New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-20
A WEEK WE'LL BEGUN.
FRESH AIR" CHILDREN LEAVING THE CITY
BY THE HUNDRED

FRESH AIR" CHILDREN LEAVING THE CITY
BY THE HUNDRED.
The work Of The Tribune Fresh Air Fund for this
week started of yesterday with such a tremendous
rush that the results OF the next few days EFFORTS
have a good excuse for forming an ant-climax. Of
this however there is only possibility not prob
ability To-days work a.one would seem to lessen
the chances Seven parties footing up AS children.
will be on their way 20 the country before to-nisnt
comes.
The first party OF the day will start for Mount
Gretna. Penn. early In the morning II numbers
sixty children. Joseph E. Light Editor OF The
Lebanon Daily News" has arranged for these little
visitors and they are to stay the charming home
which has already been described In these columns.
A party of twenty starts for Cleveland. N. Z.
early in the morning. also.
The Beneway Home. OF Claverack. n. Y. will ~
ceive Its second party Of the summer to-day.
At Coopersburg, Penn, there are many homes
waiting for children. Sevenythree going there.
Charles Fl. Knight suggested the plan OF entertain
ing Fresh Air children to the Rev ID. Hayes Keech.
of Coopersburg. some time ago. and since then.
through the efforts. chiefly. Of Miss Nellie Laros
large number OF invitations has come pouring In.
Those who have asked for children are Mrs. Frank
Haring, Mrs Samuel Kern. Mrs. Daniel Shafer.
Mrs George Heaney. Mrs. T. s. Cooper. Mrs Will
lam Schuell. Mrs ARGUS Shaffer Mrs. Daniel FlIehr
MIS- James Kas Mn S Ns
Blank, Mrs. Charles Gerhard. Mrs Genaah Jordan.
Reichenbach Mrs. John Dolly. Mrs. b. II. Wambod.
Mrs. william Jordan Mrs. Victor Schuler Mrs.
Eugene Weisel. Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Aaron Hackman,
Mrs. William WINNER. Mrs. Elmer Gerhard, Mrs.
Milton Jordan. Mrs Wilson Vending. Mrs Kstler.
Mrs. Eugene Morey, Mrs Frank Jordan Mrs. c.
Wetzel. Mrs. Eugene Scho.l. Mrs William Balm.
Mrs. Samuel Koch, Mrs. Joseph Dickert. Mrs. j. j:
Geisnger Mrs. Harvey Lands. Mrs. Edward
George. Mrs. d. II. keech. Mrs. y. H. Young. Mrs.
Keghtley. Mrs. j. A. Laros. Mrs. II. A. Hunscker.
Mrs. C. r. Geisinger Mrs. VI. d. Ritter, Mrs. ]. F.
Blank and Miss Boye. Two specials accompany
this party.
A large party starts for Broadabin, ~ Y. to-day.
The people cf this place entertained a large num-
Der of children last and their generosity has
been of a permanent character. J. r. Shaw has ar
ranged for the reception OF the children.
To South Bethlehem Penn, a party OF forty chill.
dren Is going. f. r. Perry has forwarded Invita-
tons from the following hosts and hostesscs Morris
Brewer, August Peters. Adam Kresge. William Bill
ing. William Stanley. Frederick Schall J. w. Miller.
William Hahn. w. F. Schooner. John Altheur, Mrs.
Stout Mrs Brown. y. Bennett. Mrs. Stiles. Mrs F..
Bennett. Stokes Hefi. Isaac Hahn James O'Nagle.
j. F. Miller VI. NJ Buss. John Walp, William J.
Kratz. Charles Knopf Theodore Cleweil. Mrs. John
+. Bowman. Mrs Henry Jennings. Mrs Sarah
Serge. Mrs. John Grant j. II. Jacoby and c. w.
Smith.
word should be said to rectfy mistake which
occurred In yesterdays article concerning the party
Of boys for Ashland y. IL. They invited by the
boys OF Groton School who camp Ashland
every summer and have been kind enough to give
their less fortunate brothers OF the city two weeks
chance at the woods