Evening star., 1915-04-13

Much interest has been shown in the
dachshund entries. most OF which are
from a Long Island kennel; Fred c
seysrai eaceptionaily 81 ms
the show. "Closeburn Chancellor
Scottish deerhound. owned by Miss
Nellie F1ournoy. Bethesda, Md, was
the only representative of that breed
to be awarded all tho ribbons and spe-
cials offered for dogs af this breed.
Bulldogs make up large class, these
entries attracting great deal of at
Piedmont Hunt Clubs entries captured
all ribbons except those for English
foxhounds, which were awarded to the
entries OF the Riding and Hunt Clut
Of Washington.
Dogs Awarded F1rsts.
Entries taking drsts in the bulldog
classes were:
Puppies-Georgs 9. Lanes Thunder
Boy.
Novice dogs-George 8. Lanes Thun.
der Boy.
American bred dogs-Drewstone ken.
nels' Blackjack.
Limit dogs under forty-flve pounds
George 8. Lanes Thunder Boy.
Limit dogs over forty-flve pounds
Frank K. Pierson. jr.'s. Brass Band.
Open. dogs forty-five pounds and
| ove-Harry Rushton's Woodcraft Dun
dee Mason.
Local dogs-George 8. Lanes Thun.
der Boy.
Puppies, female Salvatore Desio'.
White Haven Belle
Novice females-George s. Lanes
Sapho.
American-bred females-R. Il. Atkin.
sons Lady Corybantes.
Limit, females under forty-flve
pounds-Frank X. Pierson. IRIS, Maid.
stone.
Local females-R. H Atkinson's Lad,
Miniature bulldogs, American bred
Van Campen Heilners Woodcraft Min
strel.
Same. open-Harry Rushton's cham,
pion Woodcraft Model.
The prize winners, excluding specia
prizes, which were offered to the mum.
ber Of fifty, trophies, gifts. ETC., drawn
by the Boston terriers were as follows
Puppies-Mrs. M. C. McGlone's Mosh.
o1u Bunk.
Novice dogs under II pounds p
Moore's Billie Cricket.
Limit dogs under IL pounds-H. e
Cookies Chappie Boy.
Open, dogs under IL pounds-John H
sehlomer's Yankee Spider.
Novice. dogs IL pounds and under-H
c. McFarland's pncas.
Limit. dogs II pounds and under
John W. Keegan's The Whistler.
Open. dogs II pounds and under -
John W. Keegan's The Whistler.
Novice, dogs 1928 pounds-T. J. CLAW
eloux's Holy Prince Boni.
Limit. dogs 1928 pounds J. Clav-
eloux's Holy Prince Boni
Open. dogs 22-2S pounds-Holy Prince
Boni.
Winners. dogs-The Whistler.
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Puppies. females - Mrs. NJ C. Nc
Clones Mosholu Babbette.
Novice. females-Thomas r. Keane'l
Peggy Ringmaster.
Limit, females, under II pounds
H. Graeber's Graeber's Maxima.
Open. females. under II pounds-Sane
Novice. females. II pounds and under
Lloyd A. Douglas Douglass Lady IL
Limit. females. II pounds and under
William c. Rowan's Memory.
Open, females II pounds and under
Mrs. M. C. McGlones Heilborn's Queen
Local, females - Lloyd A. Douglass
Douglass Lady II.
Awards in Various Glasses.
| Other awards In the various classes
and breeds included the following:
| For Russian wolfhounds first prize
went to Herman S. Duker, owner OF
Car Nicholas II. and other prizes to
Mrs. Caroline A. Wilson. with Revizor
Rex; greyhounds. all classes. won by
B. F. Lewis. jr.. with Champion Lans-
downe Butcher Boy and Champion
Lansdowne Artemis: Eskimo dogs,
and Panikpah II. owned by Miss A.
Tracy. niece of j. Pierpont Morgan,
took all the honors.
For English settlers Boz White ken
nels took first prize with Bob White
Lena IL Second honors went to Arbutus
Lady Bird. owned by the same kennels.
Tho winners in the class Of Irish set
ters were: Novice dogs. Rover, property
local dogs. Sport. property Of Mrs Watson
" Coleman, drst prize. and open classes,
Bob White Red Storm. owned by Mrs.
e. B. Chase. was the winner.
Cocker spaniels winners In the various
classes were: Rowdy Phil, property of
Mrs W: F. Council: Zuleika, owned by
E. M. Wilson; Lady Flossie ii. owned by
Mrs B. F. Lewis. jr. Cambridge. owned
by Charles II Mason: Nevals Crusader,
owned by Mrs. John F. Slaven; Lans-
downe Betttna, owned by Mrs B. f.
Lewis, 1r.. and champion Lansdowne
Debutante. also owned by Mrs. B. F..
Lewis. 1r. The latter dog received the
prize FOR all-round excellency.
In the whippet classes B. F. Lewis.
5r.. scored all the honors. and in the Bel
gtan sheepdog competition Miss ]. Os-
borne was equally successful with her
celebrated Renande.
AIIOHS tuo IOCdl exhibitors who can
tured distinguished honors with their
entries were Mrs. Harry w. Chesley
and Mrs. Helen NJ. Halstead. Mrs.
Chesley's pointer Rye proved to be the
best dog shown by local woman. win
ming every ribbon in her class and re-
ceiving second honors for American
bred dogs. capitolas Northwest. a great
Dane, owned by Mrs. Halstead, winner
of many blue ribbons here and In other
cities. repeated her victories and was
the recipient Of three handsome prizes
In addition to the coveted blue ribbons.
valias Imperator. st. Bernard, the
property OF Mrs. Thornton o. Crown.
proved to be the best OF its class shown.
and easily scored first honors. Queen
Maid II, I. e. Schwartz. owner, was
second. Tristan of Winderbourne, in
the great Dane class. also showed her
class and received high honors.
Yesterdays Star inadvertently cred
ited ownership of a st. Bernard, the
photograph OF which was reproduced
among others Of stellar entries at the
show. to Mrs. H. M. Halstead. This st.
Bernard Is the property Of Mrs. Edward
Henkel Of Washington. Mrs. Halstead
has no St. Bernardo In the shov. her