New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
OFF FOR COUNTRY HOMES.
,,v,va THE rREsH-AIR FUND WORK.
,o1IY PARTIES FOR CENTRAL NEw-YoRK-
wv THE HOSTS OF THE CHILDREN.

xnrYY PARTIES FOX
WV THE HOSTS OF THE CHILDREN.
r.. xaiting-room of the Hudson River Rail
;, the Grand Central station presented hvs'!
-..r.nce yesterday about p M IL was 'nronkeu
marry lot of children. There were children OF as
,,.s A,sorted agsa assorted compexions' sno in
W. .,naren assorted in everything except dispo'uon'
- - N ware smiling aud good-nstured. ihere was "'.0
.l.o for much OF an assortment OF wsruioee 1" ."o
I'll r.reels which held the belongings OF eacn' i"o
..,on was the departure or the hrst iihpor'an' F'
~ n,ov Two weeks stay in the country 'hio"S" 'N'
"a =, THE IRIBUEE's Fresh-Air Fund.
s h.,ors the hour OF departure the little ones DO
= % arrive at the station. and by the time tha' 'no
Al fulv assembled the number reaeneu n'ue"
- The objective point OF the larger numoer 's '
.,a.rua, n. ". hut portion OF the parry W.
o.,,.red about IN the neighborhood OF 'hAV
rhi, party Is peculiar III one rcspeot'
y a. rompossd exclusively OF children "no
.re in the country Last year ana are now so'hs oS "
~. .s,ne places on special invitations or ther io'"
ho.,. This is significant fact and illustrates ioro
,hs benefit and pleasure which both tue chiureu Auu
s.,r Kind entertainers enjoy through the fresn-Aii
80 Invitations are coming in by almost every mali
.. ,ho.. who had children with them last year anu
...,re the same ones again this year. anu ali 'e'''
an. Attachments formed Many OF the requests arc o
,.onls who have children or tner Owl anu VS.
20 adopt child. One bright little boy VINO s'Ar'eu
,ss nar,y Yesterday Will make his home permanently
.rh the people to whom ne goes he eAP'e'' ~
,.rrst at leaving the city and his parents
twas q sight to warm ones heArt-ahd pnere arc one
chat need warming even IN TINS "oa'nsl-'o ' -
hight faces OF the children. Perspirng lo'ono""' ~
,-sd legs and sometimes heavy parcis' "'.'
-, .rourh 20 bring out cross complaining words
go natnra and good behavior reigned supreme IL
"a, interesting TO hear the various IDEAS wn'cn 'no
children ned In regard to enjoying tnemseNes '
am all boys hi CHEST desire was " TO clmo Too@
,ons OF picsng apples and driving the. norse' nou %
n.ntsl horizon OF another. and one e1ceedinsS '",
and moass1 little maiden summed up hcE 1904 oo'n
ouantly and eloq uently, when she answered. s f
80, % 70 that sbe was going to do with herself oy re-
pIyng tnat going " to nave Jyd Joy, ont at $50
- m tho wsitin z room more assumed IT'S hOrmsi
tranquility. only however TO 1s as.n nra ocfoes mi,
Uarey numbered oil told hundred and twelve OF
ny'n sshty.nys to Lyon. n Y. and four to Middle
mort y y They are mostly children VINO nave nescl M
ny vim their little brothers or sisters ana their DO
scrptions OF country life and JOYS ior S me rathor
vague Tue might start was almos. 100 TOO
much for some Of the smaller ne ones vsrs aps
visions OF the good times 10 be had IN the country wepe
NOT able to restrain the tears These however lorso.
their passing homesekness IN ths 81
tbs door. OF the station and entered the specs cars
svsss tn their entire ..tsaton There
dows 10 raised hats to be hung up bags and bundles
me otb.rs had smurxed in bottle Of gnserpop which
Ale R,ed quietly uncorked At last al were settled,
auda q II.
carload. OF chidreu the train rolled gu rom the son
AMONG tie many friends OF the rresn; M Ar M % rnd a,
vno last night is the sunday-schoo cass oi MISE
Br TIE class aas FOUND place .or cI sns
W. ea oy the country. This ia an admirable pan @ ana
sn exunpe which many supday-scAoo4 cAASse' nlisH'
al csuan iaigua where sixyone children OF the first
,sr,v WI and homes Tor their two weeks outing, the
ksrls foss viii b. entertained by the following: Mrs n
Grimes. Mr.. William ANUS Mrs F. n AiveTson ieSn MI M1
man. Peter Woverton. Mas Hckox. Mrs Paddlsiori,
Mira Eugene sandtord Thomas bnS4snaH @ ne!sraT
Hrs O. N Crane, George Hckox.iCyrus Mlgur, ue9T 20
Hollister Grimes. DR.. Mitchell, NJ rs Merke aLd MI A.
Tns res. the party will stay at yar,0ns places pear pear
Bloomfeld Mrs A. 7. Adams A b. Pomeroy, I; e.
sS%%9s' %s.s af' hoos ~ERs Ai MR. 6 Hr9wn
:are BrOw.s Nh; r., Lm%a Rea wasssE As T o1if M
Ts1 .Fs corners, Nj. / 4 Taylor, Medina II T. wefCn
ssRSy MIS-. mr Hnas snS'b Dewey Mrs isc Rc- Mov
Mr., ]. P. sinclair; Padaleiori Mrs C.emsn5.i halt
Tss good people VINO viii care for children Of the
ssspn ess.p prl Mr., Frsdercs Marty Mrs Mrs.
Norman Type Mrs. N; Hope Mss Kity Wills Ms Mrs..
In. Mrs B. Ruby Mrs James stewart, Mrs s J. HUB M
bard Mrs sIars Mr.. H Baker Mr.. Mrs. Bgi M tiSe MTs
Ms s A. Ma1OD, Mrs D. NJ TutiIe Mrs. Seth I'm.
Mcneil g ss ss'ssr si. A7s hF. ht.IsT HsT Mrs. Mrs.
M CO. a.. Nr a M15. G.rs HEfH & H. hdfos H1 Mrs.
r. Wood MIS- Nelson Morris. Mrs. Eugene Barrett, Mira
Robert stewart. Mrs. william BrOtle. Mrs Beagle Mrs
Bears, Mrs l. II. Csnhed Mrs. Nelson March MrS n .
Morse, Mrs Berry. Mrs James stewart MIS- W. H. Wet
more, MIRA Anna Campbell. Mrs George Mnnroe. Mrs.
George Avery Mrs. g. Anias. Mrs. Mary Nisher, Mrs
Charles Ament. Mrs NJ. HaZzsbrOth, Mrs Fred Harris
Mrs. J.. T.. Barker Mrs. 6. Harrington. Mrs George
Ashley Mrs J. Low. Mrs. Sickney. Mrs Burkhart ID ss
BrodOck. Mrs B. :. Tea, Mrs. Henry FrIsDy the rev.
L. :,
Al Lyons the chldren's hosts will DO Mrs: A NJ |
Leach. Mrs Frank Leach Mrs Charles Ennis. Mrs. " |
H. sweetng, Mrs Patterson Mrs. Carlton. Mrs Brown
so1 Mrs. Crsner Mrs Kyle. Mrs. Ilnsiey, Mra- De-
william Bradley Mrs. Lane. Mrs Harrington. Mrs
William Barton, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. l. A. Osirander, |
kra Cline, Mrs. schenk. Mrs. Merchant Mrs :. B. |
Gautt Mrs W.. Gsuit, Mrs Hubbard Mr.
DAY school Class Mr. Getman. Mr. seuyler.
Moran. Mrs Clark, Mrs. Loos. Mr.. e. Cole Mrs
Abro Mrs. spire Mrs. Young MIRA Weller, MIRA Robin
son Miss HOlberl the Rev l. A. Sherwood, Mrs Plstt,
Mrs Barnum. Mrs Whitney, the Rev. A. 5 Mckay, MIS-
Links, MAJOR koys Mrs. sutton. Mrs HoweIl, Mrs NJ
RssksrL
Al Mddeport the four children who 90 out with tho
Oneida party viii be cared for by Mrs. Mary Spauldug
and Mrs. John Freeman.
The LIBERATION OF the Fourth at sea Crit y. d. was
finished with the appearance at the newstands OF the
Rel. White aud Blue gotten mp by the guests or
the Beach House for the benefit Of IHE TRIBUNE Fresh
Air Fund. Il bright sheet and well arranged |
Tie contributors their articles follows: A
poem by Dr. Persier Frazer state GeOogist Of
Pennsy vanis called "A Vision -; poem called "A sea
n IS" by Charles W. Scbanck; story entitled " ST.
Lawrence EpsOde." by William H. Laurence; poem |
on Grit" Dy Colonel John l. ftogers Articles |
also written by jerome Carly Mrs T. H. Man OF |
NewYork. and Maurice Laniauer OF The Phdadei phfd |
Erenlng Telegraph. The Red White and Blue met with
ready SAFE and a good amount realized for the |
Fresh-Alr Fund The price was ) cents a COPY but |
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