The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-09
POMERANIAN CHOSEN
BEST DOG IN SHOW
Champion st. Julian Wins
Chief Prize at Toy Spaniel
Clubs Fixture.
DECISION Is QUESTIONED

Champion st. Julian. a Pomeranian
owned by Mrs. II. Nick. Pultz. was
chosen as the best dog Of either sex In
the thirteenth annual show OF the Toy
Spaniel Club Of America held in the win
ter garden Of the McAlpin yesterday.
In the regular classes for Pomeranians
st. Julian was the victor In the male di-
vision and efeated the bitch winner.
Mrs. Emma 8. Allard's Ofiey Mites Sun
flower. for the best of the breed. This
placing by the Judge. Mrs. MadKe
Thorpe, did not please the majority or
the ringsidcrs. as many Of them claimed
that Sunfiower should have won. They
asserted that she scored over the dog.
particularly in head. and that he Is much
coarser in this respect than the bitch.
Both are extraordinary coated speci-
mems, and when the class came up for
best In the show Judge Frank $. Stern
berg. who acted Jointly with Mrs. Thorpe.
decided that the placing made by ner
earlier In the day WAS correct, and ST.
Julian won "A leg on the handsome cup
offered by Mrs. Howard Gould for the
winner OF best OF all.
The show did not measure up TO the
standard usually seen at this fixture. for
such well known strings as those owned
by Mrs. James Doig. the 0reenacre Ken
nels and Mrs. Hall were not represented,
n this made a big gap In the classes.
Pekingese Judged by Mrs. Madge Thorpe
had we'll filled classes, however. Mrs.
A. Mcclure Halley's Glenwood Pekin
Dunn Dunn. a dog imported by its owner
last summer and which has been a con
sistent winner. was placed as the win
ners dog. Best of the opposite sex Inc
the ultimate inner of best Pekingese In
the show was Mrs. a. l.. Hollands IA
o Champion Cairnwhin Tinto OF
Hydegree. one OF the best small Pekes
In this country. She Ii a little one, but
OF extremely good type.
japanese spaniels judged by Frank
Sternberg had more quality than guam
tity. Mrs. II. r. Harrison's Champion
Little ONE was the winners dog by the
narrowest OF margins over Mrs. Pauline
8. Baschcopf's Chlko, which came on
from Pittsburg for the show. Chiko has
its passports with II and everything to
show that II was a true celestial, born In
the land OF the cherry blossom and i'm
ported by the Pittsburg fancier. In the
ring II made a great showing and showed
with much more courage and spirit than
the winner. OF course II bowed to a
champion in the Winners class, but 1t
won over many lesser lights in the other
classes. In bitches Mrs. Harrison won
with Princess Mo Mo, a good little bitch.
which is nearing a championship.
The show was well attended during
the afternoon session. the following well
known fanciers being seen at the ring
side: Mrs, Jane Doig. Mrs. r. Y.
Mathis, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Oferman.
Mrs. W. T. Drew. Mr.. and Mrs. +. 7.
Clarke. DIR. and Mrs. William Sheppard,
Mrs. Clinton Martin. Mrs. Katherine
Presbrey, Mrs. Mabel R!ddell. Miss Marie
A. Stovall. Mrs, George II Pell, Mrs.
James Campbell. Samuel l.. Goldenberg.
Mrs. Charles Lester. Mrs. \. l.. Reyn-
olds, Mrs. william Reid, Mrs. l.. A. His
cox. Mrs. VI. T.. Hardy. Mrs. 4. |. Hol-
land. Mrs. Charles Ludlow, Miss Warren
and Mrs. Charles Bishop.