New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
Home BREEDS Will Vie with
Rivals from All Lands
and Chimes.
POMERANIAN SHOW
THE ATTRACTION
Waldorf Will Have It's Fill OF
Mites of Canine Aristocracy
on January 80.

American NNfUN, AhlVFf'N N''N'
home hreds. all OF them thoroughbreds
Of the Pom" world. will take part IN what
VIII he the strongest competition ever
seen I'm this country when they meet Al
the waldorf Astoria on Friday. January
80. for the annual speciality show OF the
American Pomeranian Club
IVbuo scores OF England's favorites
have been imported for the show. the 90
nestle product may be assured OF NJ least
an equal chance at the coveted trophy. TOT
Midriev Narsden, who is coming over es-
peciaUv TO pass judgment on the as
n,rants. is I'm no wise prejudicod IN FAVOR
~ home talent" Unlike the average
professional Judge who comes to America
from across the ocean. Mr.. Marsoen II
not connected I'M any way with any KEN
mel or dealer so that, whatever ms ue-
cisions may be- one may rest assured tha'
they were in no way Influenced by his pre-
v,ous interest in the candidates.
Another thing that the American breeder
NAV take for granted is that he VIII re-
ceive lions share Of the specials for
majority OF them IS open only 10 dogs oreo
IN this country. More than SOU Is oiioteu
IN prize money. and the specials hun'oei
200. most Of which Will he Won ou''l s"',
Mrs Frank Smyth. president oil tne
club. IS one of the largest exhibitors. Mo
smvth's kennels, I'm MeadowbrooK' fe'''',
house more than 80 Pomeranahs' anu
are said to he the largest in the "oI,u'
Mrs SMITH Will show fifteen dogs at the
oorr,ire, show. among them will be won
dsrful orange Pom, which, it is rumoreu'
4. Tho finest OF its kind ever seen. Inc
,.,,.o,r,or g a recent importation YET
unnamed. but If ne is as Sood as he -
said 20 be he viii be able TO snatch 'ne
laurel wreath from last year "li'i'e''
N3se Anna Sands, too. is SAID TO nave al
aoa hurried. said ace beinS an untsuahE
Ono sneciuleu Of Pom which VIII from no"
on hear the well known preiA' ioi"
Patch. ,,--,..
Nfiss Lena Schnlng has an exceedingly
ene new black dog which is recent I'M
nortation from Manchester. besAue .'''S
eDfant noir Miss Schilling Will sho" uei
beautiful chocolate winner HaushN
Chocolate Boy. which is as handsome
chocolate Pom as there IS IN the couh'r!
to-day.
Mis- Elsie Blum has entered an eX
+rerpel,- small black called PoqWto' ana
little Master Raynard, son OF Mrs' T. .
,11sr5,s well known American winner
Porn1and Prince OrsOn. Poquito j. sa''
80 ho the hest son Of that famous cham
pion. Wee Blackie
NJ lawrence y. Alexander has entered
,ho we'll known sable dog, Lakewood
Sable Prince. Mrs. II. W. Kirkland Oh
Holndaysburg. Penn, VIII sho"
fine trio. including Glenkirk Manly Dio'
Pomer1a T1gg and Pomeria Wooley Fly
the dog which won the reserve champion
shin under Charles Hopton TWO years
ago.
Mrs A Won Bernuth is another wen
known exhibitor who has several irons III
the fire. one Of her best, which VIII
carry the American colors. Is Banner
Wudfre. an exceedingly good dog by
Banner FTyaway, from the SWISS NOUN
tain Kennels.
Reuben Clarke is bringing over more
than q score of new dogs, at least dozen
of which win appear at the Waldor1-As-
tor,a They arrived last week on the Lu-
eitania. Mrs Carlin is another popular
17,el;eb fancier who is importing a num-
her of dogs which will make their DEBUT
at the Waldorf. They are now en- route
FOR America
Mrs Frank II. Clarke will show ner
wonderful sire, champion Wee OilVer'
ind n trio OF sables and chocolates MIS-.
1Oe Ruyter Rollins has entered her Wen
known brown Pom, Eastney Dickens and
Al is rlimored an exceedingly good par OF
aebutantes, which are her favorite coioi'
brown.
Each wear Miss Mildred Holiness en-
+r,as have been the first ones which MT
1Jonton has received This year MISS
Holmes headed the list with her popular
prtnce Kolibri. Mrs. Ella Borland mas
entered her well known Canadian win
ners Cairndu Mischief and Brown Betty
Miss Ella Latin will show Lady Dolly
new asplrant which Is considered eAcep-
tionary good Miss Marie Kohn has Just
arrived from Paris with Bebe Max
wonderful brown dog. which weighs only
2IS pounds. The tiny creature was pur-
chased in Stuttgart and IS said TO be the
smallest brown living.
Resides the regular classes Mr.. Hopton
has arranged a class for children under
fourteen years of age and class Tor &C
,resses where there IS 70 age limit. The
only conditions are that they be bona fde
members Of the profession. Two young
sters have already entered their favorites
in the childrens class. They are Miss
Dorothy Luton. aged five years. who VIII
shsy Clayton Queen. and Miss !. NJ. Lut-
S.n. who will show Clayton Atom.
Among the specials are the Rich Chal-
lsnge Cup for the best brace OF Poms OF
tka same color: the Nancy Brown chal-
lence for the best Pom. bred by owner
the stone Hill Challenge Cup ana the
Canadian Challenge Cup. Besides these
challenge trophies there are prizes offered
nv Mrs. A. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy
Alrs. Il. S. Avis. Miss Anna Sands. Mrs
William Gamer Wilderseim. Mrs. Hartley
Williamson. Mrs Frank Smyth. Mrs. r.
". Vanderbilt, Mrs. a. de b. keim, MIS-.
Ralph Chambers Stewart, Miss LYDIA
Hopkins. Mrs. ogden Mills and number
OF others. For Information address
Charles Hopton. superintendent. No. z