New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
MANY CHILDREN MADE HAPPY
TWELVE PARTIES SENT AWAY THROUGH
THE TRIBUNE'S EFFORTS.

MORE MONEY NEEDED TO CARRY ON THE
woRK-EIGHT HUNDRED AND TEN
LITTLE ONES LEAVE THE CITY.
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund made a record yes
terday which It is not ashamed say 1t feels proud
OF. The amount Of good which it accomplished for
the children OF NewYork's poor be computed
by ordinary standard of measurement. and
those who know how much these children OF the
tenements need fresh air will be CAD. indeed when
they hear OF yesterdays doings In a few words.
twelve parties ing the large total Of $40
children, sent their way TO the country for
a fortnight OF fresh air. The work of sending the
children away began before the had risen and
It was not finished until many hours after the sun
had set Country villages and farms scattered all
the five States Of Massachusetts. Connecticut.
New York. New-Jersey and Pennsylvania have re
ceved the children and every of these villages
and farms Is in the purest and most open country
One party Of fifty little children which started
its journey last evening will still be travelling at
the time when most people are eating their break
fasts this morning. Thus far they going from
the heat and suffering OF their city homes Al
though The Tribune Fresh Air Fund is able through
its friends to send many poor children to the coun-
try almost every day IL Is not often that such a
giant work Of well doing is accomplished IN one
day as was yesterday. and The Tribune Fresh Air
Fund is thankful and grateful TO the kind people
who have by their contributions made such day )
work possible. II may not be out Of place 10 add
that although the public has shown It's generosity
this summer in a manner not to be mistaken. yet
there is not quite much "snot in the locker as
there ought TO be. II Is with some anxiety that
arrangements being made for future parties OF
children 10 go to the country, for II the children
friends do not come to the rescue, and come soon,
there may have 70 be some OF that cancellng OF
parties which makes the hearts OF so many
little ones who have looked forward to their
breath Of fresh air. This is an immediate possioil-
ity and. as things look now, some cancelling may
T. 71.r m nd
a child to the country through The Tribune Fresh
Air Fund. and those who have seen these little
children before and after say that money so
spent is good Investment
The first OF yesterdays departing children went
to Doyestown Penn. and numbered 100 They
were taken there by c. r. Nightingale who has
made the arrangements for receiving the children.
and those who have kindly invited the children
to their homes are
Doylestown PennMrs Joseph h Haldsmap dem oArgo Mrs
Lequsar Mrs. William Reiey Mrs W: H. -sotter
Philip kratZ, Mrs. William Naux, Mrs William
Moyer. D G. Gross. William E. Wilson, Mrs, Scott
Joseph Black. Mrs. Clarendon, Mrs. stackhouse
MandT r EnOs dSSson Ms 1n51 PRICE Mrs Robert
Wiev MRS George Ma aker Mrs joseph WortRing
ton. Mrs. G. A. Wanden, Father oSerty, MS. r
Miss NJ Histand. Miss F. Croft Mrs. Riethman,
" Rotnrock' Abel stover HAIRY Hiiler' eIsT henry
Jacob Meyers. John DonneIly, Benedict Berther
and Mrs Wodock
Gardenville, Penn-Mrs. Fullam and Mrs Nc
Namara. o,
and Mrs Stern.
More children went 20 PENNSYLVANIA last night,
and they all started together for Beleville, Lewis
town. shippensburg. Alensvlle. Siglerviue' Milroy
/ Thompsontown and few other places. From
Belleville the invitations have come through J. h
Peachey from Lewistown through S. !. Swigart
and from Shippensburg through Mrs. NJ. Elizabeth
he hosts and hOstesGeS OF
the children. far as it has been possible to OBJ
tain their names, are as follows;
Benevne Penn.--A, y. Detweiler P H smucker gT1I r
CO. oo,e2 SefT F Weller Ell zqak NJ Yoder 1G0F Yads
z. Hartzler. J. NJ. Yoder, Mrs John Brlndie "; j.
/ SaIome Plank. W Y Cioss D. H. Zook Z. A. Zook
l. NJ Yoder. s. 3 SMOKER Mrs. }; n H P1eacn,ey
AIlensville, Penn. T. kanagy' Mrs: Lila fodeT
Miiroy. Penn-JosePh Fis0n. FissST. ,,.c,,-
T5ompsontown. Penn.-Mrs. Edward spicher.,
shippensburg Penn-Miss Annie Hays, Mrs
william william F0gssonger F1FishsG NV Wam n Ira
| Miller Mrs Charles Harnen, Mrs. C. P Studen-
rTsH' CIaY Mrs Mrs SHARP Gil Mrs Creig Fry Mrs Mont
omer Mrs Se BrTSe EobeHt Mhm anrey Mons Mrs
| Charles Cline. J L. Marotte Mrs. George N9fstger
NJ zfsgT Mss Mrs srre' Hines Miss Lbbie
| McCune and Mrs. John Boher.
The last party Of the day went 10 Oswego and
Sterling n Y the invitations from there having
| come through A. B. Cogswe, and the names OF
the generous persons who have invited the children
! into their homes being as follows
oswego-Mrs. E. F. wiltse, Mrs. 7 Hannah, Mrs; Mrs
George Gardner Mrs William CochTnne' Mis' E
Clara steele: Mrs II H. Hi KaFPMTsk M4s Mrs Moore ~
sKlHHfr MTs pousiass glass Mrs " G smith Mrs F A. En-
| erick Mrs ]. D. Cogswen. Mrs w Essetln1e, MIS- MIS-.
SON Mrs G GARDINER Mrs ,dyeE: L. r. P32le %2s NTI
Cooper. A. b Cogswell. Mrs. G. E. Benger; Mrs.
D Wiifred. Mrs. L. s. Benton. Mrs. Foote and Mrs
Os1fgg Ostn5iinS - Y.-Mrs. Charles wayte. Mrs.
Thomas Hunter. Mrs Emily Crockett MTs A. George s
Cooper Mrs Frederick Irwin Mrs. e Geqrge sa1 NC
and SdiShr; Mrs Calvin Colby
Serbia, n. Y.-Mrs. Fralick
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1-,e.,s = A fair held at the watchosue House.
East Moriches. Long Island Friday evening
July a. by the following loving 'iS M,ne ee Give
Alice Dayton Helen Corning and Marsie Com $50 so
ing a.
W. " ~ Gardner York ................ 1900
ci;ss'' rst At "''''. .'' ias sSs Ss
From David'' a. o. o.,
Guests the Yam c9,,sses 81. Block Island R l. 2ii@ i@
Mrs W b lockwood. .. :,......:.. 509
The Christian Endeavor Society OF FishAiN y go
s.TInc" w
- 1000
! w. l. F'.....''''''''.' ..... $40
.F s74o 81
ST., &C 1900 .................S so ss7 80
pPFSTDENT DIAZ MAY VISIT BOSTON.
pos,or JuIv @-It Is expected that General Por-
st. rtaz President Of the Mexican Republic. will
! =. vis,tor TO Boston IN October. as letter re-
| oe,ved by Mayor Quincy from Charles L. Gordon.
! chairman OF the Committee OF Arrangements In
baroe of laying the cornerstone or the new United
s..,s. Government Building at Chicago on October
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