New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
THE PLEASURES or RHIyEBECK.
GIVING POOR CHILDREN \ FORTNIGHT IL TIE
coUNTRY-VIC MORTON
~ THE CoTNTpY.

IN THE COUNTRY.
Rhinebec1. July CSpcciaD.-That the many "e""u
residents are net merely enjoying Themselves anu
uassing the summer amid the pleasures ana com'oI'7
Of their splendid homes the Hudson, utterly uonst
loss OF the suffering humanity especially the croWH'u
NORTON Of H. among the crowded hot tenement d''ou
n tc CITIES Is clearly shown by their liberal 'oiro
lions to The Tribune's FTcsh-Air Fund ana O. s'nor
charities Mrs Robert +. Suclflcy. who IS dine"~r
NJ DR. Henry EcetOn Montgomery. former n'tor VI
the Church Of the Heavenly Rest Ncw-h0rN 'It' anu
cousin of Brlgader General Louis Fitzgerald has long
,r dos,,c,e ~ giving a summer outing to some OF
Tho nor CHILDREN from the downtown districts ana
her wishes have taken shape this week IN the ARRIVAL
here on the day boat Of party OF Twelve h''ie oo
from the Five Points Mission. They were Ih chaTsc
OF two teachers from the mission. Tic parry "ero
taken 20 Monnt Rutscn, estate OF hill ana de' ho,n
Of this place. Which given by the smokey FANNY
for homes for INDECENT Methodist cergymen, ana nero
in one of the cottages set aside for them tey WI" pass
tv-o works and be followed by others during the SUM
rer Mrs .Suchley does this charitable work III menu
ory OF her son, Rutscn Sucltley, 1r, IN Whose mum
the cottage Is named, and all the various articles uScu
therein are stamped Rutsen'
The stars and stripes, which always float from the
staff on top Of VicePrsidcnt NOron's house at heis
lie when he and the family a:e there, were drawn
dnrn nm Wednesday, for then the Nicc-I'resdent ms
secrtlrv r. < Chiffon, and his two eder dtushers
starring for .elr campingout expedition on the lstd
owned by Mr stokes in the Upper ST. Regis laRc' III
the Adirndacks they viii be iolncd by the remain
der Of The patty the latter part OF next week. During
fe cc-Ppsidcnts absence from Eiler-hc ana penn
ng Mrs. Murtou's return from Europe, which "'h
probably not take place before september the mouse
viii be occupied by Mrs. street. Mrs Mot1ns mo'hcr
Mrs Hartpense Mr. Morton's sister, and her daush'er'
Miss larpenSe.
Mrs. Fitzgerald, Of Now York, mother OF BHeauier-
General Loui, Fitzgerald is the guest of Mr. anu MIS-
Robert Is. Suckey at WiIdcrciiife.
william A-or is again at Fcrncll'fe Monday ara
will remain here FIR short stay, after which ne VIII
ioin Mrs, Astor at Newport, r. l.
Mrs william Dergl Kip aud family have arrived ~
Apkonv their country scat here, adjoining the Astor
estate.
Mrs II. p. Huntingdon, accompanied by nor sons
Messrs Ford and Il. Z. Huntington. jr The we'll
known amateur tennis champions, came on lflday 10
Bots DolIee, their cha ming country home, in this
place. So, 49, 4. -, J., A., o.r,,. ,orl
OF ths week for NcW-LOndOr, Conn.
As the weather grow warmer the lst OF guests dJ
the Rhncbeck Inn naturally Increases. Among those
rrcistcr,d there t1is week Mir. and Mrs. lhocnX
Hansen Mrs Mccormack j. q. IIcrzog, L. b; Marsh,
IA Miller H. NJ Miller, l.. Decker, II. McilChlh ana
The Misses O.. Miller s. Miller ana MISS Mc,Hchdh, Vi