New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-16
COUNTY, AIR FOB CITY CHILDREN.
TWO LARGE PARTIES GO OUT ON THE ERIE

TWO LARGE PARTIES GO OUT ON TIE ERIE.
LEAVING THE CITY WITH BRIGHT PRosPECTs-sOME
OF THE HOSTS.
at looks like Sunday school picnic" said
a wall-st. broker he hurried out OF this Chambers
Street Ferry early yesterday on his way from New.
Jersey.
mission school, rather" suggested his CON-
panion and checking his pace for
an instant he asked brght-eyed miss Of where
she going.
"Going to the country" the quick reply.
"Who sends your
"Mrs. Jordan. and going to stay two weeks, and
am going to have lots of fun and all the milk can
drink Minnie says and she was In the country last
year."
(" That sounds like THE Tribune FrcshsAr Fund. for
which my children held fair last year. 1t is good
thing" and the men hurried regain the lost min-
utes
Minnie and her little friend soon mingled with 900
other children who follow the larger party
largely through the influence Of Mr.. E. A. Pratt The
party yesterday morning went to the following towns
the little girls carried pretty canary bird as pres
ent to the lady who had cared for her last
summer and invited her TO repeat her visit The
childs mother birds to SELL aud adds to her small
in This WAY 70 TepSser sss sSe
Of the tenth district OF the Charity Organ
ization Society, who selected twent, seven Of the
children said that they were all extremely poor Some
of delicate and needed just such change as
would be obtained from week In the country one nl
tie boy was, especially mentioned mention as being
had been promised outing Last year, but were
disappointed nearly beside themselves with
Joy when tod that they actually going YESTERDAY
More than half Of the children had never been In the
country before.
In the evening a party Of 112 children gathered
at the ferry and went tn warsaw ana
o. her In that vicinity. They carried the usual
nondescript bundles and we're In merry mood. All o
them had been assigned To the families where they will
visit the OF the people and theirpreerences hav
the patros" wrote earnest worker, mot TO specify
ia regard the color OF the children. bt
In every Instance they are positive about color
and almost equally decided az to sex Our family
pref rred have colored girls. Another wanted
little girl with "back hair and eyes. while another
took four litte girls with this comment: Any age
Another party this morning will fellow he three Al
ready homes the line OF the Erie and other
parties for LATER dates. Besides the many
children to the country this week over lOoO are
spending the day ~ Coney Island on tickets iurhshcu ~
them by Mr.. Parsons.
Tue s OF entertainers OF the party sent last night Is
as follows:
WARsAw-Cha res Gardner the Rev. MT Mckinney 'harlcs
oily. samuel b. humphrey km,rson salisbury miss MarY
Burnett. Join Gayer T. 4, BUG A. a. AnorsWs yrs , ~
John wmiten Rivea. tho Rev Or J. r. Ns.s'p
rs Albert g. paw ION F. B. M1nros the 'ev a. I'd
Mct;a,irey Ninsow foskeit. Augustus Franz, y.
Uawley Mrs. John Poland Mrs Bradley Gahett Duane
base. Miss Helen sDowien Mrs David A. i,eck. Mrs
Lester humphrey. Villa Yonng Hayden Humphiey
Albert sSlev Hedges Forster. j. X uoisngton Fisk.
FosAett the Rev a. h. Acker nan and Hrs j. T. ke mum
DALToy-Slron q. Waliron. Mrs s. T. Gnrn ey. =: =
Pettis Charles HolgNton Mrs a. Cahagan the Rev s. B.
ca lLIsLE.-seorge Belden. Wllism Belden, 0aTct
strykeT Frederick Ess, and Miss Jennis Green
Thanler chadwick William Ager. samuel Knox
nd IRAN