New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
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in the country and that the outings do them good
and they know that his visits are followed by a
train OF those little joys that bring happiness to
childs heart. So they on good terms with
each other
The Erie station crowded with Fresh Air
children for an hour or two yesterday morning and
II was fact that the officials OF the big road had
TO put their heads together TO figure out how to
handle many children. Ii took three cars TO
carry the two hundred children to Port JervIs and
the through train leaving Jersey City $50 o'clock
was In two sections to accommodate the one hun
dred and twenty children going Binghamton.
This not the entire Binghamton party. The
railroad company said ii could not take all the
children day, twenty-one more will go
this morning,
The children all in good spirits at the pros.
pective outing. any who saw them when
they set out their Journey could with half
eye. They c!ung TO their various buECles and
bags with determination. and uttered sundry
carnations of satisfaction whenever the small army
In motion for the next stage OF the journey.
The Port Jcry!s party ;no big party of the
day. That Is sayiuT a good detl. because none OF
tho four parties which were sent out could be con-
sidered comparatively small. The aggregate for
the four parties WIS Az almost hal; a regiment.
The party fer Port Jervis the tilst to go TO
that place this season The people there have
;ertained children in previous years. As the chill
Gren Fuests !a private homes. Port Jervis will
be thoroughly perneatcd from border TO border
with Fresh Air children from the city. The party
was arranged by Henry Strd!er. THOSE into whose
homes the children had been invited are as fol-
lc-.s
Mrs. r. s Danhy Mrs Jacob Eager. Mrs. George
Mcbride. Mrs. John Sheehar. Mrs. Irving Clifford,
Mrs Annie owen, Mrs. George A. Bonnell Mrs
Peter Hessberger Mrs. John T. Deckley. Mrs
Decker. 3Irs. Edwin Lord, Mrs. George Rueger.
Mrs J. o. Rvdh-. Mrs. James Gross, Mrs. Erwin
Hunt Mrs. Minnie Myers. Mrs. Charles Sanford.
Mrs Martha Grover, Mrs. John Carney. Mrs
Martha Curtis. Mrs Bert Millspau-E. Mrs. Will
ian el EraD Sew
bolt Mrs. Charlotte Worden. Mrs Henry Anon
Mrs Jacob Eidcl, Mrs. Eva Van KeuGen. Mrs. a.
J Boyd Mrs. James Mitchell. Mrs. James Yetter
My. George Morris, Mrs. Elizabeth Retae. Mrs
Hettic Ann Conkng. Mrs. Henry Hulse. Mrs. y.
T. Brown. Mrs. Josephine Shubigger. Mrs. John
D"trck. Mrs James Pinten. Mrs. Margaret Nor
rlson. Mrs. Frank Hciss. Mrs. Frank Wozwick.
Mrs. Charles HeclSing. Mrs. Albert Hough Mrs
Palmer. Mrs George Baker, Mrs William Mar
Kurt Randolph steEn6Hrg; Mrs J. Lpndy Mrs
Mrs. w. II. smith Mrs Elizabeth Emmons, Mrs
Ulysses s; Dixon. Mrs. Hester Nearpass, Mrs
Ferguson. Mrs. George Ha2letOn. Mrs. L. n.
Browne. Mrs A. T. IS sam9gN Mrs Charles, Charles Mysrs:
A!o9zo Da,Gon Miss ,. Maseie Boss Mrs H,,Ni NJ G.
Miekham MTs; Lynn EishFiK Mrs. & ;. EHddePacb' *
Fosdek. Mrs. George skelinser. Mrs. NJ; d. RH,ap,
Snr}d Ms ra William hshoR Mrs WhsTsT ASeTs Ts
Grace Robinson, Mr. Charles Mason. Mrs Henry
paschken, Mrs. George Thayer. Mrs Adam
Mrs. Daniel F. Snyder Mrs Joseph Hendepshott
Mrs. Daniel Chambers. Mrs. Nj. Hadlick Mrs Fitz-
Ellis, Charles Penner. Mrs. FL Turner Mrs. VIII
lam lam Thornstrop, Mrs. Chester McNaught Mrs.
Charles Hunt Miss Maud Gould Mrs Jessie
MRS Archie Campbell, MS A. " McGnl, Mrs, r
HUNT Brock. Mrs Frederick Nyce and Mrs. John
The people Of Binghamton who have been
less Interested In Fresh Air work are particularly
enthusiastic this year. The party which started
yesterday somewhat divided, many going into
private homes and twelve went as the guests of
on the top OF one of the highest hills of the group
around Binghnmpton. They replaced party which
and returned yesterday. Those who are entertain
Ing the party are H. F. Oswald, Mrs GitschelL
lin Wilson, Mrs. Edwin Tupper, Mr.. Barney, Mrs
Lawrence. Mrs A J. Tyrrell. Mrs. Piail. Miss
ert Fowler c. A Pelton, Mrs Benjamin Ritz Mrs.
William shanley. Mrs. Harvey Miller, Mrs. J. r.
Chauncey Bean. Harriet Parks. J. ]. Bartlett Re
lief Corps; Mrs. b Bayliss, F. J. Merrill Miss
Frye Mark Meeker. William p, TAYLOR. Mrs Dan
lei vosburg; Mrs. Georss Travis Miss Elvira DH-
Bauer Mrs. William F. Bradt. Mrs. John Kistler.
GSto M9S Kee Mrs Mel Heller Mrs ISnsfn; @Sk1e Mrs
Aaron Lilly, Mrs H. c. Lines and the Rev. M 7.
o the boa 'RG out at $50
p: was party, of sixty-six children bound for
strangers. 4 number of hospitality inclined people
decided that they would like to have visitors from
ried them away last evening They viii be enter
tanned by the following &C., A.,
Mrs. f. s. Wilcox. Mrs. Leander Clark. Mrs. Eu-
simms Mrs. D. NJ. Cornell Mrs. j. Warrington.
Ms ra%s MT Mrs ars Ts George Mrs
ESseT Mrs < Mrs Mrs. sPsncsr rs
Kennedy. Mrs. John Nash. Mrs Frank Martin Mrs