New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
FIVE PARTIES YESTERDAY.
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND SENT TWO
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY CHILDREN TO
THE COUNTRY

Five parties. aggregating $50 children. were sent
to the country yesterday for two weeks by The
Tribune Fresh Air Fund In few words that IL
days work for the good OF fellow-sreatures that
deserves some thought and credit.
The first party went to Poolville. n. " Most Of
the children were especially invited by families
whom they had visited before The arrangements
were conducted through Miss Virginia Holman.
Fresh airs evidently have good lasting friends IN
Poolvile. They will visit the following hosts: Miss
F. Rhodes. Mrs. Nicols. Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Holman.
Mrs. Preston. Mrs Tuttle Mrs. Smith. Mrs. n.
futile and Mrs Munson.
To Greenwich. ". Y. went the largest party OF
the day, and the largest party Of the year far.
TO be invited by private families. They had
special cars. special time tables. and all that the
obliging railroads could do for them They were
in charge of the Rev. N. II. Smith OF Greenwich.
and when on dress parade. In their full strength
Of l55. presented formidable appearance. Tho
people Of Greenwich deserve deep gratitude for the
wholesale good they have done. and this gratitude
will be forthcoming from the little benefciartes.
The party will stay two weeks. and will be enter.
tanned by the following hosts and hostesses:
Mrs Fred Rogers, Mrs. Charles Sybrandt. Henry
Carter. Mrs. Ensign Johnson. Mrs John Edgerton.
Mrs. A. c. Jones. J. S Dillon. Mrs. G. f. Trum-
bull. John Mulligan. Mrs. James NJ. Eddy. L. =.
Townsend Mrs. Frank McAuley. Mrs. Clark Curtis.
Mrs. Fred Eddy. Mrs. Augustus Smith. Mrs. Whit.
ney. Mrs. Arthur Petteys. Mrs. Daniel Crandali.
Mrs Joseph Battle. Chauncy Hay. John Donald.
son. Harvey Petteys r. II. Barber. Mrs. W. l.
Robinson James E. Collins Mrs. Frank Whelden,
F. II. Mason Mrs Clark Curtis. Mrs. Leroy
Thompson Mrs. George Fisher. the Rev N. H.
Smith Mrs T. o. Weldon. the Rev F. c. Scoville.
Mrs. George Curtis. DR.. r. l.. Dunning Mrs.
Buck Mrs S. Mcdowell. Mrs. Bert Hall. Mrs w.
T. Liddell. Mrs. Gus Goodrich. William white
Mrs Electra Lampman. Mrs Joseph Brophey
Fred Parker, Mrs. Anna Tefft. Mrs. Spencer
Hatch Mrs Alex Campbell. Mrs. Robert Dona-
hue, Mrs J. Bright. Mrs. Blair. Mrs. Herbert Bar
Der Mrs GIL. Henry Reed. Clarence Wilcox. David
White, Mrs Edward Dillon. Mrs. Elizabeth Clark.
Mrs. G. " Sprague. Mrs. Joseph Miller. Mrs.
Henry Mansfield, Elmer Holbrook Fred Parker.
Miss May Stewart. Mrs. Jed Campbell. Mrs John
wier. Mrs. John Gavett. Miss Edna Clark. MIRA
Jennie Stewart Miss Jennie Cofinger. Mrs Hill
man and Mrs. Julia Furguson.
Two other parties departed from the Grand Cen
trail in the morning and these went to Claverack.
y. Y, and Utica. y. Y The Claverack party will
stay at the home in that place, which for so long
time the generosity of people in Claverack Hud-
son and thereabout has made possible.
The children for Utica also go to a place which
has for many seasons done excellent fresh-aiP
work. It's purses and homes have never been found
wanting.
for Westerly r. /. Mrs. V. F. Farnsworth has
arranged for them and Westerly is another place
the people OF which have been generous TO the
children Of the ctys poor before The hosts thus
Mrs William Blake; Mrs; Alexander Webster.
MTs Joy a Edgar Bardk Mrs Julia
rows s. Perry. Mrs. Ghist Mrs. Thomas Pot-
ter. Mrs. Thomas Nichols. Mrs Samuel Hea!rn.
vii Vincent. Mrs. John F. Nash. Mrs. Eugene
Lewis and Mrs. A. J. Utter