The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-12
VICTORY INCREASES
ST. JULIAN'S FAME
Winner at McAlpin Hailed as
Greatest Pomeranian in
the Country.
DECREASE IN ENTRIES

pcmeran,an owned by Mrs. ". Mex.
pultz, won the trophy for hest dog nj
either sex at the thirteenth annual show
os the Toy Spaniel Club Of America,
which took place IN the winter garden
AZ the Hotel NcAlpin Wednesday after
noon. ~. Julian 10 a marvellously coated
dog. which many claim to DO the greot-
eyt Pom In the country. His record cf
wins as hast Of his breed and best in
he show Strengthens his claim to that
position.
Tho show this year introduced a num-
Der Of innovations. In past years IL
has been a two day fixture and has had
classification for many OF the smaller
breeds such ~ scottish and Tor terriers.
sostons and French bulldogs. II has
also been held for years at the Wall
dorf-Astor'a and had become known rs
the Waldorf show. This year, although
he number Of toy entries was within
three Of the total al last years fixture,
something seemed lacking and uhe en-
thusissin was not SO marked as NJ
previous affairs held by the club. Which
one OF the innovations was the caueo of
this II q debatable question and many
discussions could be heard At the ring
side In the evening
Taking IN, show as n criterion OF toy
log popularity 1t is easy TO see that the
Pekingese Is holding Ia own against
N Corners, and from appearances there
will b. no breed to challenge seriously
is leadership In public favor for SOME
time to come. Mrs. Madge Thorpe, inter-
nationally known az a Judge OF toy dogs.
made the awards In the Peke classes
and selected Mrs. a. Mcclure Halley's
grand headed Pekin Dunn Dunn for the
winners rosette. Dunn Dunn was i'm
ported late last summer by Mrs. HALEY
ind made his first appearance at ;he
%stury Park show. where he won:
through his classes To winners. Since
then he has been shown extensively and
las been 4 consistent winner. In bitches
Airs. A. l.. Holland won leading honors
With her great little imported champion
Cairnwhin Tlnto of Hydegree. Hyde
&c is The proper atfx for this little
dog, as she is all quality and one OF
che best little bitches ever seen In this
country. Besides being an American
champion she holds the distinction o.
heire the only Peke bitch In this couu-
trf that Is q champion In England. Tinto
won The special for best of the breed in
the show. Mrs. A. x. Eastoa OF Cald-
we'll. y. j., made her debut AZ an cy-
hibitor Of peklngaso and had nine en-
tries IN the show. Among them were
Two red dogs. which are OF nigh quality.
possessing wonderful heads, shapcly
bodies ana good coats. Both bear n
marked resemblance to their illustrious
erandsire, Champion Sun OF Llenrud.
Sfrs. Easton's Rosemary Comrade vas
the reserve winner TO DUN DUN in the
dog classes. In open parti-cclor dogs
MrO. Harry Baxter won with her Tchak
Of Arcady, a wonderfully headed, heavy
Dated dog thai IA extremely attractive
owing 10 his quality and flashy mark
inss.
Pomeranians, also Judged ny Mrs.
Thorpe. were a feature from n quality
point OF view and the winners and re-
serve in both sexes were dogs the equal
~ which would be hard to fird. -.
Julian led in o with Mrs. William
s~heppsrd's Cold Speck's Model OF Minor'i
reserve. IL bitches the undefeated Ofhey
Mites Sunfower, owned by Mrs. Eiums
:. -Allard. won the open class. any color
or weight, and then annexed winners.
Sunflower had her admirers among the
ringsider. who thought she was OF suf-
'icient quality 70 40 TO best In the show
She Is a beautiful orange sable. carries
q tremendous coat, 10 Of extremely fine
type and carries herself with the
hlugity air 80 ess, ntisl to a Pom. Re-
serve 10 SunfloDcr went 20 another high
~ one. Fairfax sable. Lady Love.
owned by Mrs. Frank T. Clarke.
English toy s~paniels were more or
less of a disappointment and without
he entries from such well known ken
neis as those of Mrs. James Doig. Mrs.
T.. |. Hall and the Greenacre Kennels n
big gap was caused In this section. Win
ners King Charles dogs went TO Karl
wenzel's Peewee, "A puppy which went
from puppy TO winners. Reserve 20 him
was AIR. j. j. Matheson's Nessbank
Hamish, favored by many rinssiders for
The winners rosettc. Hamish is an eX-
.,.tnol, short faced dog and ay,als IN
finish Of foreface. He Is absolutely
noseless and a good type all through.
Winners Blenheim dogs was Mrs.
Thomas Kissane's Romance Of Cation
VII. a good dog. which scored over
Mrs. w. y. Harrington's Marvellous IN
all points, In winners Ruby dogs Mrs.
Never Cohen scored an easy win with
her wonderfully headed Champion Rose
mary Red Rambler. one of the best OF
is type in the country. In bitches
Rapl wenzel won with Lady Queen.
Japanese spaniels ran TO quality more
than quantity, Tn dogs Mrs. r T. Har-
rtson's Champion Little ONE was the
winner, with Mrs. Pauline s.. Basch-
ropf's hike reserve. Mrs: Ia rrison also
won in bitches, with Princess Mono. The
hest OF tho collection, however, was Miss
-. u. Gilrs Clio Clio San, which absolutely
refused TO show. would not move In the
ring and hurt her chances to sucn an
extent that she was placed reserve. She
won the special for the best headed dog
~ the breed. however. and would have
won as the best II her ring manners had
been better.
The Brussels Chiffon classes marked
the defeat of the famous Champion Tony
Chute the Welcome, Miss Elsa Horne's
Tom Tom going over him in the winners
class. Mrs. II. II. Brewster's Dora made
her debut in an a. X. c.. show In the
bitch class for Grlffons. winning the ro-
settle over Henry Muiler's Mouche. II
was a noticeable fact this year hat tn.
cages were not as deliberately decorated
as they have been IN the past. In fact
the style seems 10 have completely
changed in this respect and the dog that
slept on beautiful satin pillows sur
rounded with ribbons and sashes was an
exception, not the general rule as at last
wears show.
The specials are always one OF the
main features Of this show and this year
sas no exception. Throughout the vari-
aug breeds there was a liberal donation
Of handsome cups and many cash PRICES.
Among those of the fancy that were
seen at the rings!de were Mrs. James
roig, Mrs. +. I. Mathis. Mrs. w. G..
Thompson. Mrs. Charles Bishop, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Offerman. Mrs, william
r.. Drew. Mr., and Mrs, Frank r. Clarke,
Dr, and Mrs. William Sheppard, Mrs.
clinton Martin, Mrs. Katherine Pres
orey. Miss Marie Stoyall, Mrs, George
u. Pell, Mrs, George Dixon. Mrs. Her.
bert Ellithorne, Mrs. Mabel Eidde.l. Mrs.