New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-01
DOGS ON METTLE
FOR M|NEOlA SHOW
Eighteen Hundred Entries In
for Exhibition of Ladies'
Kennel Association.
MASTIFFS ON VIEW AGAIN
Pekingese Has Full List, with
Mrs. J. S. Phipps, Mrs. Thos.
Hastings and Others
Among Competitors.
MASTIFFS ON VIEW AGAIN

Judging from the list OF entries. the
eleventh annual bench show ~ the
Ladies' Kennel Association Of America
10 be held al Nlneola, Long Island on
June and T. will OlItstrip any in its HIS
tory, both from the point OF Wow Of
numbers and quality. one change has
been made in the list OF judges already
announced by James Mortimer, superin-
tendent OF the show Hastings Arnold.
Of Smithtown, Long Island, has been sub
stituted for John s. Prince, jr., So Judge
OF Dalnatians
The show viii open early on Tuesday
morning with 1900 entries on the list.
With 913 dogs to be Judged. all the regu-
lar classes Will be cared for on the first
day. with the unclassihed specials oc-
have been made for a special train from
New York, which VIII connect with regu
lar trains from the Pennsylvania station
and tho F1atoush avenue station.
The variety specials filed unusually
well this year For the first time In sew
eral seasons mastifrs Will be seen on the
benches. This class has been filled by
Morris Kinney. OF the Kinnelon Kennels,
who is the only entrant In the open class
for dogs he Is showing British Monarch
and Marquis Of Lidgett. and IN the open
class for bitches will be seen Countess OF
Britain end BeTnice. w. II. Reeves, OF
London. will Judge tho GLASS The ST.
Demands also have filled well in entries
and will have Dudley f. Waters, OF
Grand Rapids, Mich, to Judge them.
Many women we'll known in society who
are lovers OF dogs have placed their
names on the entry list and will appear
in competition with their friends. Among
the owners Of Pekingese who have en-
tered for the honor and glory of their re-
spective kennels are Mrs, John s. Phipps,
Mrs Thomas Hastings, Mrs Henry Har-
per, Mrs. John Minturn. Mrs. NJ. +. Hardy
and Mrs Raymond Belmont.
In the class for Pomeranians Miss Anna
Sands, president of the Ladies' Kennel
Association OF America, Is competing
with Miss Marian Kennedy. Mrs. Regl-
maid f. Mayhem and Mrs. NJ. r. Hardy
among others. In WEIGH terriers Miss
Maude Kennedy. Mrs. Peter 3. Wyckon.
the Misses Gertrude and Beatrice de Cop
pet are represented, as is also Franklin
b. Lord. Jr There IS large entry list
in the West Highland and White terriers.
Mrs. Hastings Arnold Miss May Bird
Mrs Clifton b. Harmon. Mrs. Roy A.
Rainey and Mrs. Payne Whitney all have
entries. among others.
Other well known persons who have
entries in various divisions are Miss
Lolita Van Schaick, Singleton Van Schsick
and A. Albright. jr. Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin
has entered exhibits in the open class
for dogs and bitches for toy bull terriers.
Thomas ]. Regan has big entry in the
haired class are seen represented Mrs
Payne Whitney, Mrs. J. L. rockingham,
Mrs Bainey and the Misses Coppet
The class for beagles brought out a re-
markable representation this year In
this connection feature of the show will
be the cup offered by the Ladies Kennel
Association Of America. valued at 500,
or its equivalent In cash, for the best
pack OF beagles give couples, TO be
Shown by the master and whip in hunt
ing costume Conditions call for the en-
try OF at least two packs 10 afford COM
petition Otho Paget. OF Thorpe, Satch-
vile. England has come over to this
country expressly 10 judge beagles for
the show. The entries are 10 be shown
either by the master OF foxhounds and
huntsman, the master Of foXhounds and
whip or huntsman and whip.
For those who will bring their dog' :"