New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-22
OUTINGS FOR CHILDREN.
EIGHT PARTIES SENT TO COUNTRY
HOMES LAST WEEK-THE SEASON
DRAWING TO A CLOSE

The work OF The Tribune Fresh-Air Fund FOR this
summer has abated somewhat. but II has by no
come to an end yet. Last week eight parties.
aggrcgaiing 2,3 children. we're sent 10 the country
These parties went to Boiling Springs. Penn New
Milford Penn. Friendship. y. Y. Marcelus y. Y;
! Claverack y y; Cazenovia, y. Y; New-RocheHe'
y y. and Ashford Hill. y. Y
The party for New Rochelle wss made up on short
notice. and consisted OF eight little girls who were
invited TO stay ior TWO weeks at the Pelham
sumner Home. in Pelham Manor, y. Y.
This week viii witness the last wholesale efiux
% children 20 the country only three parties Will
leave on later dates. II everything turns out as
expected fifteen parties aggregating s3' children.
will find their way to cooler clmes this week.
4 few Of the parties have been made up within
the last few days. Corning. y. Y. has sent an
invitation FOR twenty-five children to visit there for
two weeks. This party will visit as kind hosts as
ever entertained frcsh-ar children. Earlier I'm the
summer when Il was hoped that a much larger
number OF children could be received. sanitarium
was obtained I'm Pine Grove. which was ideal for
frcsh-ar children. Al the critical moment the ma
iron Of the establishment fell sick and the plan had
TO be given mp. The people Of Corning thereupon
sent 10 The Tribune Frosh-Air Fund substantial
pecunlary gifts IN their desire TO give help. Now,
in addition 70 this manifestation % generosity in
ylfailons have come for these twenty-five children
10 visit at private homes Corning has done much
for fresh-alr children In former years also. The
brunt OF the work OF making tho arrangements has
this year been zeaously borne by the Rev. y. F..
Fuller The following people have invited children:
Mrs Laura Robbins. Mrs. l. O Hamilton Mrs.
Pn,rbe I.ittlcfeld Mrs Howard Kelley. Mrs. swan.
Mrs Horn. Mrs. Mccoy. Mrs. Smith. Mrs Morse.
Mrs Williams. Mrs Haischer, Mrs. Luanna iiamil-
ton. Mrs ; Hamilton, Mrs George SwingIe ana
Mrs. Harrison
Tomorrow evening party Of nny-two chlidreh
starts for Clcarnold. Penn. and nearby points.
The people of these towns have been Identified with
fresh-air work before. and that more should be
done this year is in accordance with the generosity
that they have already exhibited Many Of this
party viii be specials" The arrangements have
been made rs Mrs f. l. Reed. of Clearneld. and
tho following are the chiidron's hosts;
olearneld Pcnn-R T. Shaw. Samuel Read, y
| - Weaver Mrs II. j. Gingery. George Smeal "a
leb Bole William punchOus, Archie Hcnd,Tson,
Miss Aiary Moss0p Miss Alice Mossop. Morris
/ ,Uyens a x Powell and Ashury Lee .,..
R0ckfon Penn Mrs. J. J. Peoples. Irs- l|.nie
HolloDcter Mrs II T. Bailey. Mr. Henry Mrs.
| i. = Harley Mrs " :. Luce and Brison lln.y
| Kerrmoor. Pcnn.-Mrs. ). ii. Mc're'Iy ana MIS-
Wesfover Pcun-Miss Byrde Curry, Mrs. Sophie
| Mctwen and Mrs. Lydia Hewitt 49,. ~.
| Curvensvi,le Penn.-James Masters. Miss Eta
WAY and Mrs Matilda ilarIs
Olania Peun-Mrs VI +. Young.
Smiths Mills mis- Minnie Warwick
/ Two new par,ie- which have just been made M.
COMPRISE together twenty-four children, who have
been invited 10 Corfu y. Y. and Geneva. y. Y.
They VIII start on "Wednesday, 49, ,,,
There were four daN excursions ~ inc hII~pl
Inst week which gave a days outing 10 49," poor
mothers and children.