New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02
SENT TO SUMNER HOMES.
TWO HUNDRED md sIxTY-THREE Chill
DREN SENT AWAY

The Tribune Fresh Air Fund kept up It's good
work with a generous rush and swing yesterday.
and by the time sunset had come 2s3 little children
OF the city's tenem=nts their way TO .
good time in the country. The work started early
and went on through the day at a good lively
rate, and although the children went 10 large
number OF places there was not one OF the little
travellers whose destination not a seventh
heaven, compared TO what he or she left behind
here In New-York. The kindness OF the hosts ard
hostesses which has prompted the invitations TO the
chdrel cannot fail to make their visits pleasant
The second party OF the year for Bennington. VT.
was the first TO the city yesterday. II con-
sisted OF forty children, wfose invitations have
come through Collins NJ Graves. and the hosts and
hostesse5 follows:
Mrs. William Morgan, Mrs. Hicks. Mrs. John
Sumner. Mrs. S j. Madison. Mrs, B n. Harwood
Durham and Mrs. Frank Ripley
About an hour later another company started out
over the road for West Bridge West Laurens
Utica. n. Y. and other places up the state
At noon two parties TO the region about
Lancaster. Penn. and they numbered sixty chill
dren. The invitations from Lancaster and Nefs-
Vile came through the Rev. Charles T. Knox and
DR.. E. II. Wilmer respectively. and some OF those
who have invited the children to their homes are
as follows:
Little, Penn.-Daniel paveler, Lawrence Crash.
aaron Hershey Mrs. Isaac Shoemaker Henry
5 SgXxsTstowp; Penr.-Isaac E Hershey, -
B Johns; Jacob NJ Amer Jacob Heliman' Daniel
bba a1S Ms H, Wilson George sahm g Fosnsy;
Kline George Grayer, Jacob Hess. David Lea
/ g Weaver weave ana Martin ReSdig NJ Sf00Nm'e'
The last party Of the day numbered seventy ca,l-
dren. and went 10 orwigsburg. Penn. whence tho
invitations have come through the Rev George W.
Hartman. The kind people who have invited chill
dren as follows:
Mrs. Lucien Albright. Miss Ella Baver, Mrs. Lu-
G5s sn k Mr Mrs. Thomas Anthony George Hart;
M sfhoepsT Mrs; HAIRY zGok Mrs A1sr. smith
Buckley Mrs George q Diefendorfer. Mrs Mar,
Piymire Mrs sharer Mrs. iS'' James s Smith Miss Ia
kistler, Miss Carrie Regel. jeremiah Book Edward
ad BGyer N4PO Henri r, M so, p ssn
ner Daniel Stautfer Miss Ida Riegel. Mrs Bach
Mf wa Sq FREQ eorg Xb MeS . Ms
James Heiser. Thomas Reed, Miss Susan Book Mrs.
Jamea Bo1ef Mf snsT Mrs Lewis s,h Mr.:
John Freed.
Mrs Mary A. Nelson continued yesterday the
good work which she has done for the Fresh Air
chHdren for several years by receiving a party OF
thirty children az Chappaqus. n. Y. for visit %
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Marsare,ta " Holden, Madison. ". -. SO -
Mass ...,........... 800
e H. Derby, Conn. Observation-Disclosures. 500
a Friend, Brooklyn. ......................... 500
~. r. =, Weekapang r. ................. n 100
y Y, per W. H Rainy treasurer ''...".e' ua
Harriet Is Norris Glen Ridge ................. 1000
Nargie' ..................... 400
L H "................. ..................... 500
Proceeds OF entertainment held at Hilcrest
evening per walter j Read ..'-....'''"4'.. 80 N
Ocean Point Maine Observation-Disclosures. 500
&C. and K Observation-Disclosures.
y. II. im
B T.
r. 900
Cash 30 o.
.One who ptes poor children ............ 900
Rhnebeck friends through the Whatsoever Circle
Of the Kings Daughters Of Rhlnebeck al
ditional 20 s2s previously sent: Cash 81 DR.
George y. Miller $40: Mrs A. J. Hunt. $40:
S. x Friend 81 !'''''.e.4..'.. rm
In loving memory Of H Charles Stone. 10 %
Previously acknowledged Observation-Disclosures. o544 -
Total August l. 1899 .siI.34T 81