, brown ensemble and close-fitting brown hat;. Mrs. G. P. Fiulay, black seal

coat over navy crepe de chine, and black felt hat; Mrs." H. Mac Donald, brown fur wrap over black georsette, and black hat with white relief; Mrs. M. M. McCallum, sedge green ensemble, furs and green velour hat to match.

Mrs. H. E. Gillespie, navy suit, grey furs and small navy hat; ' IMiee Cuff, brown velvet ensemble and hat to match; Mrs. Evan, navy blue coat trimmed with black fur "and black felt hat; Mrs. H. Goodwin, grey tailored suit and email black hat; Miss M. Ballantyne, navy velour coat with deep fur collar and navy felt hat; Miss 0. Pascoe, navy ensemble and navy and white hat; Mrs. R. Main Hathaway, burgundy cloth ensemble, black velvet muff and felt hat to match; Mrs. F. Gaudin, black tailored suit and velvet hat to match; Miss R. Cornaga, navy tailored suit and black felt hat; Mre. McGregor Grant, black suit, black velour hat; Mrs. A. W. Moore, ciel blue flecked ensemble and blue felt hat; Miss Myra Hosking. nattier blue ensemble and small felt hat to match; Miss M. Dryden, light blue tailored suit and hat to tone; Mr*. Shanly, black coat with white fur and black and white hat; Mrs. Graham Robertson, black tailored suit, and black hat; Miss M. Dawson, cicl blue ensemble and hat to match.

Mrs. H. Jessup, blue tailored coat and black hat; Mise Jessup, brown fur coat and brown hat; Mrs. J. Norton, brown tweed ensemble and brown velvet hat; Miss X. Sliarland. brown tweed coat, with brown fur and hat to match; Miss M. Goldwater, black coat, trimmed with black and white fur. and email hat to match; Miss Fouhy, brown tailored suit and brown hat; Miss Self, brown fur coat and green hat; Mrs. Self, brown fur wrap over black, with wine red felt hat; Miss Darling, brown tweed coat and brown felt hat; Mrs. Edgar Bartleet, brown cloth coat and flecked tweed hat; Mrs. Jacob, tweed ensemble and scarlet felt hat; Mre. W. P. Endean, navy ensemble and navy hat; Miss Joan Robertson, nigger brown ensemble and brown felt hat; Mrs. G. Gribbin, brown fur coat and brown felt hat; Mrs. E. Carter, brown ensemble and hat to match.

Miss Gribbin, fur wrap over patterned velvet and royal blue velvet hat; Mrs. Horrocks, navy blue suit and navy hat; Mrs. Dryden, black coat, trimmed with silver fur and black felt hat; Mrs. L. Patrick, nut brown tailored suit and brown felt hat; Mrs. T. Brett, bottle green ensemble, brown fur necklet and bottle green hat; Mrs. J. Frater, black velour coat over black and white, and black felt hat; Miss C. Rainger, tailored suit and hat to tone; Mrs. A. B. Rainger, fawn tweed suit and hat to match; Miss F. Gaudin, black cloth coat, fur trimmed and black felt hat; Miss A. Howard, black ensemble and black felt hat; Mrs. Morrah, brown fur coat over cherry and velour hat to match; Miss Audrey Alison, blue ensemble and small blue, hat; Mrs. Sidney Robertson, black eeal coat and almond green felt hat; Mrs. H. Frost, brown ensemble and brown felt hat.

Mrs. E. Alison, grey fur coat over crepe de chine and almond green felt hat; Miss V. Pcacocke, brown fur coat with pink felt hat; Miss M. Ryan, navy and red tweed and navy hat; Miss E. Ballantyne, wine red ensemble and red felt hat; Miss 0. Garden, bottle green velour coat and green velvet hat; Miss J. Wallace, sedge green ensemble and green felt hat; Mrs. E. Yates, bottle green coat with black fur and green felt hat; Mrs. H. WiLson, green flecked suit and green felt hat; Miss Jean Gordon, brown ensemble and brown felt hat; Mrs. A. Foley, black cloth coat and black felt hat; Miss M. Cousins, red frock, brown fur coat and red hat; Mies C. Murray, navy ensemble and navy hat; Miss F. Murray, black tailored suit and black felt hat; Mrs. F. Newell, fawn coat with navy hat; Mrs. W. Johnston, black seal coat over georgette, and mauve felt hat; Mrs. S. Pezaro, brown fur coat and navy hat: Miss D. Johnston, fawn and brown ensemble and fawn beret; Miss G. Rowley, nattier blue ensemble and blue felt hat;- Mrs. Lester, black tailored coat and black felt hat.