The evening world., 1911-02-16

woman wearing q wedding ring
can possibly prefer a ball Of hair
IL a lark to a baby"
Mrs. Emilia Morelll. mother OF six
and the wardrobe woman at the Hip
podrome. thinks this about dog shows.
Mrs. Morelll and I went to Madison
Square Garden yesterday afternoon and
saw and heard "Poms" and King
Charles spsaicls and P~cklngcsc and
Blen@cims and Maltese terriers and
/ Boston bulls and Dandy Dinnonts-oh,
/ Yes. AMI their m!stresses.
We went directly 10 the gallery
which contains the children" and their
mothers the toy dogs OF all kinds
and their protectresses. And We paused
in front OF a marvellous box, dalntily
hung and cushioned with rose-pink silk.
on which reposed a tiny brown Peklng-
csc fr!ze winner. lie wore a pink knlt-
TED silk sweater, vita brown collar and
cuns, topped OF by a pink bow. His
mother" was gently brushing an out
stretched paw with a bit OF a brush that
might have been borrowed from a baby
basket.
Routine OF { Dogs Life.
TT must be a great deal OF work to
| take care OF him." / observed CONVEX
sationally.
"It's NIL my life" she sighed. II
have him on my mind from the
LINT I set up II the morning till
tie timc I 60 to bed"
lie mustn't have but twQ meals a
day. so when l get up ! just drink
coffee-I couldn't bear to eat and ses
him looking a, me huncr!ly. the dar-
ling. We go out Tor a run IN the rarN
every morning from 10 to II. Then When
we come In he caa have his breakfast
a boiled egg mixed with shredded wheat.
Then l brush him very carefully ana
manicure his little toenalls and put on
his boots, so he won't tangle his
hair when he scratches. Every other
day have 20 brush his little teeth, TO,
I'm the afternoon he goes out driving
with me and wears his fur-lined blanket
coat. lie has n pair of fur-lined boots
for the coolest days. but generally h.
wears kid ones. And he has his own
little handkerchief with his monogram
In the corner.
'"a' D~'"'' ! uiess '"i H'""'' ~ '"''
MS aihhef-hlce soSp' or else a niue
soup meat chopped ever SO me ana
I spread on boiled rice. with more
s ~edded wheat biscuit. MIX and cream
! aren't good for him. only when he's III
BE mas mailed MIX. roo little dear ne
hasn't much ot an appetite ana ! nave
- feed him with my own ingers some
Fines from the little cup in which IDS
meals are served, 50 he won't soil his
ears.
My children have better table man
rers." unused Mrs, Morclll as we passed
on. III they aren't hungry enough to
use a fork I excuse them from the table.
] can't take them out to walk every day
because they go to school and 20 over
40 the show. But sundays we all go
out together, ana sometimes We 20 T.,
tie zoo. And We talk about things and
laugh. | should think tina, woman
would get tired Of hearing banks and
growls and the sound Of her own voice. e
Don't you think she dresses ho-
.cald' attractively?" Incurred.
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