New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-29
BLUE RIBBONS
GO FAR AFElDl
In PHILADELPHIA
Opening Day of Dog Show
Sees the Prizes Well
Scattered.

Philadelphia. Feb. q. Blue ,;,b
vent far aheld In the opening irJ.N
OF the fifth annual dog show os,r
Kennel Club Of PHILADELPHIA ~ .ae
California. Kentucky. Illinois. Csn.S;..
and New York entries carried or -.
greater number Of FIRST prizes. pon"
ranians possibly an Indication ~,
New fork fancicrs DO the breed -,
dissatisfied with The dominance :.
Philade iphia members In the Snsc;.l,.
Club, as they stated after the fuss 10,
made Miss Marion Kennedy temno.
rarily martyr, following the recen,
Hotel McAlpin Pom show-had no On.
tries of consequence from Manha,,s,
or its environs. The local kennels n
Mrs. Smy,he took both winners clas.e.
with Swiss Mountain Sable Laddie ana
Banner Princess Maud.
The show, which viii close TO-DAY i,
benefit this year for the Child Fed.
Grafton, which gives personal servic,
in the best interests Of babies and
children. There was a fashionable and
large attendance. many from New Yor.
Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Thee.
dore 0fermann. Mrs. T. II. Lloyd. "
Ross Proctor. bingham Lawrenu
Walter T. Stern. Mrs. Roy A. Rainey'
the Misses de Coppet, Miss Hydon. Il
X. Bloodgood and his son-in-lsv, Nay
Willets, who nearly swep. the bonn,
in cocker spaniels; o. Csrley Ham.
man, John g. Bates and Mr.. and Nm.
J. A. Graydon, who cut out the GEt.r
show last week 20 save their uniqu
quintet Of Newfoundlands, which IN.
cludes one of the rare black and white
Tandseers." for exhibition here.
The Scottish terrier classes, Judged
by +. II. Lloyd. the dean Of the hr.
cicrs. brought an upset 70 the New
York entries Of Walter 7. Stern, who,
aside from the successes OF his pup
pies. had 70 be content with reserve in
winners with Esrlybird Troubsiour
and Earlybird Olive TO tht great pair
owned By Miss Jean r. Crawford, u
Chicago Conqueror and Bapton Bed
trice.
Nr. Lloyd also gave New York Ell
tries the winners honors in Wet
Highland white terriers. bitches, whid:
went 20 Miss Phelps's Walpole Witch
Winners. dogs, was captured BIZ = Bry,
Mawr entry. A. Males Longhousc Tag
o. Shanter. both results 20 tho disconf
future OF bingham Lawrcncc's brac'
Of champions, Master Of Glonmer
and Butterscotch.
DR.. J. Z. De Mund, Of Brooklyn
worked hard and with brilliant SUE
cess as the "all around" judge n
found two homebred Russian wolf
hounds Tree from the suspicion o
wcakling traits that would make then
FL r. .-ofe :,.-4o.I 81 foef-oyc
on a hunt The pair. placed irst u
winneS were Clontsrf Nadmen, owne'
By Mr.. C. II. Raymond, Bedford, Ohio
and Valeivo Of Tatisna, from the Ia
tiana Kennels. Erie. Penn.
Ne.- York owners had an innings il
both the French bulldog and Peknges
classes. which were vel. and qUlekll
Judged BY A. Mcclure HALEY, o
Orange. Haworth Pivy. a puppy. msd'
a good early winning IN the do'
classes. but winners in the Frenche'
was won by Robert A. SCOTS Garder
victor. La France Model. who sls'
gained winners bitches with Frenchi'
Victorine. The winning dog in Pese'
was Mrs. /. ". Halls Nauchiny Pau
the victory making him 4 champion an.
winners, bitches. was Mrs. Arthur VI
Hunters Arden Fairfax Teen Nah.
4 wonderful home bred puppy al
the way from San Francisco capture
it's class and the American bred fol
dogs in Airedales. These classes
Judged finely by ". L. Barclay were
the strongest in numbers and fuali't,,
of the show The newcomer. John u
Williams Crack Shot. had a close call
10 beat Theo Ofermann's York Master
Key and Nickery Lodestsr in the Amer
lean bred class. the latter being 100
scant in coat. Kenwyn Pennsnt, loTlee
winner last week az the Garden ior
John J. ODonohue, OF the Watching
Hunt, Plaindeld. repeated to-day. WIN.
ners. dogs. went 20 the Canadian ent,y
Of Norman Mackenzie. Oh. King NOD
bler's Double, with the New YORKER
Heathcote Kennels Leeds Retormer'
reserve. In the bitch division tns
Nickery Kennels repeated the Wes,mlh'
ster show successes with Nickery Amsn
Gem. a count for Chicago. with hoo
inson Boards Red Starlight eainin'
the minor honors for Manhattan.
Colonel Jacob Rupert swept or " !,
chief honors in 81. Bernards with en
Lady Lyndon and the newly impor'e
smooth coated Boy Blue.
Beagles. judged by Richard A. Gan r
brill. of Newport. K. l.. master OF IN
Vernon Place Hunt, who made mrs
appearance in the ermine, were un ",
usually strong classes. Two Ne'
Workers. Louis Lee Higgins and Geors
p. Post. with packs kennelled respee
lively in Kentucky and New Jerse,
captured several beagle blue ribbons '
o Carley Hartman. IN Urea, Ds w'.
with Succabone Pyra and Morris ME-
nev. who showed Old English sheep
dogs. were other Manhattanites
bench winners.
The Countess Karl Won Holnstelr
formerly Miss Mildred Harrison .
Bryn Mawr. was a successful eSnio''o
OF Doberman Pinschers, bencred !. !.
rrcster strength and quality than O.
anv previous American show.