The evening world., 1895-08-15
heat Of the hivs,like homes Of the city

heat Of the hive.like homes Of the city
was gratefully enjoyed by them all.
IT was monster double decker AFFAIR.
with two barges; double orchestra.
double supply Of good things to eat
under the direction Of Col. T. A. Jud-
son. Of Ills Third avenue. New York.
who has served the long series of Sick
Babies outings satisfactorily; q double
supply OF hammocks, cribs. baby soups.
rocking chairs, hobby horses, q double
supply Of Neapolitan brick Ice cream,
so that each baby and each mother
should have . dish; a double supply Of
sweet cakes to go with the Ice cream
creamy qonss Ss s,naP, snRpy Fl from pufss se cee
necticut farms in bottles packed In ice.
and all served by double corps Of
matrons, cooks. walters. and attendants
with WITH 10y, S,I New York policemen to keep
The, little BARNS of poverty were
Drought by their mothers from every
section Of Brooklyn. They came singly.
ppy couples. by platoons and In whole
Those who have their homes in the
tenements Of South Brooklyn and be-
Ferry Fs41 to the psT sack % ss rss
Hamilton ferry, thanks to Capt G!rard.
big barge coxssckie. Capt. Hempstesd.
tior.s Of Brooklyn found the barge Gale
doEia,. IN waiting to receive them at
Jewells wharf. the use Of which was
srse Tse Sx 81 csnt Strong sus Gen, sspp.,
Tucker, soon brought the Coxsackie uI
from Sackett street, and after the two
barges were securely lashed together
il drew the barges away from Jeweii'.
Wharf with about 1000 mothers and
babes on board. bound for day Of rest
and pleasure and goodness and careless
Sound and at Oriental Grove, the pret
tiest breathing spot on Long island
There were all races, all creeds, al
score of Brooklyn societies had aided
In distributing the tickets among the
worthy poor and those families where
Among the societies who aided tn,
Sick Babies Fund In securing the at
tendance Of those mothers and babies
most in need Of this Natures medicine
the Immaculate Conception. Society fol
the Improvement of the Condition Of tn,
Poor, Bureau Of Charities. Hebrew Be
seSsy work s ss Rnn
Aid Association, Brooklyn Nursery anc
Infants Hospital, Sheltering Arms Nur
sery. homeopathic Dispensary. st
Women and Children, st. Catherine,
Hospital. German Hospital Society. Pil
grim Chapel, Seaman's Hospital, Ger
man Benevolent Association. and Nor
, wegian Methodist Episcopal Society.
The President. Mrs. ]. w. Prender
CAST and the good women who are he
| colaborers In the Immaculate Concep
ton Non-Sectarian Mission, did mucl
to make the outing on the Floating
Playground successful in the pur
pose of giving needed fresh air AM
| pleasantly changed surroundings T.
| Brooklyn sick babies and weary. worn
out mothers. A delegation Of them &C
companied the outing and aided tn
The. Evening Worlds" Sick Babies
| Fund.
Among the ladies' were Mrs J. W
Prendergast. Mrs. John w. Walker
Mrs. Patrick Crane, Mrs. DR.. ]. J. Grit
| fin, Mrs. ]. J. Hennessy, Mrs Danie
Stack, Mrs. Nathaniel sprague. Mr.,
Frank Kerrigan and Misses DOLL
! Walker, Claire Griffin. Sarah Stack
Kate Farrell, NJ. Quay. Mary Martir
Mary Francis Pagan and Mary Har
kins.
Flynn's orchestra began the playin
Of a special programme OF new music
while the passengers were being EN-
barked. and never stopped all day lon1