Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-10
SOCIETY TO EXHIBIT
Capital FashionabIes Taking
Keen Interest in Dog Show.
FAMOUS CANNES ENTERED
Unclassifed Special Prizes for Ken
mel Exposition at Arcade
Attract Attention.

washington society is taking a keen in
terest in the dog show which is to be
given by the Washington Kennel Club at
the Arcade, April "a, % and % Among
the many entries which have been re-
ceived by the club is a. famous West
Highland white terrier, Greentree Sandy,
owned by Mrs. James w. Wadsworth, jr.,
who is well known in social and sporting
circles. Greentree Sandy is the son of
Fergus, and from the kennels of Payne
Whitney.
Another entry which will attract atten-
ton is Tokalon, bull terrier champion
owned by DR.. D. w. McEnery of this
city. Tokalon is out of a champion by
champion. From The Plains. Va, will
come pack of beagles owned by New
York millionaire, Irving Munford. There
are five couples in the pack, and all said
to be fine dogs.
Early Entries Urged.
The bench show committee Is urging
local dog owners to make their entries
as early as possible, to avoid a rush at
the last moment. The books are to close
Friday. The committee announced today
that the number of entries Of local dogs
Is far ahead of the number at similar
date before the last show given here. The
! out-of-town entries have begun to pour
in also, and the committee is kept busy
all day long at the offices in the Evans
building.
The classes for local braces and teams
of dogs are free entries. A number of
these classes. The committee called at
tentiOn today to the fact that the sex
Of dogs was not considered in the make
up, either of team or brace Of dogs
for these classes.
List of Unclassifed Specials.
A number of the handsome cups and
trophies offered as prizes in the show are
now on exhibition at Berry & Whitmore's
The unclassified specials, in which the
local dog owners are taking much interest
and which include a number of hand
some cups, as announced by the commit
tee, are as follows:
The Washington Kennel Club-Grand challenge
tankard donated by Mrs. A. Z. Gardner, tor
best dog, to be won three times by the same K
hibitOr.
Gait & Bro.-''The Gait cup" for best bitch,
to be won three times by the same exhibitor.
of the value Of $50 for the best brace q Of any
one w breed entered and owned by one kennel
members only, club medal for best a' dosa
Adolph Loehl-Challenge cup for best dos or
bitch e1n in the shSw owned BY local exhibitor s;t
exhibited by a member.
Washington Kennel Club-$l5 to exhibitor or
agent benchng largest number Of dogs.
+. ]. Stellwagen-Silver cup for best dog or
bitch bred and exhibited by a member
NJ. Goldsmith & SOn-Sver cup for best brace
owned and shown by local exhibitor.
Harris & Shafer-Siiver cup for best team
(kennel Of FOUR.
The Shaw & Brown Co.-yase for best brood
bitch, shown with one Of her product. Bred
by local exhibitor.
Reid s. Baker-Brownie camera for best local
dog or bitch shown by girl under seventeen
years of age.
G. Harry White Company-A base ball glove
for best local dog or bitch shown by boy under
seventeen years Of age.
IT. The .I Lehigh Valley Kennel Cubic members
The Lehigh Valley Kennel Club-To members
only, medal for best bitch.
Friend of the breed-Silvcr cup for best local
| dog or bitch exhibited by lady.
Berry e. WhitmOre CO.-Challenge cup for best
local team OF four, to be won three times by
same exhibitor.
Julius LAnsburgh-Dining room gas dome for
best local puppy, dog or bitch.
l.. +. SmOot-$16 for best setter dog or bitch
that has competed in a recognized field trial.
| and SO for second best.
DIR. Cecil French--Piece OF cut glass for best
| stud dog shown with one Of his get, the get not
necessarily to be owned by owner Of stud dog,
merit of both to count.
The Saks Eur COmpany-FHr garment to most
popular local lady exhibitor, to be voted for by
any person paying to enter the show.