The Archive · 1923

THE PRISM''S HUES TURNED LOOSE

The only formal decoration of the grand stands were the na' tional emblem and the club pennant which floated gaily in the breezes. The costumes of the ladies, however, formed a colourful maze than which nothing could have been more effec: tive. In this season of vivid colouring, however, the fair sex' has to consider carefully the mise en scene for its gowns. For example we noticed and charmingly turned-out miss as-conding with no little difficulty to the very top row, where, ad her escort assured her, they werd bound not to miss a trick.

When comfortably ensconced, however, she suddenly clutched

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