The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
NEARLY 600 Dogs
FOR NASSAU SHOW
Charity Event Next Saturday
for Bue Cross Society At
tracts Quality.
NELSON ON JUDGE LIST

Nearly six hundred actua, dogs will
be the total entered for the nth annual
show Of the Nassau County Kennel Gu
which opens the local season OF spring
and summer dog shows on the Turf and
Field Club grounds at Belmont Park.
Long Island, next Saturday. This show
will take the form Of a charity event. with
the Blue Cross Society. an organization
pledged to care for sick and disabled
horses Of all nations injured In the war.
as the beneficiary.
Fanciers from all over the country
have responded with a rousing entry.
sporting spanlels and the pointer and
setter classes have filed exceptionally
well. In the former breed C.. +. Nelson
of M~iddlebush, n. J.. will Judge. and he
has received the undivided support of all
OF the largest kennels devoted 20 cocker
spaniels. Among those who viii bench
strings are n. X. Bloodgood. owner Of the
famous Mspal Kennels. J. Macy Wil'ets.
with his Cassilis ockers: w. T. Payne.
with large nominations " Midkih dogs.
and the Pen Craig Kennels. Competition
will he keen In these classes and while
the winners at the last winter shows will
be on hand to hold their places. those
who were not as fortunate will be out
looking for reprisals.
George Mott OF Babylon. L. l.. will do
the pointers and settlers. and contrary to
the general rule. Il big entry will greet
him. Fanciers of the field and bird
dogs do not as a rule make large nomi.
nations AT the outdoor shows. but AT
Nassau County there will he Il fine lot of
these useful animals on display.
The fact that this years event will lie
10 increase the fund of the blue Cross
Society. "A worthy charity. has caused
any prominent people in the society
world to interest themselves In the fin
turc. Among these are August Belmont.
chairman OF the Jockey club. and SIR
Herbert Beerbohm Tree.
TIE bench show committee Is made
up OF Or. i. II. De Mund. chairman !:
Theodore Crane. Robert Sedgwick. Jr..
Or. i. IT. Berendsohn. Il. l.. Hutton,
Morris Kinney. Theodore Offerman. A.
fred n. Maciey and Tyler Morse. ex of-
i'cio as president OF the Nassau County
Kennel Club.
Miss Marion du Pont Of Wilmington.
Del. and the Windho,me Kennels have
entered Da!matians. while the Wind
homo elbows and Sealyhams also will be
benched. Champion Slumber and Cham
p!on Brentwood Hero are among the
cid English sheepdoss named by the
Seaver Brook Kennels. The nomiuators
Of pandie pinmonts include MIS-. stuart
Duncan's Meadow Kennels and Mrs. Fos-
ter Eawlins. who also vii, show grey
hounds, while entries o. P~omcran!ans.
Pekingese and Brussels GriNons have
been made. with others. by Miss Marion
Remedy. Mrs. II. II. Troop. Mrs. NJ. r.
Hardy. Mrs. May II. McCurGy. Mrs. W.
W. Iiadley and DR.. Mary H.. Cotton.
a Japanese spaniel Champion co GO
san will be benched by Mrs. +. n Ber-
cndsohn for Miss c. II. Mct;ill ~ Mont
real. Others who have entries In breeds
IN which they are prominent as special
lists are Mrs. Payne Whjtney. Mrs, :. A.
Warner Paltazzl. Mrs. II. NJ Hartman.
Miss Margaret Van Schaick. Juan N.
Cebalios. Mrs. william ~Faruuhar, James
A. Burden. White Star Kennels. - II.
i. Le!th. O.. Carley Hartman. E.mvlew
Kernek Of Scranton. Pa. Rcd Brook
Kennels. pr. A. T. Northrop's Noross
Kennels. Mrs. r. l.. Hu;,on's VII sum
Kennels, Barney Kennels. W. Eoss
Proctor. DreWstone Kennels and Mrs.
ID. :. Hudson.
Also Surrogate J. J. Graham, Robert
4. Scott. Lismore Kernels. C.. Oliver isc-
lin. Jr. Col. Thomas A.. Denny. Mrs
Harry La Montague. II. W. McKav
Mrs. Curt W. o Salle'. Edward V
ireland. Mrs. r. Cecil Waller, \ i
Davis. Mrs. James Doig. Esinord +
O'Rricn. Mrs. Byron Rogers and many
more.