Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25
DOGS WIN HON0RS
.CoIIies and Dachshunds in
Judging Ring Today.
SOCIETY OUT IN FORCE
Large Crowd Attends Second Day
Of Exhibition.
CHANCE FOB SCHOOL CHILDREN
Bench Show Committee to Reduce
Price for Them Tomorrow Aft
ernoon and Night.
SOCIETY OUT IN FORCE
CHANCE FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN

Interest in the second annual dog show
OF the Washington Kennel Club drew
even larger crowds to the Arcade today.
The exhibit was a mecca for the social
world, and many of the leaders in WASH
ingtcn society and in Official life were
among those who paid homage to King
Dog. The show will be open until 1880
o'clock tonight and will close tomorrow
night at 1880 o'clock.
The finest collies in the country were
in the judging ring this morning. The
famous Greystone Patriot, the New York
champion, owned by Samuel Untermyer,
carried off the honors, though he had
defeated all the imported collies shown
in New York, and is the first American
bred collie to take such honors.
He has won over Imna Select. splen-
did imported collie owned by Miss NJ.
Bulloch. In the classes for bitches Wick
cry Blue Bell. blue merle collie, owned
by Mrs A. v. Crawford of Chicago. beat
Greystone Clean, a bitch owned by Mr..
Untermyer.
showed much class. Mrs. \. Hungerford,
with her old champion. Drickes, cleaned
up in the classes for dogs, and his son.
Bite South Shore, got the reserve.
Miss Parker Wins Prize.
The bench show committee today an
nounced that the competition for sill
yer tea service to be awarded the woman
selling the largest number OF tickets 70
the show had ended in favor OF Miss
Elizabeth Parker. and that Mrs. Q. G.
Sonneck was second. The competition
was under the supervision Of Mrs. Angus
McSween. -, -
the Judging of the packs of American
foxhounds Packs from the Rock Creek
Hunt Club and the Oakland Hunt Cup
will be on hand. in charge OF the NJ. :.
H. of each club. the masters wearing the
regulation pink coats of the hunting
field. They will be judged by John Z.
Bentley Of Sandy Spring. Md.
In order to give the school children a
special opportunity to see the dogs the
committee today announced that from y
o. clock tomorrow afternoon until the
show closes tomorrow night all children
sixteen years old or under will be ad-
mitted for p cents. The committee is
taking this step to interest the children
in the breeding Of dogs and the care OF
up the work of the future. Emory NJ.
Wilson, principal Of Central High School,
is chairman of the bench show committee.
Bulldogs Prove Attractive.
The Judging of the bulldogs, Pomera-
mans, st. Bernards and other breeds
drew a large crowd to the show yes
terday afternoon and last night. Many
fine animals were shown in the classes
for bulldogs, of which there are more
than Of any other breed in the show.
Chapel Street Doctor. a huge fawn and
white dog, carried off the honors for
the dogs in the class for winners. The
dog is owned by Robert Baushliker Of
Philadelphia, and weighs almost sixty
pounds. Southside Maid, owned by DR..
John Lehner, took first in the class for
winners among the bitches. Both OF
these dogs are .centers OF attraction at
the exhibition. They are both being
handled by C. G. HOpton.
Among the local bulldogs, Lansdowne
Larry Lynn. owned by Mrs. Charles A.
Watson, showed up remarkably well.
carrying of practically all of the hon
ors. while Alhambra Belle. owned by
among the local bitches.
The awards of the New York and Chi
cago shows were sustained in the 'judg-
ing Of the Pomeranians. Shamrock Wee
Blackie. owned by A. w: Freeth of New
York, was the winner In the class for
winners, dogs, and the best bitch in the
show was declared to be Leeds Girl, ex-
hibited by Josephine NJ. Davidson. In
the special class for orange Pomerani-
ans Lakewood Tonic was accorded the
honors. This tiny beast has a. reputa-
ton abroad as well as in this country and
has won repeatedly.
Among the local Pomeranians which
showed to advantage were Ponty, owned
by Miss Beatrice Dulin. and Brownie,
owned by Miss Louise Carry.
TJnnoro in the classes for field SDanielS
were carried off by Edsall Peggy Mac
Calhster, the property Of Miss Natalie
Sumner Lincoln Of this city.
Summaries Of Yesterdays Judging.
The summaries for the judging of
events yesterday afternoon and evening
were as follows:
Bulldogs: Class 2S1: puppies and dogs
First. Centimanis, owner E. Cook
Glass 2s.: novice dogs-First, Bill
Hurst, owner Mrs. Alden Smoot; second,
Doctor Hazelwyn, owner Mrs. J.. B. Bis
choff; third, Joe G., owner DIR. H. w.
.Mofitt.
Class 2S3; American-bred dogs. cham
pions barred-First, Ellington Huck
Finn, owner W. De w. Dimock: second,
Bill Hurst, owner Mrs. Alden Smoot:
third, Leone Crib, owner ]. J. Payette.
Glass 2s4: limit dogs. under forty-five
owner Mrs. Charles A. Watson: second,
Inwall Prodigal, owners Mr.. and Mrs.
Allison NJ. Lederrer; third. Centimanis.
owner F.. Cook
Glass 2s5; open; dogs under forty-five
pounds-First, Lansdowne Larry Lynn,
owner Mrs. Charles A. Watson; second.
Centimanis, owner E. Cook: third. Doctor
Hazeboyn, owner Mrs. J. B. Bischoff.
Glass 2s6: limit; dogs: forty-five pounds
and over-First. Ellington Huck Finn.
owner w. De w. Dimock second, Clifford
President, owners MIR. and Mrs. Allison NJ.
Lederrer; third, Master of Ravensbaugh,
owner W.. III. Stokes. jr.
Glass 2S1; open; dogs; forty-five pounds
and over-First, Chapel Street Doctor,
owner Robert Baushliker; second, Ell
mington Huck Finn. owner w. De w.
Dimock: third, Crumpsoll Doctor. owner
Dr. John Lehner.
Class 2SS: winners: dogs-First, Chapel
Street Doctor. owner Robert w. Baush-
hker; Reserve. Elmington Huck Finn
owner W. De w. Dimock.
Class $50; local dogs-F'irst, Lansdowne
Larry Lynn, owner Mrs. Charles A. Wat
son: second. Bill Hunt. owner Mrs. Alden
Smoot: third. Centimanis. owner T. Cook
Glass Do: novice: bitches-First, AL
hambra Belle. owner Gus Brahler: sec.
ond, Lady Wardeler. owner D. A. Boyle
third. Ruby Penfold, owner Mrs. ]. B
Bischof.
Class 1913; American-bre bitches; cham.