The New York herald., 1922-01-13
CAT SHOW HONORS
ANNEXED BY MALES
Sunset Invincible and Silver
Echo Lead Feline Aristo-
Gratis at Waldorf.
BY MARTHA CONAN.

There was only one thing to do when
It came to awarding the highest honors
at the United Cat Show. which ended
yesterday at the Waldorf-Astoria, and
that was to select best cat in each Of
the importanr~ ella sses and from each Of
the clubs, the Atlantic Cat Club and the
Silver Society. which combined In stag
ing the annual winter show.
Sunset Invincible, huge cream col
ored animal belonging to the Misses
Champion, won the prize for the At
lantic Cat Club. and Silver Echo. owner
Miss Carroll Macy. was pronounced the
best cat exhibited by the Silver Society.
Both cats are males.
Some vamp of San Dawn. Mrs. A. w.
Mackey's smoke colored female kitten,
won the ribbon for the best one of its
class in the Atlantic Cat Club. while
wirtarge Moy-Mel entered by Mrs.
Clara III. Richards. won similar honors
for the Silver Society. Other best
awards went TO Mimi, the best female
owner Miss II. z. Brown, and to Win
,targe Perenette, the best novice, owner
Mrs. Arthur H. Churchill.
Nine. Blanche Arral visited tho show
in the afternoon to congratulate her two
Siamese pet cats on their being awarded
prizes. Wicl<y-Wee. who looks exactly
ike his brother All Sin, and has choco-
late colored feet. tan. ears and nose and
cream colored body. received the blue
ribbon. while his brother received the
red ribbon in their class. Wicky-Wee
and Ah Sin are descended from the dis
tinguished parent who was presented to
Nine. Arra1 by Chulalongkorn, King OF
Siam.
They were quite indignant because OF
the belief expressed by numerous visi-
tors that all Siamese cats have crossed
~ Sfr In
have perfectly straight eyes. protested
n representative of the Royal Siamese
cattery maintained by Nine. Arral. and
.ae poked them gently to make them
show their deep blue orbs to prove the
assertion.
Greenwich Phoebe Snow. a pure
blooded Australian cat. was another for
e;gner decorated with a blue ribbon.
Phoebe, who is owned by Mrs. r. Y.
Mathis was first winner.
Other awards by classes were:
Writer Sweetheart. owner Mrs. Clara II.
Richards championship In the silver female
Fallulah Betiua IT.. owner Mrs. Herbert
Beecher Nichols. first winner In shaded sn-
yer female, open
The Lark. owner Mrs. L. p. stursis. first
winner in silver tebby female open.
Meadow Lark. owner Mrs. Sturgis, winner
In silver tabby kitten.
CaiIph Dandeion. owner Miss Phyllis l..
Street, first in red male. open.
Mistuf. owner Mrs. Wilbur Friar, first IN
brown tabby female, open.
Princeton's Sister owner Mrs. Bernstein,
first winner In brown tabby female. novice.
Princess Kito Koo. owner Mrs. Neafie. first
winner in tortoise she'll
Queen Minetta H.. owner Mrs. Isabel kelso.
first In tortoise shell kitten.
Ming Sing, owner Nine. Arral. rrst IN
Samese cat, female.
Dotsie, owner Mrs. W. 8. Littiefield. any
other color. female.
Micky. owner Mrs. Charles A. Laux. any
other color. male.
Sepo. owner Mrs. Anna ". sevald. long
haired neuters.
Bunny Moo. owner Mrs. Charles II. Coles.
silver ncutcrs.
Red Gauntlet. owner Mrs. W. s. Little
field. any color tabby, neuter.
Tho Flame Rajah OF Coldstreafn. owner
Mrs. @. A. Bloedon. any other color. neuter.