New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-13
FRESH AIR FOR $50 TOTS.
ScvcraI Parties Lcave City by Ne7o-
York Central Trains.


children bound for distant points on the New
| York Central Railroad. small PARTY left the
city by an early train fer OHeonta, y. Y. and at
o'clock in the evening party started for Albion,
y. Y Four parties numbering in all l54 chill
dren. left the Grand Central Station the 9:Sl
p. m. :rain They travelled together all night and
in the early morning separated for their respective
destinations. One party branched off the Rome.
WATERFOWL Ogdensburg Railroad at Utica.
Another parted at Rome for WATERFOWL. The two
remaining parties separated at Syracuse one go
ing TO Fernwood and Pulaski and the other TO AN
burn. The total number of children sent out yes
terday by the Tribune Fresh Air Fund was 80.
The children at Oneonta, y. y. are entertained
among the people of Oneonta. Hospitality for them
was arranged by A. E Ceperly. secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian Association at Oneonta.
The usual Eoodbys and good wishes were profuse-
" exchanged between the Settlement workers and
the children. Miss Beardsee" whispered a pretty
child of nine the train was about to STAR oh,
please. won't you hide! Please get under the
so they won't see you and come along with as. /
think it is a positive shame you're not going
aIong!'
There's a girl among the party" said one Of the
Settlement workers. that loathes milk as much as
this child likes it. She went away last year with
a Tribune Fresh Air Fund party and spent TWO
weeks on a farm. She imagined that milk
was made in the grocery stores where her parents
were accustomed to buy it. On her return to the
city she refused to drink milk, and said one day
at breakfast Mamma, 1 won't drink that horrid
milk know now where it comes from. They get
II IN buckets from a cross looking old She
hit me in the eye with her tail one day when they
were milking. and then chewed gum
The second party that left the city yesterday
will DO the guests Of the people OF Albion y Y
for two weeks. The Rev. Frederick Wheeler
Lewis, OF the First Presbyterian Church is the
representative Of the Fresh Air work in Albion
and provides for the entertainment OF the children
among his people To the hosts at Albion Mir
Lewis has sent circular announcing the hour Of
md sonar iira of ha
synopsis Of the work OF the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund The Fresh Air guests at Albion will be en-
tertafned at Ocott Beach Grove on July 10 when
the Presbyterian Sunday school gives its annual
picnic.
The Fernwood party will be cared for by tho
people Of Fernwood. The Rev. F. c. Marshal pro-
vides the hosts The WATERFOWL party will be the
guests Of the people of WATERFOWL ARRANGEMENTS
for their reception having been made by the Rev
George H. Fetus. Hospitality has been found
for party also at Auburn n Y
The hosts at Oneonta, y. Y. are Mrs H. G.
Polhaumus. Mrs Carey Clifford Mrs w G Shan
non. Mrs O. C. McCrum n. H. Briggs. A NJ LuI.
A f. Ceperly. Mrs. E. l. Burrows Mrs. Mcdonald
Mrs J. L. Wing, Mrs George Waters Mrs cid
Borst, Mrs. Brooks Mrs. Lovejoy and Mrs Dell
Boyd; at Golfers. y. Y. Mrs. Bowdish
At Watertown. n Y, the hosts are Mrs H. H.
Coates, Mrs. c. o. Gardner. L. G. Clark Mrs
John T. Main, Mrs. Daniel Mcleod Mrs " p
skeels. Mrs. Alfred F. Joyce. Frank w Smith
Mrs F Frank Nugent, Mrs. Pauline Caswen
- 6 Tuckerman, Mrs. +. NJ. Farr Mrs l. G.
Heath. Mrs K. S. Goodale, J. c. Ayers Mr.
T Th2Id Haven " II! Moore Mrs. Emma Flower
Rogers. Miss Margaret sherman. lnss Hattie
Hungerford. Mrs. r. +. Hungerford Ms Fancina
kBlrown; Miss Emma Conkln, Mrs William Bones
Mrs n. A Brockway. w II. Stevens. the Rev r.
9; keyesi William G. Johnson, William Lawson.
smith Mrs " 6 Thompson. H r. Ayres. =. p.
n 9ea I3 Mrs s Dean, Mrs a; V. Rogers: Mrs.
Marian Dunsford. Mrs; G.. L. Butterfield. Mrs
Douglas, Mrs H. F. Pardy. Mrs James Gordon
At Adams Centre y. Y. the hosts are Mrs c
D. Ward; at Sacketts Harbor Mrs s. IA Rankin
and Mrs Layton Washburn: at Auburn. y Y Miss
Grace Gould, Mrs Tmerson. Mrs. Stencil Mrs
Burt Borden. Mrs. Corbett Mrs. Vandenbosch Mrs
r. c. Stringham. Mrs Christopher KimbaH Mrs
NATION Mrs Henry Traub, sr.. Mrs. Frank Perry
Mrs. Frank Gore, Mrs. Anna Graham. Mrs Ludkc
Mrs. George Adriance and Mrs. Irving =. Congdon
and at East Bloomfield, y. Y. Mrs 5. A Thayer.
At Albion. n Y. the hosts are Mrs. benjamin
Johnson. Mrs. A. w Woods. Mrs. Platt La MouI
Mrs: Crowther Mrs. Matthew Edgar. Mrs. Alfred
Little. Mrs Charles Smith. Mrs John Howard The
Misses Frye, Mrs. NJ. J. Barber Mrs. Thomas Bell
Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Bessac Mrs. r. Palmer. Mrs II.
Rogers Mrs. Frank Foster and Mrs. Best: at Fern
wood, y. Y. Mrs. F. a. Willis. Mrs. .esSa Burdck
Mrs. Warren Hutchens Mrs Willis Cole and Mrs
Frances Geer. and at Pulaski y. Y. the Rev J.
B. Felt, Mrs. Fred McNutt and Mrs W. H. Wheeler