New-York tribune., 1911-12-14
SHOW DOGS IN PACODAS
Pekingese Favorites Seen in
Realistic Surroundings.
MAHOGANY TABLE FOR RING
Embroidered Silken Cushions,
Too, Form Part of Luxurious
Accommodations at Plaza.

More than a hundred feathered favorites
of the Petingese breed entertained their
admirers fu the ballroom OF the Hotel Plaza
Yesterday. at the second show OF the
| r,ekincese CIub Of America An imposing
platform was built In the centre OF the
room and covered with green velvet for. the
heautios The ordinary. every day dog 1t
roicbt be said. is forced to tread on saw
dust Instead of the usual rough bench
the Celestial champions were placed on
| mahogany table to be judged ana tler
benches were for the most part cunning
pacodas. where they rested on silken cush-
ions embroidered with curly tailed dragons
Mrs. Morris Mandy's champions had real
pagoda. with several private rooms ana al
most as many stories as the Flatron
Ruildiue. Miss Elsie de Wolfe's Wei Tai
Of Downshre had a little pagoda all 10
himself. where he rested i'm solitary splen-
dor and showed a fine disregard for the at
terttons which were showered on him
All of the dogs who We're waiting to he
Judged were ranged around the wall on
their benches, and as one Gazed at the
rows of anxious little faces the impression
was invariably that one was looking INTO
the faces Of queer, diminutive Cinnamon.
Mrs Paul Sorg's beautiful dogs from the
Nao-In-Gan Kennels put several blues ana
\ champion ribbon to their credit Mrs.
Sorg showed twelve. of various coors, all
beautifully feathered, straight and silky
| Cbaunion Rroadoak Fatima. who was
chosen 10 wear the badge of the champion
( AT the inaugural speciality show, carried off
the hcnors again yesterday. defeating Mrs
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ribbon winner in the puppy class. Fatima.
which has twice been the champion bitch at
the Westminster show Is a biscuit color,
with wonderful luminous brown eyes and
noble head Mrs Sorg showed four blue
ribbon winners in the champion class. They
were Nao-In-Gan, a particolored bltcn
| Nao-Yi and Su-MarTi. both beautiful
vivid red When Fatima walked back in
triumph after winning her Chinese trophy
! admiring women crowded around the pench'
Mrs NJ f. Harby's champion Nowata-
| Nin-Chi was the champion dog, and ne
defeated Mrs Morris Mandy's biscuit col
ored champion Chang Foo, which is one OF
the most beautiful dogs of his breed. Later
/ i'm the day Nowata- Min-Chi won the trophy
for the best dog Of either sex in the snow
when he defeated the fascinating Fatma
with small gallantry. Besides winning the
championship Fatma won a special medal
offered for the best bitch in the show.
Mrs Morris Mandy brought out ne"
one called Tai-Ku of Downshre. which won
in the exhibition of novice dogs. He looks
good enough 10 be a champion next year.
! Mrs Sorg's at-Gee Young Duke. was tus
! winner i'm the exhibition Of American ored
| dogs Young Duke is by Boardoak DUKE
| lNNaI IA
Five little girls and one hoy appeared
| leading their pets in the exhibition OF ooss
! owned by children under fourteen years 9i
| age. Miss Alice Chamberss ai-Gee Fan l,
| was chosen TO wear the blue; Miss MaSeI
| Moores Pao Sheng was second, a@no @
| Charles SternbaCh received "A yellow ITO
! bon for his little red Nowata won Da
Others who exhibited in their class were
Miss Margaret Meyers. who showed NO
wata Hwang; Miss Raulb with NoWdtd
! Ching: Miss Helen Trevor with 1ung yum
| Miss Sheila Byrne who showed TEDDY, anc
! Miss Alice Dawson with Sac Suey of Down
shire. ao.s
Mrs Richard P. McGrann Judged the dogs
! and she did IL so well that there was H'
dissa tisfaction even among those VINO re.
| cefved only an occasional II. c. In feV
cases the decisions concided with those
made last year by Mrs. BENJAMIN Guinness
| but I'm many instances they differed radl-
cally. Mrs r. F. Mayhem well knoWI
| hreeder and Judge OF Penkingese said
| that she could not commend too highly tnf
decisions Of this new Judge Charles q
| Hopton was superintendent and secretary
OF the show, and he was also responsioIe S5itI
| for the artistic catalogues which Were
| hound in vellum and contained photographs
| of all the champions of the breed.
The awards follow:
Class 1 puppy; dogs)-First. Frederick j.
| Balmer's Fairfax Mi Lung; second. Nao-ln-Gan
| Kennels Gu-Ten-Min, third Mrs F. cham
| hers Ashton Chu-Ti, fourth Mrs NJ r. Har-
| by's Nowata Chang. ,-
! class 2 novice: dogs)-First Mrs Morris