METROPOLITAN TROTTING MEETING.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20624, 13 August 1932, Page 2

METROPOLITAN TROTTING MEETING.

ON THE LAWN AT ADDINGTON.

Tho New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club's August meeting closed at Addington yesterday, when a good crowd, anxious to apply the knowledge of form and speed which, they had acquired during the two previous days' racing, enjoyed a fine programme of events, and, as on many previous occasions, were enthusiastic about tho excellent arrangements made, by the executive for their comfort and entertainment.

The sun shone brilliantly, and even the most enthusiastic "investors" were reluctant to leave their cosy seats on the stands and encounter the bite of the east wind on. their way to the totalisator.

The Mayor, Mr D. G. Sullivan, M.P., and Mrs Sullivan were guests of honour at luncheon, Mrs Sullivan wearing a black frock, black cloth coat, trimmed with black and white fur, black arid white spotted scarf, and black cire straw hat.

Mrs C. M. Ollivier, wife of the vicepresident, wore a black tailored suit, cream wool lace jumper, black, red, and cream scarf, and black straw hat.

Other ladies present were Mrs William Hayward and Mist Irene Hay ward, Miss A. Johnson, Mrs K. M. Ollivier, Mrs Cyril White, Mrs C. de Pass, Mrs Jeffreys and Miss Paulino Jeffreys, Miss Kelly (Wellington), Mrs J. G. Parrish Mrs W. M. Cotter, Mrs H. S. Feast. Mrs B. B. Irwin, Miss T. Davis, Miss M. Davis, Mrs W. H. Meyer, Mrs Frank Wade, Mrs W. G. Ives, •Mr 3G. Holder, Mrs Norman Batchelor, Mrs Thompson, Mrs Terenoe Blunden, Mrs Guy Cotterill, Mrs G. Colbeck, Mrs Derrick Gould, Mrs S.. Critchley, Mrs A. J. McMaster, Molly Darby, Miss Agnes Darby. Mrs D. I. McDonald, Mrs E. G. McCullough, and Miss Nance McCullough, Mrs J. Sullivan, Mrs O. C. Cox, Mrs A. H. Roth'enberg, Mrs George Fleetwood and Misses Dulcie and Ena Fleetwood, Mrs A. L. Styche. Mrs Herbert P. Lawry, Mrs R. A. Bagsbaw, Mrs G. W. C. Smithson, Miss N. Williams, Miss Mcßae (Fairlie), Mrs Osmond, Mrs T. Darby, Miss Peggy Norton, Mrs Meikle, Mrs E. - Mrs Norman Knell (Waimato)v Mrs Mawson Stewart,. Mrs H. C. Harley,.;Miss Nancv Gibson, Mrs Stephana, Webb.fond Miss M. Webb, Mrs Ronald CutKberti Dr. Florence Craig, Miss Margaret Williams, Miss Lois jOllivierjT Miss' Millioent Grose, Miss Dorothy Loughnan, Mrs G. E. Curry, Mrs H. D. Hall, Mrs J. R. DelahWty, Mrs H. L. Widdowson, Mrs B Hampton, Mrs H. Nickolls and Miss Nickolls, Mrs Dan McC'ormick, Mrs* J. S. Hawkes, Mrs P. Delargey, Miss Hampton, Mis 3 Olive Taylor, Miss May Cracroft Witson, Miss NancarrowfMiss Mary Menzies, Miss Jane Donnelly, Miss Irwin, Mrs David Crozier, Mrs Charles Baker, Mrs R. T. Cowper, Mrs H.'K. H. White, Mrs J. Barry, Mrs R. Scott, Mrs Frank Deighton, Mrs: Allan Johnston, Miss Dorothy Pengelly, Mrs JP. McQuilkin, Miss Kathleen McQuilkin, Miss Bessie McGregor (Southland), Mrs J. Macintyre, Miss Madge' Morland, Miss Mercia Barritt, Mrs E. C. Taylor, Mrs H. J. Bell, Mrs M E: Burke, Mrs Gladstone Boyd t Mrs W. Stickings, Miss Dorothy ltpbinson, Mrs Arthur Nicoll, Mrs L. J. Lewis, Mrs W. A. Erasmuson, Mrs Claud Green, Mrs R. Sierakowski, and Miss Shand.

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