New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
EIGHT FRESH AIR PARTIES
TO-DAY's DEPARTURES AND THE PEOPLE
WHO WILL ENTERTAIN THEM.

WHO WILL ENTERTAIN THEM.
The work which is cut out for The Tribune fresn
Air Fund for to-day marks steady ma'h's"anSo
o, tn. good record with which this week va
begun No less than eight parties VIII start ior 'o
country within the next twelve hours. and they
aggregate S32 children. They are going 70 .ne
following places: Weatherly. Penn; eomer'ne'
n j.: Highspirc. Penn; Tenahy. n. j.. DansVine
ard Mount Morris y. y: Ellenville' \. Il "eS'-
field, " j., and NewWindsor N. y.
Tho uarty Ct children which goes 10 ooI''er''e'
" j. is the first Of several which VIII ENJOY ou''
ings thoro before the summer Is over They nave
been invited by James Brown, jr VINO mas oee"
generous In his hospitality "A Deautiiul io"i
dred-acre farm which belongs 70 MT n!o"" mas
been placed at the disposal OF inc cH'u'e'.' GU, ,
they will find pleasure ground mere "noh WI
exceed their widest dreams. The farm Is cai'eu
C.uln, Rock Farm and II Is near Pluckamn. SOM
ersct County II is four miles and haif from
SomCryille. 1t contains number OF houses' o'''
Of which Is near the foot OF the mountain De"Ses'
swings and hammocks have been scattered through
the grounds for the children 1t Is safe 10 say .eS
will want for nothing which will help to give them
a glorious two weeks vacation. The foiiowihs youhs
women of the Second Reformed Church OF somer-
VILE will take charge OF the house ana childre"
during the summer Miss Kate craig MISS Anna
Pittenger Miss Bertha McConaughy, MISS lsapeha
Whltenack, Miss Emma Porter. Miss Anna DaVeh-
port, Miss Anna McMurtry. Miss Lizzie Wh'tenack
WV
be open for two months.
At Weatherly, Penn, there Is going 10 DO
deluze of city children. One hundred and forty
going there. and 1t would seem that there
would be hardly enough fresh air to go around
The Rev. James w. Buckley has managed the re-
ception Of the guests. and through him the foliow
ing persons have invited children to their homes:
ODE Derr William n. Ham, jr. William Ham. ST.
+. p Hoover Miss Hattie Lloyd II. f. Nuss
Nelson Smith, Jerre Fisher Erwin Freehufer,
Harry Mordue Miss Emeline Rooms, George Peltz'
D. w. Klotz. c. r. Hoover. Marion Musselman'
W. r. Druckenmer, Herbert Beers, Johnson Iia,-
rson, Samuel Arner. j. r. Dodson. Charles VIII
Jams. Frederick schaefer sr., Adam Weider, Mrs.
Hartz. Christopher Herring, c: Eittner vi NIira Wv;
ba6a John IndneT George Michael Nm HERMAN van
Dyke. Edward Moatz william Kbler, Mrs , David ,,H
MRS o sy 4: M Ms Ees Peter
Ter James Henry Godfrey Hittnger TIE s Rev th a.,
ss Mey
irwin Butts. Henry Fields osbon Houser; solomon
B BrEs R0Ssi ee Asker M Beers
c. G. wollin Victor Freehulfer; Samuel Croll John
M sfTsson erbe atr'e9 angWeTe Thomas
mer Acker. Daniel Kuehner. n r. Wi.iiams'
G Co Nuss . the Rev. D: G. Gerberch, Adam Bube,
Mr. strohl Frank Romg lafayette 1o hrey perr
William Eroh Adam Hebel, Henry EnEelhart,
STEPHEN GsThar Arnod ms
William F. Hartz August Bartsh, John Lachner,
Hall Orlando s. Barnhart. George. Eroh; Mrs.
John Ramaly, John G. Miller. Mrs James smith
cors Mrs Susan Brinkman. William Hartman.
Charles Sevson. Oscar Kunkle, Mrs Theodore
Menrel. John Weigand and Mrs. l.. Freyling =.
Highspire Penn, also receives large troop OF
children to-day Forty-one compose the party, and
they have beon arranged for by the Rev, ?. E;
Matthias The following the people who VIII
entertain them: Mrs William Poorman. Mrs
Dougherty Mrs Leuker. Mrs. Meredith MRS
Henry Manning. Mrs George Brown. f. Musgrave
George Lonenecker. /, b shseffer. Emmanuel RI r
Reed George ". Cover Martin Good. Christian
Good, George sellmeyers p Young Charlss h1us.
George A. Wolff ". II. Meyers and O. s. Buser
When the children arrive In Highspire II has been
agreed they are all to be weighed Then. at the
end of two weeks when they are about to return
10 the ctv is going to be practical test OF
what fresh air has done for them.