Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1928, Page 7

WINNERS NAMED IND. C. CAT SHOW Hundreds of Fanciers Visit Exhibit as Boston Woman Awards Prizes. Hundreds of fanciers, enthusiasts and the idly curious today thronged the [Washington Cat Club show at L’'Aiglon (Club, Eighteenth street and Columbia road, where 240 feline contenders are TITLED ENGLISH Lady Doria Lois Hope Em- ployed in New York De- | partment Store. Visited Washington About 10 Days Ago—Perturbed by Publicity. (being judged preparatory to the closing | this afternoon. Mrs. George Bra Boston is deciding the awar Among winners of blue ribbons and trophys in this morning's competition: are: Brown tabb and first winne , male—Gibson Boy; firs! owned by L. L. Pruitt female kitten—Bett; owned by Dr. and Mrs J. R, Canine. Second, Semmy Brownie; owned by Mrs. M. D. Anderson. Tortoise shell, female, open Lewis Brand, first; owned by A. Lewis. Second, Tartan Lassie; owned by Mrs. V. J. Pedone. Siamese female, novice—Siamese Star, first and winner; owned by Miss Emma white, female—Princess Fatima, first: owned by Mrs. William F. Finn. Second, Pakla; owned by Mrs. Annie White. G kitten—Laddie s. 1. Patterson; Mrs, first; owned b; Brcnud ‘Tempul L Y | days ago and returned to New York. Any other color without white, kit- tens—Mitzi- Girl, first, owner, Mrs, B. J. Jones. Any other color without white, cats Othela, first, owned by Roy White. Any color with white, neuter—Soli- taire, first, owned by Mrs. A. A. Schultg. Mother cat and kitten—Countess Vic toria of Graceland, first, owned by Mrs. Grace L. Costinett. Domestic short-haired cat, black males—Tommy, first and first winner, owned by Mrs. Franklin Ellis. Blue mal open—Snigglefritz, owned by Mrs. H. A. Wine. Silver tabby, female—J. J. J., second, owned by Mrs. Pedone. Red tabby female, neuter—Ginger, first, owned by Mrs. Guy L. Aber. Brown tabby, female—Topsy, first, owned by Miss Helen Branson. Any other color with white—Dead- line, first, owned by the Daily News. Any color with white, neuter— Lingtening William Jennings Bryan Marcus Aurelius Knight, first, owned by Miss Ruth Knight ; second, Imperial Pansy Hanoum, owned by Miss Martin Metcalf. Any color tabby with white, neuter— gruddy first, owned by Mrs.. Frank American bob-tailed cat — Maltie, second, owned by Mrs. Brosky. American bob-tailed mother cat and kitten—Maltie, first, owned by Mrs. Brosky. The winners of as many classes as were judged yesterday were as follows: Long-Haired Cats. Class 1— Rosedere Snow Princess; bwner, Miss Mary Fogarty. Class 3—Drumgold Wendell Revela- first, tion; owner, Miss Emma C. Payne. Sec- ond, White Tempest; owner, Mrs. A. M. Olmstead. Class 5—Sir Galahad; owner, Miss J. Shelton. Class 7—Lady Blue-Eyes; owner, Miss Barbara Burruss. Second, Pepeeta of Armagh; owner, Mrs, Walter F. Sowers. ‘Third, Foxy Betty; owner, Mrs, Mary A, Dewey. Class 8 —Lady Blue-Eyes; Pepeeta of Armagh. Class 11—Omar; owner, Miss Eliza- beth Kahler. Second, Philemon; owner, Flourney Olmsted. Boy White; owner, ite. second, Class 12 — Gig; Mrs. Annie E. Whil Class 13—Prince Jumbo; owner; Mrs. J. W. Tiffany. Second, Jiggs Boy ‘White. Class 15—Zuzu; owner, Mrs. Harry Helwig. Class 16—Greshilda; owner, Mrs. J. G. Menefee, Class 17—Fluffy; owner, Mrs, F. W. Fitzgerald. Second, Dixie; owner, Mrs. Anrie E. White. Third, Prissy; owner, Mrs. Laura P. Roege. Class 18 — Demavend Schizantrus; owner, Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Greene. Class 21—Anthracite of Graceland; owner, Charles N. Lankau. _Second, Honey Boy Fairfax; owner, Mrs. W. Garrett. Third, Minx; owner, Mrs. M. R. Thompson. Class 22—Leonce Noir of Waldheim; owner, Mrs. E. Clayville-Smith. Sec- ond, Black Diamond; owner, R. M. Walsh. Third, Black Angus; owner, Mrs. A. L. Anderson. Class 23—Eiderdown Lord Chummy; owner, Mrs. W. Schofield, 3d. Second, Peter Noir; owner, Mrs. H. Peale. Class 24—Eiderdown Lord Chumsmy. Class 25—Abou Ben Adhem Noir; owner, Mrs. H. Yost. Class 27—Lady Annabelle Anne; owner, Mrs. H. Peale. Second, Black Bottom: owner, Mary Stamm. Third, Black Lady Fair; owner, Mrs. J. J. Costinett. Class 28—Countess Victoria of Grace- land: owner, Mrs. Costinett. Class 30 — Dixie; owner, ‘Thompson. Class 31— Bluebyrd of Graceland; Mrs. F. on of | | Lord Pelham Hope, in October. M The determination of two Englisk girls, both engaged in the work of in terior decorating in their home coun- tries, has brought them to the United tates to learn the latest American deas in their art. Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke of Wash- ington, a friend of Lady Doria Lois Hope, a wealthy English heiress, and Miss Leonora Highet, disclosed today that Miss Hope has been working in a Fifth avenue department store in New York as a $25-a-week salesgirl, and that Miss Highet had obtained a job with a New York interior decorator. She talked to newspaper men after publication of a copyrighted story about their work in the New York American Miss Doria, who is 20 years old, came to the United States with her brother, Highet, 23, accompanied them. Miss Hope's family at one time owned the famous Hope diamond. The two young | omen visited Mrs. Brooke about 1 Since then they have been much per- turbed because of the publicity their venture has caused. Mrs. Brooke said the young women had not been hiding their activities and had been touch with friends since arriv: the United States. owner, Mrs. G. L. Costinett. Second, Blue Shadow; owner Mrs. R. McCand- lish, Third, Willlam Sewell Jones; own- er, Mrs. C. Hoyne. Class 32—Rosedere Chief Powhatan; owner, Mrs. V. Pedone. Second, Rose- dere Kebec of Radmor; owner, Mrs. Pedone. Third, Do-Well Kakenda; owner, Mrs. William and Miss Dorothy | Peck. Class 33 — Lavender Mighty Atom; owner, Mrs. E. G. Hydon. Second, Sir Fluffins Deale; owner, Mrs. H. A. Deale. Class 34 — Champ. Imp. Lavender Hiawatha of Hounslow; owner, Mrs, E. C. Payne. Class 35—Prince; owner, Mrs. J. L. Garrett. Second, Jim Blue; owner, Miss M. Fogar Class 36—Lavender Pansy Face; own- er, Miss E. G. Hydon. Second, Jazz owner, R. E. Sampson. Class 37—Lavender Tidbit; owner, Miss E. G. Hydon. Second, Rosedere Bit-O-Honey; ownel Third, My Pretty Gl.r M. Haynes. Class 38—Lavender Tidbit. Second, Lavender Adorable; owner, Mrs. W. R. Schofield, 3d. Third, Imported Gros- sett’s Bluebell of Runnymede; owner, Mrs. R. W. Grossett. Class 39—Blue Belle; owner, Harry Peale. Class 42—Beau Claire of Rosedere; owner, Miss E. C. Payne. Second, Kt Es;]:lo of Edgewood; owner, Mrs. B, ello. Class 43—C. H. Dreamland Raschid; owner, Mrs. L. M. Class 45—Winter mvefle 2d of Dreamland; owner, Miss L. M. Good- win. Second, Fay's Gay Coquett owner, Mrs. F. Thompson. Class 46—Mia Sisterdere; owner, Mrs. E. S. Wood. Second, Tiffy; owner, Mrs, B. Acton. Class 47—Karess o' Winter; owner, Miss L. M. Class 50-—Prince Sterling; owner, Mrs. A. E. White. Second, Kem-Kem's Sonnyboy; owner, Mrs. E. W. Holland. Third, Mogul, Jr., of Tempul; owner, V. Olmsted. Class 51—Rob Roy's anknt of Clare- mont; owner, Miss L. M. Ooodwm Second, Rex Nemo; owner, Mrs. G. Orr. Third, Peeper the First of Pflenfl- ship; owner, Miss I. Corea. Class 54—Winter Patico; owner, Mrs. L. M. Goodwin, Second, Silver Fay's Imp: owner, Mrs. F. Thompson. Third, Luckey Lindbyrd; owner, Mrs. Frank ‘Thompson. Class 55—Dreamland Natiesha; owner, Miss L. M. Goodwin. Second, Silver Aria; owner, Mrs. D. M. Bates. Third, Kem-Kem Mitzi; owner, Mrs. E. W. Holland. Class 56—The Lark's Song; owner, Miss E. C. Payne. Second, Princess Sterling; owner, Mrs. A. E. White. Class 60—Tabby Cottage Baffins: | owner, Mr. and Mrs. John T. McCarthy. Second, Little Bonny Boy; owner, Miss Dorothy Peck. Miss D. Class 61—Bodot; Smith. Class 64—Muchacho Grande; owner, Mrs. C. R. Zappone. Second, Silver ‘Boy; owner, Mrs. C. R. 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