New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-04
FRESH AIR FUND BUSY.
Eleven Parties Start to Thirty-one Different
Places.

ness going at the railroad and ferry stations
yesterday. Beginning at a. m there was steady
stream of little pleasure seekers starting for the
country and when the last crowd rolled out of the
Grand Central Station the weary workers found
that they had started eleven different partes
going TO thirty-one different places. and including
2S5 children. While this is by no means a record
breaker. it is nevertheless pretty fair DAVIS work
Phpsburg, for which a party of eightv-ive
children started at l O'clock Is q standby
. of the fund It is good sized mauufa curing town
The children here are received in the homes of the
PhiIlipsburg people and of the people of Easton
across the river. The Rev w w Barker Of the
First Baptist Church of Phillipsburg is the prime
of the work at this point. One little bow
who was invited to Phillpsburg was deprived of
the much loved trip. year ago he went and was
carried away with the delights Of the country
From the day he returned to the city he began to
look forward to the coming OF the next season and
TO hope that he would be invited to the same place
again. The invitation early in the season.
but just as he was preparing for the long desired
trip death came TO cheat him Of the pleasure that
alone had made his little life worth living for him
Another band Of faithful friends of the fresh air
children is that OF the good people Of the Kish-
aquillas Valley, in Pennsylvania. This is a beau
tiful region. The KshaquilIas winds its way along
the rich bottom land with its prosperous farms
sheltered from severe storms by a high mountain
on either side. Children went yesterday to six
different towns in this valley, most Of them to be
received on farms near the villages The work
D. d
prosperous farmer of Bellev1e. and has been car
ried on for dozen years Mr.. Peachy's
guests for several seasons back have been two
little brothers. This year of the brothers could
not go. so Mr.. Peachy has substituted two sisters
of the family with the other brother, and will now
entertain three delighted visitors his beautiful
farm
The places to which children went yesterday are
Phillipsburg, N j.; Easton, Penn; Mexico, n. Y;
Mount Pleasant, N Y; Syracuse, n. Y; Lyons,
N N Deer
River, n. Y; Elmsdale. N Y; Depeyster. n. Y;
Popes Mills, N Y; Potsdam, n. Y; Parishville,
N Y: Plesis n. Y; Antwerp. N. Y; Utica, N. Y:
BeIleville Penn; Milroy, Penn; Allensvle, Penn;
Greensburg, Penn; Curry Run Penn; Huntington.
Penn; Berwick, Penn; saltwater Penn; CASTLE,
N Y; Springwater, N Y; Cohocton, N. Y; Clarks-
Vile. n. Y; Wayland. N Y. and West Stockholm,
n Y.
There is for the day imposing list of hosts.
Those whose names have been received are fol-
lows: At Easton are Mrs. George Dufin, Mrs.
Thomas r. L. Jones. Mrs. Alfred Randall, Mrs.
William J. Cater, Frank Flynn, John Hughes, Mrs.
]. E. Gapp, James A Walter, Mrs. SyIvanus Diehl.
Mrs. John Seitz, Miss Gertrude Rasley, Miss Emma
c. Raub. Mrs. Laros. William A. Hammond and
Mrs. John Duffn. Those who to entertain at
Phillipsburg the Rev. w. w. Barker. Mrs.
Harry Tracy, Mrs. Bercano. E. Rush. Mrs. W. II.
Snyder James H. Wilkins, Mrs. CASTOR, Henry
Pickett. Mrs. Godfrey Waldbresser. Mrs. George
Mustard and Mrs. ]. J. Henderson.
The Lyons guests will be received by Mrs. T. ].
Mcmillan, Miss Sehfeld. Mrs. Margaret Happ, Mrs.
Edgar Wescott, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. George Mum
and Mr.. McClelland. The children for Belleville
go to the homes of ]. H Peachy, Joshua King,
]. G.. Zook p S. Yoder, j. *. Detweiler, E. B.
Grassmeyer J. A. Hooley Z. A. zook, J. NJ. Yoder,
D. r. Zook, c. H. Hooley, J. H Byler and ]. A
Zook. With them two children to NJ. E. Has
brouck and Mrs. Bella Corbin
The Berwick hosts Miss A. L. Groh, Blanche
Gingher. Mrs. Vanhouten, Mrs. Kline. Mrs. Mack,
Mrs. Mendenhal and Mrs. Harris. With them so
Penn, and to Mrs. George Rlttenbauch at Nesco-
peck Penn. Those at Copenhagen are Mrs. Par
don Lanpher. Mrs. George Crotsenberg, Mrs Shell
don, Mrs. Clark Terrill Mrs. Wayne Terrill, Mrs
Lawrence.
Deer River will receive a number of children go
Glenn, Mrs. T. Thomson. Mrs c: E. Dunaway.
ggas and fhaod d "'I1 At uE
Mrs, Myron Rounds and George Rounds will take
with Mrs james McCumber, Mrs NJ NJ. Rice Mrs
Mrs Melvin. At CASTLE the Rev. Charles A. Mer-
Till Mrs. Burridge. Mrs Gledhll, Mrs. Tralick and
yin be aegomPaped by those going to Mrs Evil, Will
lam la oFonne q Pe4tn MIS- 81 EH arP
Vile n Y. and Mrs. Guiies, Mrs. c. <, Avery and
The party going to Me2ico viii be received and
to hosts there by the So ReY f19 9eG6 auI
Pleasant was received there by the Rev. w. S
ts EEa SSs Me- ow Mrs stFsfs5
MRS B. pistn MP Earl RoWee Mrs. john Cai
kins Miss Ella Baker. Mrs; Layancha Osborne
nell Mrs Earl Foster Mrs Alonzo Rowlee, Arthur
Lewis, Mrs. Fernando Crouch, Mrs Lewis Ives
M syaeHse r Vice. a who has bes6 the
Of Getting G04hhy 91hg 6en SO e9
children were distributed to Mrs. Stewart, Mrs
It is a notable fact that of the children sent out
YESTERDAY large part we're those nytEd back ,d IL
for the character Of the small visitors from the
tenements