New-York tribune., 1885-07-27

day afternoon We pick I'd currauts for supper all Of us
happy group on carpet under the trees LUCK
less John In the centre still bearing stains that
the in chorus
az M ,bar we nsvs more IN eating tse s Ss
shorus was repeated and Mrs. Hubbard continued:
The that rises in the morning has the privilege
Of ringing the breakfast bell this is that has the
Ing meal After the breakfast have family worship
in which Of course the children take part They know
Scripture passages ike some Of the Psalms they join
with us Later two OF the girls dry the dishes; the
busy and he little boys play with tho kittens
something else found for the other children TO- do
one Of the boys said the first day Do kneel
morning have a sewing-school on tho lawn DIR.
Hbbard is the trustee and all OF discipline
ported to him. One of the girls Is the teacher and We
have fine time together.
After school the boys play ball and the girls play
those living with neighbors Yesterday one OF
the boys came into the yard pulling cigarette called
were s" .ss.a we tha; we did not employ iaSSTsT
him to again when he came here and he prom
ised so that fear no more trouble from that source
our talk One Of my girls came to me to-day with such
ne1pression Of disgust her face one Of the other
done. lie had called her Fresh Air. What did you
say In returnf asked just don't speak TO MIN now.
she replied and guess that boy feels sorry now that he
offended the little miss.
"In the evening at the bell and sixteen little feet
have to be washed and the house Is perfectly still
Last night soon after the retiring hour was sitting with
my husband In hia study Is 1t not tins for the chill
dren 10 come he asked. and much surprised to
learn that they were already In bed. would you Ike
to see where tho children sleepF added the genial
parlor her mothers room until her death. That was
where the girls slept, two OF them In bed OF generous
dineusons one or them folding sofa and the other
on cot Up one flight in the front OF the house. was
the room occupied by John Kelly and his brother A
picture the wall had Interested the embryonic poll
tcan, aud he asked II he might take one OF the sheep
nome win him. When told that II could not be spared
he said: VIII bite II touch itr The other brothers
sleep In fine In the back part OF the house There
Il some friendly rivalry among the guests regarding
their rooms The size OF the room IL the strong point
with the girls and the wall paper their rooms the
boys boast about with parionable pride.
The work OF securing homes for the children In this
pleasant village the result OF united efforts by the
several churches and the Young Mems Christian Assoc
alton Miss Mary Crusscll and Miss Jennie Martin. who
In charge OF the children this place, returned
TO Sew-York yesterday taking with them one OF the lit
tie girls. who wanted TO see her mother the only home
The entertainers are J. NJ. Bull. 5. C. Smith. Eugene
Hoyt Freeman Miller Mrs DIR. Ulbbard. Mrs. DE larme
Mrs. Van yrankin. DR.. Gantz. Mrs. Bigger. Mrs. D.
Jane Rafter Mrs. r. Kless, Mrs David Anderson Mrs
Ferguson. Mrs. l. Leland, Mrs. Amos Chapman, Har-
rison Baggerly Mrs j. Kngsley Samuel Nowland. MISS
Ruth Efgerton, Mrs. A. H. Vrooman, Mrs. John Reese
Gowine. r. j. Baggery. Mrs. Aaron Post, Mrs Joseph
Knouse Joseph Scuen. Mrs william l. Psrkhurst Mrs.
Nathan stroag Mrs. Judd Redned. Mira Cornelius ste
phen-, Mrs Alexander Mrs Andrew Jones, Mrs s. OFT
ley. Mrs. Van Gelter Mrs. John Esey, Mrs DIR Rhodes
Mrs. Bray. Mrs Knapp. Mrs. Post. Mise Hattie Esey,
Mrs. NJ r. Pierson Mrs. Charles 9ctt. Mr.. d. A. Lisk.
Mrs Henry Knickerbockcr Mrs. Charles Whitney. Mrs.
Copp and Mrs. spalsburg