New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-02
4 STEADY STREAM OF CHILDREN,
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUNDS BUSY
WEEK LAST WEEK-ANOTHER
ONE IN PROSPECT


II was a busy week for The Tribune Fresh Ate
Fund which closed on Saturday night From its
beginning to its end steady stream OF children
poured out OF the hot city into he )ol green fields
OF the country, and the departing parties followed
each other thick and fast. There we're many hun
ureds OF little children from poor Tenement, house
homes who last week began to TASTE tho only fresh
air that comes 10 them during the whole year
There were many who tasted air tina. was reaIlv
pure ana healthy for the first time In their lives
All were deserving, and the TWO weeks' vacation
viii mean much to them
rms week Will witness the departure Of more
hundreds of little fresh airs who need an outIrr
Just as much. Twenty-seven parties aggregatlrr
Los children. left the city last week Ther. va
also four excursions up the Hudson iast week
winch gave pleasure and TO l1l6 poor mothers
ana children
sixteen parties. aegregatng 23j children Will
s'ar, ior inc country to-day. and they 40 TO TIE
Following places: Pottsyille Vera Cruz y,ousvtl,s
Dhhnger' Hosensock Sulford Denver Heams,o,yn
Honey Brook Bareve, Lock Haven Montoomarv
ana UnionvilIe, all Of which places are In Penn-
syIvania; Middetown. y. y; Ashland n n ana
Pittsfeld. Mass.
The Honey Brook and Bareve parties 20 TO-
gether at o'clock this morning and the following
people are those who have generously invited the
mite ones to their homes: Honey rrool-The Rev
~ u. Mcdowell, Mrs. Konroth Mrs. Isaac Ora
man, MRS. Jacob AmmOn, Mrs 6. 1. Emery, Mrs
James Emery, Mrs. Henry Mcconnell. Mrs George
"'VeH' MIS-. George Supplee, Mrs F.od Schultz
1ohn ringer. Harry Seaboldt Jacob Lennon Pc
Ter Ddmpinan. James Lewis. Charles Griffith Mira
Robert Lewis. f. W. Marsh, A. s. Ncuger ,lrs
John Ammon, y. 3. Rutt Harry Clempg1, Ma
Anthony Graham, Mrs. Virginia PLANK Ery,-,,
League. Mrs. Samuel Mcconnell. Mrs Nattie Pm.
chanan. the Rev j. T. Gray; Bareville-sfrr. nary
hrider {. ". Wenger A. r. Fby and John cra
bell.
The parties for Vera Cruz Zionsylue D;lu,ge-
hosensock and Sulfcrd also all leave the e1rly
'"'s "oFhihg. These towns al near together
ana the Following people from them h..y. extended
invitations 10 the city children: II b. Boyer ia.
COB Schiller, Samuel Schuler. oscar schae..er IN.
Misses ortt Ambrose Barlor Josslh Iludensa
ger Harry Mohr, Henry shelly Alon scb,llv
Ut. a ii. Irumbauer feors. rolk Hiram Kline
benjamin Rupp. William huup Media Wieaer
hhahuel Meyer, Emanl, N ieIer. James Mohr
henry Lorisch Samuel Weaver. Joseph Kuhns
John Lorsch. Thomas Lorisch Daniel s,hantz
Mrs Elizabeth Mack William Christman Dr.. J.
Schultz c. f. Chrstnan, Miss Emma Schiller
Jonathan Berkey. Henry Geisnger Frank Berg
sUdsser' Edwin Mailman. Henry Roth Henry
Smell Alfred Shell. James Chrstman, John Stout,
Allen Gehman, Howard Layton. Milton Klensmith.
Monroe Layton, Lleweyn Layton T. l. Wi.der
VIII huhns. Charles Hoffman c. c. Chrstman
W. H. He'll John W. Scnautz. Eugene High Solo
mon Drissler. join Alderman. John BeesieId
Lewis Schuer, NJ 1ses 6. Weaver. John Weiss. John
Rceder. Henry b. Schautz Harry Schrieber' Mss
Sallle SGhrieber, Samuel Miller Henry Stauffer.
=; c Hestand, Nathan Schultz. O. r. Kuhns'
Slas Graf and John Buchert.
Inc thirty children who start for Pottsvle Penn
nave been invited there by the employees OF the nrn
OF DIVES, Pomeroy ~ Stewart. They will be rner
before they arrive at their destination and from
an indications there are two glorious weeks calt-
ing for these children.
me TWO parties for Denver and Reamstown will
leave at noon. and they have been invited By ne
following Kind benefactors: Miss Ella Marbirger
hiram Steny; the Rev. Mr.. Wickert. T.. b. WOLF
Mss Ms Emma Bucher, Jacob II, Mace II. r. E6orly,
Michael Cooyer George Htz. william Fasig Or t.
- klns, John f.. Johnson. Isaac Overholser
GGeorge +. Sallade, Clayton Kian and Henry Nc
As the day will begin early in the morning with
parties starting together. so will It end at 5 In
me evening. when thirty children for Lock
Haven four for Montgomery. and six for rnlon-
vliie all pull out OF the Pennsylvania Station on
the same train. The following are their hosts and
h2stesses: Henry kuan. J. VI. Snyder DR. George
Maust, Miss VI. T.. Conking. Mrs. Elizabeth kel-
Ter. G. f. Cuip. John 4. Marshall. the Rev. Samuel
creighton. Miss Bess McClane Miss Annie Brunor
Il Lr H. BreTer Mrs Jackson Mrs William schaGer
Hans Ault, o. b. Drummer, +. =. Whitaker NJ A.
Johnson, ID: F. Good, @ y. Miller. william Deli
trich, Mr.. Rhone, Mrs. Bardo. Mrs. r. b 81 Clair
Mrs Thomas Eckenroth and Mrs. John H. slower