New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
800 Dogs Shown at
1'uxedoKennelClub,
Setting New Record
Society Residents Attend,
With Proceeds Going to
Charity; Ill Months Old
Puppy Proves Sensation
spec,a, Dispatch to The Tribune

show of the Tuxedo Kennel Club was
| one of the best held this season. With
only twenty one classes provided, there
was an entry of $50 dogs, which is 3
record. Being charity event, with
the proceeds going to the Tuxedo hos
pitfalls, it brought out great many
spectators and exhibitors. The Off
GERS of the club are Mrs. David Wag-
staff, president; Mrs. Theodore Freling-
| huysen, vice-president; Mrs. Frederick
Foster Carey, treasurer, and Mrs. Frank
B. Keech, secretary.
The bench show committee consisted
of Mr.. w. H. Belts, Mrs. Preston Davie,
Colonel Frank B. Keech, Mr.. H. W.
Leigh, Mrs. Pierre Lorillard, Mr.. Pierre
Lorillard jr Mr. Charles Patterson,
Miss Annette Tilford, Mrs. Edward M.
Weld Mr.. David Wagstaff, Mr.. John
| Winters and Mr.. Theodore Freling-
huysen.
Prominent Residents Attend
Many of the prominent residents Of
Tuxedo were interested spectators at
the show. Among those who attended
were Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Freling-
huysen, Mrs. H. M. Tilford, Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rosseter Belts, Mrs. E. r. Adee, Mr. and
Mrs. Bayard Dominick, Mr. Stanley Nor
timer, Mrs. L. H. Butt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eben Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Amory
| Carhart, Mr.. John Toppin, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Wagstaff, Mr.. and Mrs. r. N.
Carey, Mrs. Herbert Shipman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus Field, Mr.. p. A. B. Wide
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. George st. George,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin B. Saportas, Miss
Betty Levins, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stack
s pole, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tuckerman, Mr.. and
! Mrs. w. NJ. v. Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Garrard Comfy.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Nc
". Boothe, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed,
MIR. Morris Kinney, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
N. Owens, Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Newton,
Major Edward B. Harran, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. o. Spedden, Mr.. and Mrs La Grand
B. Cannon, Mr.. ]. v. Robinson, Mr.. F.
| S. Dickinson, Mr.. E. Victor Loew, and
Miss Annette Tilford.
Mrs. David Wagstaff's eleven months
old puppy. Ledgelands Winnie Tien
Hsia was the sensation of the show
being adjudged the best chow. Chows
were judged by Mr.. Vinton P Breese
of Caldwell, N. J. Another youngster
TO go nlEn Was MIS-. MCCiuie Aiaiiey
Sun Flash of Llenrud, which won for the
best dog, beating the good imported
Don of Toddington, owned by Mrs
Thomas Hastings.
Shepherds brought out good entry
and were judged by Mr.. John c. Barn
ard. The best of the breed went to
Mr.. P. A. B. Wideners Debora Won Vie
mar. In bitches Mrs. Nina c. Inter
meyer scored with her recent importa-
tion, Glida Ven Dornerhof. Greyhounds
brought out Landsdowne Sun Ray
owned by Mrs. B. F. Lewis jr., OF
Lansdowne, Pa, which won in dogs and
for the best of the breed.
Terhune's Collie Loses
Beagles were closely contested. The
best went to Mr.. Thomas c. Young's
My Anna. Collies brought out Mr.. AL
bert Payson Terhune's Sunnybanh
sigurdson, which won all his classes
but had to bow down to Champion Bell.
haven Starbat Strongheart, which was
much moro matured. Dalmatians were
Judged by Mr.. Tyler Morse, of Eas!
Hampton, L. I. For the best dog Wind.
holme Princess, owned by the Hollow
Hill Farm, won. '"'
Airedale terriers were judged by Mr.
Fred c. Havens. A very promising
specimen was brought out In Brent
wood Bombardier, owned by Leon Irri
berry, of Brooklyn, N. Y. French bull
dogs made interesting competition, the
best going to Champion Marquis Sans
Prix. In young dogs Mrs. Mabel ]. Rid
del's Haworth Nicodemus won.
Boston terriers, with an entry OF
twenty mine, brought out many new
ones, and best went to Mrs. F. S. Wad.
mann's Prince Conde. Wire fox ter.
riers brought numerous entries, anG
Mr.. James F. Strachan, Of Montreal
showed his Ormsby Wild Rose, that
went high in her classes for the best Of
the breed. Mr.. and Mrs. M. W. Newtor
won with Chappaqua Lashbrook.
Irish terriers were the best seen ir
some time and the judging was closely
contested. For the best Mr.. John 6
, Bates, Of Morristown, won with his
Champion Roughan Machree. scottisl
,, terriers were Judged by Mr.. Prestor
G. Wolcott, Of Readville, Mass, wht
, substituted for Mr.. Prentice Talmage
; For the best of the breed he place.
Medor Dreadnaught, owned by tn,
Medor Kennels, Of New York City
4 Welsh terriers, judged by Mr.. lyle
! Morse, brought out the largest entry il
t some time