Evening journal., 1915-06-17
DOC SHOW Goes
With LAWN FETE
Pedigreed CANNES Shown
on dupont Lawn for
Benefit of Hospital
FRIENDS MAKE
AFFAIR A SUCCESS

annual lawn fete o. the Day Nursery
and Hospital for Babies, held yester-
day afternoon, on the ground Of
Irenee dupont, the dog show proved to
be a drawing card. Besides this show
there was fancy dancing by the chill
dren. under the direction of Miss Kate
McClanerty, a drill by the Boy Scouts,
and a side show. A large canvas
tent, with glaring poster signs, an
nounced to the assemblage that there
were wonderful and mysterious things
to be seen there. Some Of the attrac-
tions read ,husly: Wonderful
Bearded Lady" "Boozy Bill, the Hor-
rible Example" "Wild Man from
Borneo.' "rhe Flower Of England"
Jesse James" and the popular movie
attraction, Charlie Chaplin The va
rious booths, where tempting things
we're sold, were we'll patronized and
the warm day caused ice cream and
lemonade to find ready sale. Ice cream
was served under a tent spread on the
lawn, Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst hav-
ing charge of that department.
Another feature was a garden table
with plants, cut flowers, seeds, fresh
vegetables and other things of that
character. Fresh country eggs and
country butter also found ready sale.
The homemade cakes and candies
were eagerly purchased
The dancing by the children, as IL
always is, was a pretty feature and
the little folks. with their garlands
and wands, gave several pretty fg-
ures under the capable supervision of
Miss McClafferty. An orchestra play
I'd in the summer house.
The dog show was such a success
that there is talk of having an an
nual show of this kind in this city. Il
was in charge of Mrs. L. Scott Town
send, assisted by Mrs s. ID. Townsend
and Mrs Macmillan Hopes They had
the active assistance of DR.. William e.
Harris, Frank Turner, II. b. Lyman
and NJ. d. Darrell, who saw that no de-
tail was overlooked.
The judges were: John Harris. of
Camden, N. p; c. ]. Winkler and Dr.
r. J. Brodley, Jr. There we're a largo
number of entries. The dogs we're
shown in =. large roped-in enclosure
and a large crowd gathered TO witness
the judging. The dogs we're led by
leashes by their owners
The first prizes consisted of silver
cups and other articles which had
been donated, while the second and
third awards were ribbons. At the
close of the judging there was a final
walk-around of all the blue ribbon
winning dogs to decide which was
the best canine. The honor went tc
Il. IT, Whittaker's small collie. The
prize was a silver cup. There was
ALSO walk-around TO decide who
had exhibited the best brace of dogs
This honor went TO Holstein Harvey
tor his French bulls. The prize was
lereer's special dog collar.
The prize winners were.
Airdale-The Rev. J. W. Areson,
nrst (cup); Elizabeth Jackson. sec
md.
Collie. male-H. T. Whitaker
first Ccup).
Collie, female-Mrs T. W. Jakes
nrst Cutters special thermos bot
ue); c. II. zechnian. second: w. E
Ritchie. third.
Collie puppies-Marsha Barton
lr., first (cup).
Pomerian, female-Mrs. e. S. Avis
brst Especial Crosby and Hill, paii
owels).
Pomeranian, male-Mrs. E. H. Hall
hrst
Great Dane-Edward Brinehurst
drst.
Cocker Spaniels- Elizabeth Bul
lock, first (Hardcastle special pic
ture) Rachel Rowland. second.
Pointer-Frank Turner. frs
icup); Hugh Y. Mcbride, second
Jane T. Ramsay. third.
Setter and Pointer Field Tri,
Class-F NJ. Bullen, first (cup)
G. II. Simon, second; NJ. w. Lovel
third.
English Setter Pippies secor
ciass-Harold Springer, first: Maj
Morris Ramsay. second; E.
Howell. third.
English Setter Puppies, FIRST class.
Frank NJ, Stevens. first: Elwood ia
ley. second; r. II. Howell, third
English Setter. male-William
Harris, first (cup): George II. Simo
second; Isaac. A. Gray. third.
Fox Terrier Puppies-AIrs. Phil
Marquard. first; Ralph Jones. secon
Fox Terriers. aged male-Edwa
Bringhurst first (cup); Villa
Henry Laird 3rd. second.
French Poodles. Puppies-Jenr
Leshem, first (Lippincott vase): w
liam II. Foulrod, second.
French Poodles, aged-Miss Clai
Ellegood. first
Bull Dog. English-Elizabeth
Kaufman, first (cane. Mullin specia
French Bull Puppies-Ha Ba
tram. first.
French Bull, aged-Holstein Ha
vey. first and second Charles
Ninkler, third (H. Harvey cup).
Japanese Spaniel-Mrs. A. II. Smit
FIRST
Beagle Puppies-Carl schrefl,
hrst Cmale), and second. tfemalel.
Beagle. dog-F. NJ. Kraker fir
ond. %
Beagle, female-Gnpin Mass,
hrst; +. NJ Kraker. second.
st. Bernardo. G. Jones. secon
Mrs Lamott DUPONT. second.
Pekenese-Aliss Catherine wills
first
Chow-Mrs. II. G. Haskell. first
Toy Black Tan Terrier-N
Brown. first Especial. spratt's foe
Dachshund Mrs. Henderson w
irst on. f. Davis. silver pict
frame)
Scottish Terfier-Ernest duPt
first umbrella, Kennard and
special; Mrs. W Z. Harris. seco
Irish Terrier-Miss Francis X
nard. second