MILADY AT THE TROTS

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 179, 19 October 1927, Page 13

MILADY AT THE TROTS

Frills and Fashions on the Lawn

The delightful sunny smile •with which the closing day of the Auckland Trotting Club's Spring Meeting was ushered in brought to the Epsom course to-day a host of dainty frocks and modes ever so attractive in their springtime charm. Colours were as bright as ever, but the garments in which their charm was expressed were infinitely more alluring than most that have made their appearance at earlier meetings. Among those present were: Mrs. Richardson, black and white checked tailleur and fawn hat of felt. Mrs. Brittain, frock of rose du Barri bengaiine and fawn crinoline hat. Miss D. Farquhar, black taffeta frock with vest of ecru embroidered lawn, Spanish raisin wrap and fawn hat. Mrs. Morlev. iris mauve and fawn frock of crepella printed in floral design and fawn silk hat. Miss Ivy Manning, beech brown coat over floral crepe de chine frock, hat of nut brown visca straw. Mrs. Schiska, navy blue tailored coatfrock embroidered in white, black hat. Mrs. Sutherland, navy blue coatfrock of repp and fawn hat. Mrs. J. A. B. Hellaby, black and Chinese blue georgette frock, black coat and small helmet hat. Mrs. W. S. Spence, Pompeian rose frock with gold embroidered kid panel, brown coat and hat. Mrs. Diamond, rose du Barri frock of crepe de chine, coat and hat to tone. Mrs. Raymond Sheath, beige georgette frock, black satin romaine coat and almond green hat. Mrs. C. Browne, sand shaded coat over frock to tone, black panne velvet hat. Mrs. J. Ryan, ensemble of embroidered navy bine repp and black velvet hat. Mrs. P. O'Connor, wistaria mauve frock of crepe de chine and Mandarin blue bat. Mrs. Carr, mushroom pink ensemble suit of velourette and hat to tone. Mrs. Buxton, navy blue ensemble of crepe satin relieved with fawn and navy hat. Mrs. A. Coutts, bois de rose frock with coat and close fitting hat to tone. Mrs. Boucher, sage green repp frock and coat of velour to tone, and small fawn hat. Miss Irving, black bengaiine coat, with ermine fur and cherry red hat. Mrs. Hosking, navy blue coatfrock, and old rose hat of straw. Miss Schenk, beech brown coatfrock, fur coat, and rose hat. Mrs. J. F. Shanley, Spanish raisin tailored suit, and hat to match. Mrs. F. Wilson, hyacinth blu9 frock.

TRAFFIC BREACHES COST MUCH MONEY

MANY OFFENDERS FINED

There was a long list of traffic cases at the Police Court to-day, and many offenders were fined by Mr. F. K. Hunt, S.M. For dangerous driving the following were each fined £2: —John H. Delevan, D. Armishaw, Almond Dunningham, Warwick Dufaur, Mary Wilson, Walter J Pugh, Frederick Taylor, George Wilson, Frederick Cunnold, Wallace Archer, Frederick Burns, A. V. Carter, R. B. Davidson, Harry Meyer and Thomas Bennett. 11. F. Kent. Harold Babb, Kenneth Isherwbod, Herbert Carson, Geoffrey Wheeler, Thomas Bennett and Leslie Barnett were each fined £3. R. T. Sheppard, May Allen and Harry Sandies were each fined £l, and H. G. Fisher was fined £4. For leaving motor-cars unattended William Andrew', Henry Young, Andrew Charlton were each fined 10s, and Mary Brown was fined ss. For failing to obey the signal of a traffic officer Martin Bourne. Rex Porter, Norah Worms and Bathie Umbers were each fined £l. For driving without a heavy traffic licence, W. J. Webb was fined £1 on each of four charges. POLICE PROSECUTIONS The following offenders prosecuted by the police were fined by Mr. E. C. Cutten. S.M.: For leaving cars unattended A. Holton was fined £2, and G. W. Mercer 10s. For having cars insufficiently lighted E. W. Griffiths was fined 10s and T. Holdsworth £l.

Failure to notify change of ownership cost L. T. Tolemache 10s.

and coat, with small liat to mat. h. Mrs. J. P. O’Connor, mulberry ensemble suit and fawn hat. Mrs. C. Herman, tweed tailleur in sand tones, and geranium rose hat. Mrs. Bray, accordion-pleated frock of navy repp, with coat to match, navy hat 1 with rose flowers. Mrs. Michaels, navy blue satin frock. . navy coat, and black hat with Oriental : trimming. Miss M. Ferguson, tweed suit o: beige tone, and felt hat of wine colour. Mrs. G. W. Hutchison, rosewood ta - leur of Kasha cloth, and hat to match. Mrs. McMillan, mauve tweed tailleur. and hat to tone. Mtss Peacocke. tailored suit of grey tweeds, and prunelle hat. Mrs. Horton, grey tweed ensemble and j rose pink hat. Mrs. Stewart, sand tweeds tailleur and ! grey hat. Miss Stewart, French grey suit of tweed and hat to tone. Mrs. Robinson, almond green ensemble I suit and hat to match. Mrs. Henwood, navy crepe de chine . frock and black hat. Miss M. Noakes. oyster grey tailleur and lotus pink felt hat. Mrs. Ninnis, checked skirt of rosewood tones, black coat and mignonette green hat. Mrs. F. Newell, navy blue repp, frock and mauve and blue hat. Miss J. Russell, frock of navy blue crepe de chine and bricque hat. Mrs. Ballantyne, black bengaiine coat j and frock and hat to match. Miss Duder, rose beige tailored suit i and hat to tone. Mrs. Bates, black crepe faille frock and i black coat and hat. Mrs. S. Robertson, suit of mignonette ' green kasha, with felt hat to match. Mrs. Shrewsbury, grey tailored suit of tweeds and black hat. Miss V. Peacock, mauve tweed suit and hat to tone. Miss Tremain, navy blue ensemble suit and navy hat. Mrs. Stephen Hunter, navy coat frock of repp and hat to match. Miss W. Stewart, apple green suit and hat to match. Miss Molly Overton, beige lace frock, crinoline hat to tone and fur coat. Miss E. Dawson, jade green tailored coat and hat to match. Miss Watson, wistaria mauve coat and hat to match. Mrs. H. Stratton, Hastings, mandarin blue crepe de chine frock, musquash coat and navy and gold hat. Mrs. Elliot, navy blue coat frock, white furs and black hat. Mrs. H. R. Burrett, embossed coat of chenille cloth in black and autumn tones and rose leaf hat. Miss A. Dawson, rose pink coat over fawn frock and fawn hat. Mrs. Buchanan, navy blue tailored suit and petunia hat. Mi's. B. Cook, floral frock of petunia crepe de chine, petunia coat and hat of crocus mauve. Mrs. F. Browne, nattier blue tailleur and biscuit and beech brown hat. Mrs. Schnauer, grey tailleur and almond. green hat. f Mrs. R. Masefield, black and white frock of georgette, black coat and black and white hat. Mrs. Jack Hellaby. putty coat frock and close-fitting hat to tone. Mrs. O’Meara, Hastings, navy blue tailleur and hat of pillar box red. Mrs. Gladys Sandford, black frock, with embroidered panels and hat of green shade. Miss Milligan, grey and blue. Mrs. Pullen, fawn silk. Mrs. R. Bridgeman, coat of dove grey satin, banded with soft grey fur and small cherry red hat. Mrs. Dougherty, black satin appliqued in petunia and apple green hat. Miss Foote, bullet grey tailored suit of repp and hat to tone. Mrs. R. R. Binning, Wellington, grey tweed tailleur. black hat and fox furs. Miss Lex Powna.il, Wellington, rosewood suit of tweeds and small bat banded in velvet. Mrs. Christie, navy blue tailleur and wineberry hat. , Mrs. Moginie. navy and grey frock of bengaiine and hat to match. Mrs. W. J. Davenport, three-piece suit of black corded silk repp and fuchsia hat. Mrs. Norman Davenport, navy blue tailored suit and hat to tone of crinoline straw. Mrs. Corbett, frock of crocus mauve crepe de chine, with coat and hat to match. Mrs. D. Wright, rose beige suit of tweeds and hat to tone. Mrs. F. Utting, cyclamen frock of crepe de chine, black coat and hat of black crinoline. Mrs. Maxwell Walker, black and white checked tailleur and felt hat. Mrs. Wade, grey tailleur of tweed and hat to tone. Mrs. Rogan, japonica rose coat of sedan cloth and hat to match. Mrs. Weetman, #>lack and mushroom frock of crepe faille, with gold and black lla i!lrs. Chilcott, fur trimmed coat of black ! crepe elise, and rose and black hat.