New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
A BUSY DAY IN FRESH.AIR WORK.
SIX PARTIES OF CHILDREN OFF FOR THE
COUNTRY THIS MORNING

This morning ushers In another busy day for
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund Six parties, ag-
grtgating 277 children will start for the country
to-day. 1t is a curious coincidence that every one
OF these six parties leaves the city between s
o'clock and few minutes after this morning
So while most people are eating breakfast smok-
Ing the morning cigar. those who read this column
Will have the added pleasure OF knowing that at
the same time there are III little children OF the
tencmen,s "gon' ter the country" Before day
light the little travellers will begin TO get ready.
and when the heat OF the day begins 10 come on
they will all be rid Of this heated metropolis, and
speeding further and further away. and deeper
and deeper into the long-anticipated and much
dreamed-of country.
The largest party of the day Is for Elzabethtown.
Penn, and is composed Of eghty-one children.
Most Of these children visited Eiizabehtown las;
summer. and their former hosts have been kind
enough to give them another invitation this sum-
mer. Some OF them, however, go 20 the country
to-day for the first lime in their ives The Rev.
b. NJ. Myer has managed the preparations for the
little peoples reception. and the following are
those who have generously invited children TO
their homes: Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Jaoo5y Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Hoffman, DR.. and Mrs. Nissey. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Shenk, Mr.. and Mrs. David Reece,
Mr. and Mrs James Dalmer, Adam Rheem, Mr..
and Mrs. John Epler. Mr.. ard Mrs. Peter Ems
minger Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher. Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob A. Oeweiler. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dinenbaugh Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Shenk, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert c. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. josiah Baney,
MIR and Mrs. John Bamer, MIR. and Mrs Horace
Oeweiler. Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Kelsey, Jacob Ep-
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Rheem Mr.. ard Mrs.
Samuel C. Carothers. Mrs. Emanuel Hoffman. Mrs.
Mary A. Buch, Mr. and Mrs Monroe Reed, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Lands. Miss Annie Ebersoie. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Rheem. Mr.. ana Mrs. George
Redsecker, MI and Mrs. B. T. Dohner MI and
Mrs pani s BalmeS the o Rev and Mrs and
IA Cable X.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gable, Mr.. and Ms. Louis
b Bsnamn shs !S 's and MRS. Albeit
and Mrs. Harry Hornofns, Mr. and Mrs. /. y. :.
a. {. rreichler, Mr.. and Mrs. Eh Woigemutn,
M and Mrs. A. b; Gable the Rey ana d.. Mrs od B.
Penn. to which place she was especially invited.
two other bands Of happy children VII be sent 10
@s , See Of IN TO fAeP
These children have been arranged for by the Rev
rspecey Thsy have awe al been n ne 20
homes ana warm welcome rs aW1ns hem Tne
BANKS Beasor "' Miss Minne h leayer j. + smith
Rev shaepbsrgsr adc, H.
Mrs; BENJAMIN Brandt. Mrs Gussler; D $. I.eonsrd
WHEN ls si sPt Ms Nj , FSFnf M
Mrs. Sellers. John P. Frey. Mr. Cupp. Mrs. Thomas,
Christian Masser Mrs ReynOds and Joho BSs
tine.
Ten minutes later. and only block away from
the above parties starting place. twen'ysix chill
dren will start their journey for Lebanon Penn.
They will stay there two weeks. and will be cared
for by the following people. Eho haye invited them
Agnes Douley Peter Druckenbrod. Mrs. James
Wright. Ezra Wenge and members of ST. Luke's
Church. The latter will entertain fourteen chill
dren joseph H. Light. Editor of The Lebanon
Daily News who has done much for the little
fresh airs already In Lebanon has arranged for
this party.
The, other two parties which start to-day are
bound for Pitsfed. Mass. and Appalachin, " Y.