The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25
RECORD ENTRY OF POMS.
Many Foreign Dogs to he shown at
the Waldorf On Friday.

With an entry far exceeding that of
any previous speciality show ever held in
New York city. the annual show OF the
American pomcrauian club. which will
be held at the Waldorf Astoria on Friday
next. Will have a great collection Of this
fashionable breed. Nearly 500 entries
have been received and they come from
all the leading kennels in America.
Canada England. and n very fine team
from stuttgart, Germany.
Miss Anna Sands has entered her IA
nous International champion, Pom Patch
Eelper Tossie. which won the champion
ship in 1872 Mrs. William Gamer Wicder-
sem will rely on her popular black. Cham
pion Kew Marco. which has beaten the
best. Mrs. 7. Hartley Williamson. the
founder Of the club and one Of the earliest
to import the breed into America. has en-
tered four Of her noted Lakewood win
ners. Miss Lena Schilling. completes in
the chocolate and brown classes with her
successful winner. Naughty Sable Prince.
noted on both sides of the Atlantic as
the deepest coored dog of this variety
Mrs Charming Burbank exhibits her
noted Blue Bell Miss Theodore Wilbour
has entered very fine pair of the orange
variety.
Reuben Clarke. who Judged last year.
recently returned from England with
twenty-five. Among them are Granta
exceedingly small specimen Ashburn Wee
Blaokie. Waterside Tango and Glapton
Washer Albert Freeth has seven entered,
which include the famous Lomond.
Naughty Little Prince. n tiny chocolate,
winner Mt Accrington. Manchester,
Leicester, London and other big English
shows. In fact every Pom of note will
compete next Friday at the Waldorf Miss
Marian Kennedy Of Hampstead has en-
tered the famous champion. Parneuk-
Blackthorne. which has won at every
show since last Westminster Norwich
Beauty. the fine chocolate. and the we'll
known sable Pomeria Wasp. Mrs j.
g. Mallery Of Newport is sending up from
her southern home AT Aiken her well
known team Of sables, which include the
recently imported English winner.
Naughty Sable. The Tuxedo Kennels have
entered six which include every color.
The largest entry. far exceeding that of
all other exhibits. comes from the Swiss
Mountain Kennels. owned by Mrs. II.
Smyth. the president 81 the club, who has
made over nifty entries. which include
teams of each color. Among her new IN
hibits Will be the wonderful orange dog
Banner Young Gold Spec. which is said
to be even better in color and type than
her last years champion, Banner Admiral
H.. which beat them all last year Mrs.
r. +. Mayhem has entered her winning
Fox Hills team. Another we'll known
Long Island exhibitor IL Mrs. Allard of
Huntington. whose wonderful Pomland
string of American breds are said to be
as good as any ever produced in America.
Mrs. De Ruyter NJ. Hollins, one OF the
keenest OF exhibitors. will show the well
known pair of browns. Eastney Dickens
and Eastney Eli Mrs w. Goadby Loew
will make her appearance as an exhibitor
with Bunty, a very good brown. The chill
.kst
we'll known exhibitors The conditions for
these are that all dogs must be owned
by the child exhibiting, who must not ex-
coed "a years in age.
Judging commences promptly at 10
Nidgley Marsden Of England will judge.