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From the New York Times: DOG SHOW AT PRINCETON.; Mrs. Malcolm Straus's Beau Athos a Winner in French Bulldog Class. December 15, 1912 Link

Another Bain/LOC photo from a dog show:

A bunch of Bain dog show pictures of socialites and their dogs appear to be taken at the same location, which is likely the roof garden of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City.

Thanks to all for their comments. While the New York Times is often a fairly reliable source for the spelling of a name, the December 15, 1912 article mentioned in several comments includes misspellings. It is identified as 'Special to the New York Times', and so may have been provided by a visiting correspondent - and not well fact-checked. This photograph shows Mrs. Malcolm Strauss and her prize-winning French Bulldog Beaux Athos. Bain provides the identities as: Mrs. Malcolm Strauss and Beaux Attos, and this Dec 1912 column offers Mrs. Martin Straus and Beau Athos, where both names are incorrect. Numerous other articles in the New York Times reporting results of dog shows in great detail confirm both the name of the owner - and her husband - and her dog. A good authority for the dog's name in particular is the American Kennel Stud Book of 1913, published by the National American Kennel Club. Here he is noted as: Beaux Athos. We will amend the record to include the correct name for the bulldog.

Que imagen fuerte!

É uma bela captura!!!
这是一个美丽的捕捉!!!
It's a beautiful capture!!!

Rather well dressed for being workers?

Frozen Coffee: I had exactly the same thought as you.. Maybe Einar Erici mixed things up and wrote the wrong name and occupation on the backside of the copy? (Some day I'll scrutinize once moore the many undigitized copies to hopefully find a clue.) But on the other hand, why not? A worker and his wife could have inherited some clothes from welthier people, and maybe they would have liked to be able to dress up for the rare and special occasion of being photographed? /Anna B.

I have the same guess: the coat -looks too big for the dame- must be from someone taller.

My great great grandmother. For shame.

I'm glad you've found her. If you search the Shields Daily Gazette at search.findmypast.co.uk/search/british-newspapers then you should find some more stories about her.

And my great grandma. Thank you so much for the link.