New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-09
GREEN ACRE KENNELS
HOUSE RARE BREEDS
Mrs. Van Heusen Has Finest
Collection of SamOyedeS
in the World.
COME FROM FROZEN NORTH
Manv Chow elbows Of Fame IN
Show Ring To Be Seen at Fair
field, Among Them Teddy
Bear and Billy Bear.

Nowhere in the country. perhaps Is
there a more valuable collection OF 10Y
dogs than those which are housed IN the
Green Acre Kennels, owned by Mrs. A. "
Van Heusen.
Mrs Van Heusen loves to develop rare
breeds and her collection of Samoyeaes
is undoubtedly the finest in the worlu.
These fascinating snow dogs are rare
enough IN ne a novelty 10 the ordinary
nerson. and the benching OF Mrs van
Heusen's Samoyedes never fails to attract
attention. The Samoyedes are really
hinge Spitz dog and come from the frozen
. country north of Spitzbergen Although
the Samoyedes are hardy dogs and easy
70 raise. there are comparatively few IN
this country ~,
Arotber breed for which Mrs. Van Heu-
sen has a decided penchant is the CHOW
chow She has the largest and hneSt
collection of red elbows in the country
and has bred more winners thah any
other fancier. g
Mrs. Van Heusen is sister-lh-ia" VI
Mrs. Charles +. Proctor. IN whose hei
nels is Chinese Chum, the best req Oho"
in the world. From this champion many
of the Green Acre cracks are oreu'
Arong the famous elbows bred by MIS-
Van Heusen are Teddy Bear, Billy Bear
cbampion Chinese Idol, Chu Lay Gree"
Acre Black Friar champion Chinese ol"i
NJ Chang. Green Acre Sing Sum- Chl Oh
china champion Kassa Co. charhpio"
Hudewell Chefu, Lady Chink ana o'he''
equally famous c.., Acra
beside these larger dogs the Green Ao'e
Kennels are the home OF lnhui''ei ~ 49,
snaniels. Ruby, King Charles
Cho,ies Rlenheims and Japanese Oiio
80 tho mast beautiful of the lot Is ble"-
bei,,, MARQUIS, a recent Importation
NI,ss E,Uzabeth Van Heusen. whose Gil"
,.-r,ar,ort 10 Gould Hamilton was an
,,ounced last week, is going 10 nave ."
sonarate kennel all of her own
n,iss Van Heusen is the owner OF M 49,
A. to,ro,,s old japanese spaniel "ile"
.b. ago of twelve years has reureu "
1T. life. although TO all appearances
,.u for from sere and yellow
Nc Van Heusen's most recent purchase
&c BENJAMIN Of Sandy "ohuei tu'
poke with black markings. foor NJ N'
might was pitiable when first MS On'ho90
,iyal was brought into his home bi',,c
pe,iamin was fresh from a long ia"
III Trim and arrived at the Van Heusei'
home in a ravenous condltioh. ms nv
,.,,.,,.r Immediately brought In chlcheh
for his dinner. and poor little M hu ''
oboir in the corner and walled an
.o,,ir,ent The feeling between
Janan and China is nowhere more 0.'''-
than il is al present in the Greeh Nv
tIarrels Their fond owner hopes that III
So III Ku and Benjamin may become
,a,o,ci1ed ~ living in the same Kennels
1,ho Green Acre Kennels are situated
Tair9old Conn. and house $50 dogs
Me- Van Heusen, who is an all rouhu
sportswoman, has not yet declueu ""S'0
she will have her new Kennels
lanes F. Meade president OF the
Woodmere Kennel Club, has purchaser
the Young Boston terrier nna'io'
princess. The Princess made her depu'
az the New York show of the Boston
Terrier Club, in the hands OF MIS- Nc,
cinchey. OF Boston. She was placeu
second to Princess Iris, but since 'hal
.,r,a she has been exhibited at seVeral
80 the Eastern shows and has carrleo
oyervthing before her. Princess Is oy
Trimount Chum and looks IKE "ii '
bryonic champion.
Joseph woodland has Just sold to Will
Adrance of New York and Pough-
Ieepsle, the splendid Boston terrier puppy
Tonv Arden Toby is beautiful Darn
br,ndle, with a satin coat and perfect
White markings. He is Of the famous
yn,ts Arden strain and probably Will not
-, moro than fifteen pounds when he
| :. reatured. Toby Arden will be exhibited
800, as he is old enough. and Will
ohahIv add 10 Boston terrier history