New-York tribune., 1903-07-07
MANY CHILDREN START.
One Hundred and Fifty-four 60 To
day for Tzoo Weeks of Fresh dir.

Seven parties OF Tribune Fresh Air Fund children
start for the country to-day. They booked for
Wellsville4 Honeoye Falls Taberg, Pulaski Fern
wood Auburn and Claverack. all in New-York
State Going with these parties are individuals
sent by special invitation West Centre Moravia
Dolgeville. oswego and Mendon. In all, the chill
dren sent out to-day viii number 154
To-day's visitors favored with especially
pleasant destinations. Honeoye Falls is q pretty
little country village lying among the hills on the
Honeoye Creek between Hemlock Lake and Roch-
ester 1t is well built place Of about two thousand
inhabitants. Along the creek are a number of mills
making use OF the abundant water power, and
around the village lies one Of the fairest stretches
OF farming country in Western New-York.
Here twenty-three city children will be enter
tained for a fortnight by the kind hearted village
people. Many a froncsome hour will be spent
swimming or wading IN the creek or rambling over
the Wei wooded hills The country about is full of
oeaoti-ul drives also. which the small guests will
enjoy TO the south. like mirrors of blue glass
among the Hemlock Hills. lie three little lakes
Hemlock HGneoye and Conesus, which form the
OBJECTIVE point OF many day excursion or fishing
party. To the east Mendon Ponds. famous for
tneir pickereL All such scenes are source of
unending enchantment 10 eyes wearied with the
nonotony of brick walls.
The party at this place has been organized
through the efforts Of the Rev. A ]. Funnell pas
tor OF the First Presbyterian Church Of Honeoye
rails The children will be entertained during
their stay at the homes CT Mrs. D. Druscheu, Mrs
w h Hutchingson. Mrs. Robert Wilton, Mrs An
@-N' "SAA' MISS Nora Burton Mrs. Elmer Marble,
mrs .. l. Beach, Miss Nina Moldran, Mrs. Belot.
MIS- bowerman Mrs. G. Wilkinson. Miss Ida Rich
aIosoh' Mrs Senme. E II. White, Mrs Lanning,
Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Goodeu
with the party viii go two children. who are TO
oe entertained at Moravia by Mrs Katherine
Jaynes' and two who will go 10 the home Of the
Rev. J. B. Funnel. OF Molavia
Inc party for Wellsville whose trip has been
arranged by the Rev. ]. Ward Sutherland. Of that
pace VIII be entertained by Mrs. l. o. Case Mrs
W. H. Lee, Dr.. Ellsworth. Mrs. Jump. Nh
HlH Conrad d. Arnold Norman NJ Fran
Siseo' william II. Bellamy Mrs. Walter Palmer
mrs rank Freeman, DR.. Ellsworth Mrs. V. T.
64andolPh, Mrs Charles Haskins, Mrs. George
Mrs Charles A smith and MS r F = Fos6ury i6G
cey1 one Of the party will be entertained at West
The people Of Taberg will receive twenty-five
season. The hosts are the Rev. j. R. Egan. Mrs
44ta 444lnta Norden, Mrs. Smith Evans, Mrs. Archie
Mrs. Sarony. Mrs Frank white Mrs Thomas
hardy; Mrs. Joseph Kalk Mrs. John Fetterly and
Besides these, Mrs. Z. Patterson. Of Dolgeville
The children for Pulaski Fernwood and Auburn
are from the Mulberryst district from families Of
@et meaning mean and hard working parents. but ex-
port and eveTywhere is the cry. out Of WORK"
From the stencil and cramped quarters of the
expectation, start out to-day for that vague re-
glon at the end Of train ride where children who
fresh grass for two long weeks.
the Rev 6steT woS as 9ss Of No & 62 by
St, syracuse, y. Y. Those at Pulaski VIII be en-
fertained by Mrs Sprague, Mrs. Bushnell, Mrs.
LAUDER, Mrs. A. ". Allen Mrs John Maxwell
Mrs. McNett. Mrs Bertha Hutchens, Mrs Frank
Dryden and Mrs Dell Myers.
The Fernwood -hos's are Mrs. Lane. Mrs Henry
Mrs. Jesse Burdick, Mrs. Warren Hutchens, Mrs
Andrew Tubbs and Mrs Lillian Reese. At Auburn
they will go TO the homes of Mrs. F. c. Stringham
Mrs Nation, Mrs Jennison. Mrs. Christopher
Kimball Mrs. TimersOn, Mrs. Corbett Mrs. Adams
and Mrs. Max Strengel. Mrs. Milton Clark, OF
Memphis, and Ms. L. Lewis and Mrs H J. Kar-
pinski OF Oswego. will entertain special guests
going with these parties.
To-day viii be the busiest day Of the week Two
and three parties day will go for the Of the
week, making total OF about one thousand chill
dren for the six days.