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Taranaki Daily News, 4 January 1919, Page 6

THE RACES.

On Boxing Day the Taranaki Jockey Club held its Christmas meeting, and despite the fact that the influenza epidemic hud disorganised matters during the past few weeks, the attendance was easily a rcord, and the meeting proved an unqualified success. The weather was perfect, and the Citizens' Band, under the baton of Bandmaster F. W. G. McLeod, played excellent music, which added much to the enjoyment of the day. Amongst those present were: Mrs. •i. C. Nicholson (very pretty pale grey georgette [, <\vn, black crepe de chine hat, lined with saxe silk), Mrs. Percy Webster (cream lace robe, trimmed with pale blue, smart heliotrope hat lined wtili pale blue crepe de chine), Mrs H. Russell (black costume, black and white hat), Mrs. Percy Stainton (navy ! taffeta frock, black and white silk hat, trimmed with pansies), Miss B. King (saxe blue voile, blue and white bat to correspond). Miss Peach (white costume, tagel hat en suite), Mrs. S. Allen (very pretty mole-colored cTepe de cliine, with deep band of navy blue silk on skirt, vleux |oße hat), Mis? L. (Jreatbacli (heliotrope taffetas, with whjte crepe de chine blouse, black ®nd white hat), Miss Corkllt (cream costume hat to match), Mrs. Penn (grey taffetas embroidered In pink, grey crepe de chine hat, trimmed with pink roses), Miss E. Bayley (black end white striped'costume, black hat), Mrs. MeNaughton Christie (cream costume, with flue fclaclf stripe, Tuscan hat trimmed with pink foses), Mrs. E. Bayley (cream silk coat and Skirt., white tagel hat finished with osprevs), Mrs. Paget (cream costume, black hat). Miss Fox (pretty navy taffetas, black hat lined with pale blue silk), Mrs. T. Anderson (ereain silk costume, peacock blue hat), Mrs. E. Blundell (navy blue costume, hat relieved with pink roses), Mrs. A. lienncll (pale grey costume, purple and cerise hat), Mrs. Brewster (black and white check costume, black and white hat). Miss Brewster (navy tafTcias costume, Tuscan hat), Miss Beutorjl (amethyst-colored taffetas, with pale heliotrope giorgette blouse, molecolored hat lighte2ied with cerise). Miss D. Bedford (French grey taffetas, with nlnon blouse, grey crepe de chine bat trimmed with vleux rose silk), Mrs. Birch-.Tohnstou (mole colored taffetas, white panne velvet hat lined with black and trimmed with white osproys), Mrs H. Collier (nattier blue taffetas costume, rose pink and saxc blue hat), Mrs. H Brooknian (navy crepe de chine costume, hat lightened with pale pink roses), Mrs. Cooke (pate grey flowered voile, black hat), Miss Cooke (pink flowered voile, rose pink and white hat), Mrs. It. George (grey crepe de chine costume, moss green hat), Mrs. L, Nolan (white chiffon taffetas, veiled In black nlnon, hat to correspond), Miss E. Gilbert (cream costume, vicux rose hat), Mrs. ilagar (violet costume, white and cerise hat), Miss K. Bennett (navy silk costume, burnt straw hat, trimmed with pink and violet roses), Mrs. C. Weston (black silk costume, hat en suite), Mrs. 'P. Horrax, Blenheim (navy blue and scarlet flowered voile, hat to match), Mrs. E. A. Walker (black broche, black and white hat), Mrs. Hooper (black chiffon taffetas, rose .prbsil.