Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-09
HIGHLAND DOG SHOW TO
TAKE PLACE TOMORROW
Future Beaus and Bellies of Society to
Hold Show For Benefit of Dog Hos
pital Tomorrow.

Hold OnoW TOT Dtuoub VI DV6
pital Tomorrow.
4 nur,ber Of small children, who Ten or
mora vosrs from now will be debutantes' ne'u
n dog show last year at the home OF Mr. anu
Mrs Robert Thaxter Bcknell, Su Hlshi@llu
avenue. for the benefit Of the Dog Hospital 90
great was the success and SO well DehaNeu
,vere the dogs 80 brushed and cleaned anu
shined up indeed, that the little othcers n'''
decided to make the show an annual atIaI.
This wears exhibition will take place at Mr.
Bicknells house tomorrow morning, ana the
next-door yard, referred to In the rules ora"n
,,p Inv the small officers themselves, Is that OF
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence wray, and 1t VIII be
doubtless we'll crowded, II all the dogs entered
arrive and are all tied to the back fence
The rules for the show are:
RULES FOR THE HIGHLAND DOG SHOW
l. Everybody must bring their dog on strap
or chain, or must not come at all.
2 Everybody is responsible for their dog
IL they get into fight no one is to
blame but the owner.
3. The dogs must be in good shape or they
cannot be shown. They must be clean
and we'll behaved-their collars must be
bright and shiny.
l. No one must be disappointed II their dog
does not take a prize.
g. Everybody must treat their dog nicely or
they will be put out Of the show.
9. The dog must be entered by October 0.
z. Twenty-Five cents C25c) must be paid for
every dog to the treasurer-Frances
Warner Blcknen-money to go to the
Dog Hospital.
g. Everybody must bring a dress for their
dog if they want them to enter the
funny class, for which prize will be
given. This class will be at the end Of
the show.
Q. All dogs must be fastened in the next yard
until their class is called.
TO- All dogs must be at 3O1 Highland avenue
at 9:45 a. m. Saturday, October 10th,
1914
IL In case Of rain the show will be held in
the morning of the following Saturday.
BY order of
BETTY PURvIANCE.
Secretary.
The list OF entries includes:
AIREDALEs:
l. Mabel Reads Brownie"
Livingston Graham's Sandy
g. Elizabeth Guclters "Dicky"
BULL TERRIERS:
4. Henry p Van Dusen's Boy"
g. Henry P. Van Dusen's Peggy"
g. Ellen Tauss!gs Tar"
FOX TERRIERS:
T. Alice Ellzey's Betty"
s. Bertha Roths Spot"
9. Clara smythe's Cricket"
IRISH TERRIERS:
10. Josephine Crisheld's whip"
SCOTCH TERRIERS:
IL. Clark Zantzngers Robin"
CHUNTERs)
Settlers:
II. Betty Purvances Don Gladstone"
1S. Betty Purviances Mutt"
H. Livingston Grahams Peggy"
Is. Katherine Dunn's Kent"
1s. Polly GrifRths Adam"
II. Edwin warfeld's Spot"
IS. Virginia Earles Bruce"
POINTERS:
10. Evelyn Drayton's BILLY"
20. Evelyn Draytons "Dickie."
H. Billy Barrels Bob"
SPANIELS:
22. Miss Bertha Groves Abe"
q. BicSnell Chidren's Highland Rye"
"A, Mary Bartows Short"
25. Margaret Hathelds prince"
2s. Lois samuel's Tommy"
q. Polly Foltz's "Romany."
Is. Julia Reynolds Cotton Tail"
p. Clark zantzingers Peter"
DACHSHUNDS:
So Mrs. Samuel H. Carpenters ''Afupsel"
POMERANIANS:
81 Mrs. Henry Jarrett's MAZDA"
80. Billy Mofly's Mullins"
ss Miss May Bells Tony"
COLLIEs:
a. Katharine Porters "Ruff."
35 Emily Mobiles TEDDY"
&C. Mrs. Peasants bob"
TOY POODLES:
81 Katherine Dunn's Bobby"
FRENCH PoODLEs:
81 Miss Frances Rowland's "Badda"
FUNNY CLASS:
Probably all will enter this class Last year
a large bulldog, owned by Miss Evelyn Dray-
ton' dressed in Peter Thompson suit won
the first prize In this class.
DR.. Henry Jarrett will judge the various
classes.
TIOGA
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barber. OF Clementon
N. j., will make their future home at $500
North 24th street
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Fl. Hirsch OF 1889 North
18th street. will receive tomorrow afternoon in
honor OF the confirmation of their son. Sylvan
II III.