New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-07
ASSORTED BARKS
IN ASTOR GALLERY
twenty-five Breeds of Toy Dogs
Take Possession for An
nual Show.
PEKlNGESE THE FAVORlTE
Mrs. Mark Fisheps Too-Le Of
Toddington Beats the
Champion vi Sin of
Alderbourne.


t.nth annual exhibition of the Toy Span
tel Club Of America. The club was orig
nally devoted to the English toy spaniel.
but he very generously allowed Japanese
spaniels TO enter and then one by one the
toy breeds were declared eligible to com
pete at the shows until now it is indeed a
cosmopolitan gathering, embracing dogs
fom three pounds 10 thirty pounds
In spite of the popularity Of the toy
spaniel, there is something about the
snub nosed Pekingese, with his big eyes
and poquant expression. which makes Sim
q favorite. Mrs. Marg Fishel had the
winner. He was none other than the
beautiful red sable Too-Le of Toddington.
who created such a Juror at Islip this
autumn. He started in the limit class
took open and winners, beating the erst-
while victor. champion vi Sin of Alder
bourne. from the kennels of Mrs. A. l.
Holland. vi Sin did not expect this ana
neither did his owner. but il was fore
gone conclusion from the moment the two
dogs stepped into the ring. Mrs. Fishel Is
a recruit to the ranks of Peke fanciers,
but in her short campaign she has become
50 popular that every one was delighted
TO witness her triumph
In bitches Mrs. Frank T. Clarke's re-
cent Importation. Fairfax Teen Nah.
which was such a favorite in the land OF
her birth, won over all OF the old cam
paigners The reserve went to DR.. Has
kelrs Wan Lee. Mrs ". II. Herbert. OF
staines. England. said that Teen Nah
ladies' that II had ever been her good
fortune 10 jhdge. Mrs. Clarke was the
happiest owner IN the gallery after this
victory of her new favorite and she
needed Just this little bit Of cheer, for
she had been rather respondent over DR..
Ford's decision in Pomeranians. which
gave Miss Maud Kennedys Wee But
terfy precedence over her own beautiful
Fairfax Wee Fanchon. Mrs. Clarke be-
lieved this was all wrong. partly because
solid color is usually preferred to an
orange sable and partly because Wee
Butterny's little hind legs are not quite
what they should be. In winners. dogs,
Albert W. Freeths Off1ey Wee Blackie
defeated Miss Kennedys Pomeria Wasp.
Lady Samuelson's famous Pekes were
the centre Of attraction, and even the
most critical could find nothing wrong
with the beautiful little Celestial dogs.
They occupied beautiful glass house,
draped with satin and hung with wistaria.
They we're for exhibition only, and did
NOT compete.
English toy spanels were we'll repre-
sented There were King Charleses, Prince
Charleses. Rubys and Blenheims, all eager
10 prove that they we're the very finest
kind Of toy spaniels. Mrs. James Doig.
who is vice-president of the club. had
sweeping victory in the trl-color division.
Her Rainbow Little Cherub won every
thing until he met his kennel companion,
Rosemary Rainbow. in the winners COM
petition, when he had 10 abdicate in favor
Of his little brother.
Miss II. G. Parlett. president, and Miss
Henderson. treasurer, are joint owners OF
the famous Rosemary Kennels, and each
year they have won so many Of the prizes
and specials that they very generously
decided 70 enter their toy spaniels for ex-
hbition only this year.
Little Mrs. f. II. Berendsohn hustled
around as happy as could be with her
wonderful champion Jap, Chest ii, under
her arm Mrs. Berendsohn thoroughly
enjoys the dog shows because she has
nothing TO worry about. 1t is a foregone
conclusion that che will win, because
there is nothing in America that can beat
her beloved Chest II. The reserve went to
Mrs.. ". d. Huttons Geisha.
Maltese terriers have recently been adj
mitted TO the club and they were well
represented. The Malta Pura Kennelss
Sounekin won in dogs with DIR. NJ G.
Corkhill's Pittsburg Billie in second place.
Mrs. Carl Baumann showed an embry-
onic champion in the puppy class. This
was Dyker Lady. a seven months old
youngster that carried away blues and
specials galore in the competition which
marked her debut; The winning bitch
was Miss E. Corey's Little Enchantress.
Among those present were Mrs. John
". Minturn. Mrs. George H. Pell, Mrs
James Doig, Mrs. A. l.. Reynolds. Mrs
Morris Mandy. Mrs. A. O. Van Hensen.
Mrs. william Sheppard. Miss +. c. Dob
son. Mrs. Mary Winthrop Turner. Mrs.
Frank pole. Mrs. Florence Mccain. Dr.
Mary Cotton, Mrs. Charles Lester. Mrs
4, Hungerford; Mrs G NJ Hamilton ton
nedy, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel p. Ritchey'
Mrs W. w. Macleod Mrs. George o.
Kolb. DR.. and Mrs. J.. II Berendsohn. Dr.
DE Mund, MISS =. L. W nltHty, MITE. ~
fred Goodson, Mrs. Arthur STOPPED, Mrs.
l. L. Turner, Mrs Durnell, Mrs. c.
Davies fainter, Miss Alice Beatrice
fainter, Mrs Payne Whitney and VIII
lard @. Aborn.
The awards follow:
TOY POoDLEs.
Class 265 OgpPies; dOss'-Fir't Edward f.
Fords Barry II.
Class 256 (noyice dogs)-Pirst, Mrs. l.. L.
Tuners Turner'S Prince Charming,
Class 257 Oimit: dogs)-Eirst. Mrs. Il. l.
Turner's Turner's Prince Charming; second,
Nr and Mrs r Hartnann's Fashion Plate.
Class 2j9 (Open. dogs)-First, Mrs. 1. Mart
inann's Little Ponder. o.
Class 26O (~inners; dogs)-First Mrs. ].
hsrtInann's Little Ponder: reserve MITE l." l.
Tuners Turner's Prince Charming
Class 261 puppies; bitches)-Firsi' Edwaro
r. Fords Molly q.
Class 2G2 novice: bitches)-First. Mrs. J. ID.
AndersOns Reta.
Class 2e4 dimit. bitches)-First. L. r. Fords
beauty Il
Class 2G5 open: bitches)-First. Mrs I.
narmsnns Venus: second, Edward +. foro
me DAINTY Lady.
Class $50 winners: bitchesl-First, Mrs 4.
nsrtmann's Venus. reserve, Edward i. Fords
me Dainty Lady.
MALTESE TERRIERS.
=, lass 81 puppies: dogs)-First Mrs. j. L.
tuners Turner'S Nicola
lass 2t2 novice dogs)-F First. Miss X. y.
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