New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-12
FRESH AIR FOR THOUSANDS.
LAST WEEKS WORK OF THE TRIBUNE
FUND AND THIS WEEKS PLANS.

The Tribune Fresh Air Fund has just completed
busy and fruitful week 1t has sent scores o,
children 10 the country. and not n day mas pass.u
on which they have not been trooping OUT Vi ,''
no; city II all directions. To summarize "e"''
nine parties aggregatlng 1884 children. nave pecn
treated to fresh air during the last week. az we"
1884 mothers and children who went on d oa'
excursion
This week.is going TO be even busier. ana Tue
number Of children who will be sent away is eve"
more gratifying. The par'its that have areauy
been definitely arranged for this week numper
thrty-seven. and they aggregate as many ar LOW
children. Every one Of these children Is being so'
ready now. Every one of them has been inVi'eo W
the country, and when the week Is over there VIII
be regular army Of little visitors reve'hhe VI 'e
GOODNESS and sweetness Of green woods ana menus
To-day's parties are for Clarified Curwehsv"e'
Susq,ehanna Bridge Grampian Burnside and EAST
Petersburg all in Pennsylvania There mas oee''
much enthusiasm ana interest in Clearheiu anu
the result Is invitations for 2ll Children oh"e'
the inspiration Of Mrs IL. +. Reed. the 'hVi'a,'on'
have been coming in every day lhey VIII NC
happy children who visit there. and the NUMBER
signifies a great good which has been accom-
plished To the following people OF Clearhe'u anu
nearby places who have opened their MONIES ~
Fresh Air children are extended many warm
thanks:
Clearhe,d-Frcd Mossop. F. d. Reed Henry Meau'
NJ. A. Buchanan, J. A. lloagland, Mrs. w''''n'
Gensler Mrs. J. c. Mccoy. Mrs. Morris owens,
Cyrus Carr. H. b. Powell X. T.. shaw hicnard
irwin Res9 G. iIs v }Ss" GorGoD. Mrs
Sandy W iS wiiam smith: Mrs. Mrs., l. W Ia
Mrs William bradley Miss Cora RsaG c 10 a. M if-
Mary onsbury Mrs. James MahaiIsy, r W. Spem
Miss Martha swcnsy Mrs. SHAW ATcni md rs mer
Waiiaceton- Ella Riedy;
Eamey-Miss Mlnncawarrick
%riFh1s-z 81 Boon , s.,,,..
a,c5T Me- Msa2 Mary M rew ssser
Mrs Minnie Corson. Mrs l.. Lovelace Mrs. NJ C..
ows Mrs ur. Se ik ss hr. A. IL Asi
aS @ A ss cSi N lGsn nv Way H %4s
E% w1y MEs Ly Wsy Wax nTs Mas james
Mathers and Mrs. James Spence ,,,,,,.s nauoh-
susquehanna Bridge-CurwensVilie N'hs D""s"-
'e Grampian-Mrs Nathan Moore. John Wriggles-
worth. j. W. Spencer, T. F. Spencer H. D. spencer
"' Woodiapa.MTs }, T; Pickles s,. y II Johnson
'1 Man MhT IN Rev A. r. Rush and Miss Emma
New- iMHipor,-Mss Emma Lose and Mrs Mary
% Westove Mrs 81 John 10 ~ H. Nen.
s. LesMrs Il r. prchard
George Shimmel and Mrs Sarah Lewis; nus
Renmoor-Miss Fannie Wilkinson anu ME w. o.
Al Fast Petersburg also there mas 1een a e', "a
onening Of hearts 10 the suffering children CT tne
city large company Of them Will go tnere. ana fn
they viii be welcomed warmly f. e. bIweE ba aT.
The Fresh Air Committee here has inane me a, a
raneements for the reception OF the @ iii, h
mo following are the generous people VINO "iiI Dc
The hosts and hosesses Of the little people; anus
Kaufman Abram Root. Harry Cassel Daniei - ~,
Kaufman John IL Brubaker JohR os sholy sr y@c99
Rowers John H. Hershey, Levi r. Wilmer MiSs
Annie s. Goelman. Henry " Hersh John n M Iohn
ans John H. Dcmbach. Tohias H. Hershey; Jonn
a Kauifman George S sderfer Miss Matte
Good Miss Saiinda Hershey Jacob SNYDER MISS MIS-,
annie Hoste,ter Miss Lizzie p 1ssns soner
w 49,, ~ ranfsman Miss Barbara Sheetz. Henry
S. ot,enstein Frank Martza Harry HTook Erank
P PSam Rudy Davd osteter Henry Hoststter
anron So nm John Kreider, Daniel terr fssuIs
Stanffer. acob H. Hershey. II. b Andes MIS-
Anna Hershey L. a 9nm Rnme A5Sfs Samuel
A. Ben; edcrfer Levi Grcss VII n seIn Miss
Anna stctman, the Rev: II 8 sSn9n Larry sw warr
A. r. Croft Mrs Na;hanie SsrDh ze Mehno and E G.
pnwers II Is with grateful appreciation tnat tne
12 children who make mp ms part! VIII ie"e""''
their friends OF East PETERSBURG