The New York herald., 1920-01-25

SOu IOI Charity Ut the fOTntIdUlun NluD
show on Wednesday, and also one of the
finest cups. AS quite n number of British
Poms have been brought over recently, the
battle fought beneath the Blue Bird in
sigma between them and the American
brcds will be n royal one and to a finish
There has been no stop in the giving OF
handsome cups and trophies. even though
the time is almost at hand 70 bring on the
dogs. in money and plate the prizes viii
be a very valuable collection and it will
be well worth while winning any part Of
them. Mrs. Linn Seiber has given very
handsome sterling silver cup to replace one
won out last year The best OF IL is that
the donors arc all true dog fanciers and
either own breeding kennels Of Pomerani-
ans or keep them for house pets.
As announced elsewhere, the Pekingesc
Club of America has indefinitely postponed
it's show owing to The non-arriVal Of the
British Judge. and this Is regretted by none
more than the members of the Pomer-
anian Club, for with speciality exhibitions
on both tomorrow and Wednesday the
week would have been n red letter one
There is the best Of friendship and unity
between the two clubs. one proof being,
If proof were needed. tho many gifts OF
specials by Pekingese Club members to
the Pomeranian Club.
These donors include Mrs. Michael NJ.
Van Buren,. the president Of tho Pekingese
Club. Mrs. William c. Durant. Mrs. Gin
ton Irwin Martin. Mrs. Chester 'hapin'
Mrs Charles T.. Engcl and T.. g. SNOW.
Jr. Major August Belmont also has given
n handsome prize.
The Chow Chow show.
Premium lists for the Chow Chow Club
of America show at the Waldorf-Astoria.
on February TO- contain a notice that the
fixture is open TO all, whether members
of the club or not Theodore Crane is 10
tudge and Dr. Il. H. Berendsohn Is to be
Tho steward There are twenty-eight reGu-
lar classes. with three prizes in each OF $40,
g. and 81. and a rich array or unclasSlileo
and club specials. The entries close on
January 27, with the superintendent
George Y. Foley.
Coeh contributions for prizes from men,
boy.s amounted TO N0i the donors includ-
ing John Il. Adams, 500; c. II. Brennan
$40. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Garrison,
$50. Mrs. William l.. Fitzgerald slo; Miss
Helen Gomez and Mr.. MacMonnl"s' w
!. T. Hayes. s25; Miss Claire \. Knapp S@o'
Clarence Mex. Lewis, $40; Norman Mackie'
Si5: Mrs. Adnah Neyhart, SO, John Rich
ardson $40; Mrs. David Wagstaff, Sl5;
Edward Cecil Waller, $50, and Mrs. David
s. Ward, so
Kennel Club of philadelphia.
Following Immediately after the West
minister Kennel Club show and preceding
the Boston exhibition, tho kennei Clup
Of Philadelphia dog show should be a
magnet 10 draw splendid entrE. ~ VIII
be held i'm the Third Regiment Armory' a
new location. and the proceeds WIZ pe
for the benefit of the Emergency Ald OF
Philadelphia Home Relief.
Charles G. Hopton will be the al
rqunder," and among metropolitan
fanciers on the list of judges are j. Rooln-
son Beard. for sporting spanieis and Are
dales: Patrick Tully. for collies; y. X.
Rugrles for Daimatians, julius 9. FEEDER
for Boston terriers; Henry d. BiXby' for
scottish and West Highland white terriers
and Mrs. A. NJ. Hunter. for Pekingese
pomeranians will be among Mr.. Hopton 3
classes.
The entries close on January with the
superintendent, George +. Foley
American Spaniel Ciuh show
Advance inquiries for premium lists Of
the American Spaniel Club show at tho
waldorf storia on February ~ Superin-
Itcndopt Wilbur r. Purcell tells me, are
coming I'm unusually early. Possibly tho
many money specials ana the money
prizes OF 49, $40 and g IN the regular
classes have quicktned tho interest OF
sparieI owners. whether they are members
Of The club or not
9 r. Nelson viii be the judge, and the
American spaniel club viii not only have
ali ,ts time houored specials In compeu-
ton but IN addition p handsome ana valu-
able collection of now prizes.
Toy Match nt Shcepshead.
II In the conine kingdom any Doubling
Thoua." has his nahitat he should have
attended the first match held by nc
Sheopshead Ray roy Breeders at the
Hotel Shaburne, brlsht0n Concourao. on
THURSDAY afternoon. and he would nave
been absolutely convinced that this young
club has como 70 stay Miss Hattie Par
Iett and Mrs. \. *. I.ewisohn were visitors.
THE prize for the best male In tho match
was won by a Peke. owned by Mrs.
lJeuther. ana this owner also won best
female In tho show with Peke, all breeds
competins.
Best reserve winner was won BY NJ.
Taketas 1yo Jen. and Mr. +. Hansbury
scored several wins with his Pao Wong,
ali Pekcs There was much quality IN all
the dogs shown and many well known
breeders were present. Mrs. Thomas liegau
had some quality Poms. Mrs. T. T.
Clarke had q wee baby Pom. a chocolate
atom. who won for smallest IN the match.
and Mrs George Seneca showed an orange
Pom. who did her biz Of winning. The
president. Mrs sidney Franc. showed her
sensational biscuit Mitsee Moo, who
wa liked orr with many specials. The new
club hss the honor Of being the very first