New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31
FEWER DOGS ENTER
FOR RUMSON SHOW
Conflicting Dates Held Re.
sponsibIe for Falling Off
in Interest.
MANY POMS TO BE ON VIEW
With Pekes They Have Best
Representation for Annual
Exhibition Which Comes
Next Saturday.

The second annual dog show OF ths
Rumson Kennel Club which will be held
at the Rumson club next Saturday. has
the distinction OF being the only bench
show on the Jersey coast since the de-
mise of the popular Long Branch fixture
In spite OF this, however, the conflicting
dates Of many Of the nearby shows have
decimated the ranks to a certain extent
and the entry list is not quite up TO that
OF last year.
More than five hundred specials have
been offered, but as some of these did
not fill, not all Of these will be COM
peted for. One OF the popular breeds for
which Wilbur Purcell received no entries
is beagles Mr.. Purcelrs only explana-
ton Of this is that fanciers are keeping
their canine hunters for work in the
autumn. English bulldogs are not as
well represented as usual One expects
TO find them heading the list. but both
Pomeranians and Pekingese take prece-
dence in the entry list. Fluffy Poms are
well in the lead. with ffty-two entries
represented by thirty dogs. Pekes have
forty-seven entries and English bulldogs
have forty-six entries with thirty dogs.
The Airedale terriers have thirty-two
entries and Great Danes are represented
by fifteen dogs and twenty-five entries.
| This entry is no doubt a tribute TO the
popularity OF the judge. Otto j. A.
Grassi. who will make his initial appear
ance as adjudicator in this breed. A.
promising Great Dane which Mr.. GRASSY
will be called upon to pass judgment Is
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Dornburg and Elsa Wellendolph Won
Dornburg.
Mrs. Richard p. McGrann, whose plac-
| ing at the ncialty show a couple OF
seasons ago proved o popular. has charge
of the Pekes. Among those whose ken
nels will be represented are Mrs. Ftske.
who has a string. including Chum and
Ii Chez Mrs. Mcclure HALEY. whose
Llenrud favorites. including Ton Shi and ,
Sun OF Llenrud. will make their appear
ance. Mrs. Conway Tearlo will make her
initial appearance with Maggie Murphy. 4
which seems rather a misnomer for
Chinese dog. However. Maggie is said
10 be a good one. She was bred by Lady
/ Herbert. Maggie's sire is Yen Chu OF
Newman and her mamma is Hi OF Alder
bourne. Mrs. Raymond Belmont Will
show her Cupid OF Eppingdale. formerly
Cupid OF Mil Farm.
| Miss Margaret Forsythe has drawn a i
wonderful entry OF japanese spaniels.
There are eighteen dogs, making thirty (
five entries. Maltese terriers is another
Of the toy breeds TO receive good sized
/ entry Mrs. Carl Baumann has entered
a number of her snowy fayo-ites, includ-
| ing Champion Dolly, Dyker Farms and
Sweetsie Of Dyker.
Mrs W. II. Milford. who will judge
| Scottish terriers, is a popular adjudcator
from Wyncote. Penn. Mrs. Mulford has
drawn an entry OF twenty-seven, REPRE-
scented by seventeen dogs.
! Elliott c. Cowdin, I'd. an extremely pop
ular Judge, will not find his duties par
ticularly arduous. In his jurisdiction are
beagles, which did not fill; Sealyhams.
which have only one representative; fox
hounds, which are represented by four
dogs and German sheepdogs, with ten
entries and seven dogs.
One OF the largest entries have been
| made by Boston terriers. They are rep
resented by twenty-nine dogs and forty
five entries These brndle favorites viii
be in the hands OF George F. Parker. OF
New YorK city. John Bates, OF Con-
vent, y. J.. will show his famous Blarney
Irish terriers. among them BlaPney
Broadway. Blaraey Buttercup and Blar-
ney Brenda. j. Sergeant Price will judge
Irish terriers, as well as several otner
Of the wire haired breeds. Wire haired
fox terriers and their smooth haired
cousins will be in the hands Of Daniel ,.
Riker DR.. E. H. Bercndsohn will show
one OF each variety. The wire haired
terrier is called Right OF Way. and the
smooth terrier is Little Burma, new
aspirant.
Alfred b. Maclay is judging DanGis
! Dinmonts. so his own famous string
which are always feature of the bench
shows, cannot appear. Mrs Lester r.
! Churchill will show a typical dog called
Potford Funny Face. and Mrs. q, Foster
Rawlins will show Potford Jean ana
| Draw Lassie.
In the Pom division will be such well
known ones as Mrs Frank T. Clarke's
Fairfax Chocolate Soldier and Lady
/ Love. Miss Marion kennedy's Hawick
Beauty and Pomerea Wasp. Miss Lena
Schilling's Naughty Chocolate Prince
and Fairy Fox, and Mrs. Frank Smyths
Swiss Mountain celebrities. including
Banner Admiral H. Brighteyes and sa-
Bile Laddie.
Mrs William Drew has made good
sized entry Of her American bred Eng
lish bulldogs. Among them are Buttons
H. Drewston Pike and Gaby Deslys
Robert Goelet will show his favorite
breed. West Highland White terriers.
among them Master Of Glenmere aud
IIussv of Glenmere Another well known
kennel TO be represented is lnwall. the
home of Alison Lederer's famous bull
:iogs Mr.. Lederer has entered Baron
Bcaming, Inwali Beaming and Alice Sit
by the Fire Norris Kinney will show
mis- splendid mastins a breed which has
| remained away from the bench shows
for so long that the exhibition of Mar
ouis Of Lidgett and British Monarch -
a real novelty. one of the largest indi-
yidual entries has been made by \. O.
Uoolev, owner of the most famous KEN
nels of Englich settlers I'm America. The
Meadow view Kennels will be represented
By a half dozen dogs including Cham
pion Wyoming Valley Maybelle Rob Roy
Gloria and Nell OF Backfel
Motor cars will meet the exhibitors at
the Red Bank station. and Judging VIII
begin promptly at 1880 o'clock Four
tents have oeen erected for the shelter
OF exhibitors and the benching OF the
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