New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
CHILDREN HIS GUESTS.
.JE Parsons Has Entertained 1000
at st. HeIen's Home.

The last fresh air party OF the season lol *
HeIen's Home at Interiaken- Mass. maze al 80
seven thousand children who nave oeeh Tie su7ses
n, Holm z Parsons since he started the WolA y
- . .,--,.- or 1saa The Home was established and
is sustained BY Mr. Parsons as memorial 70 nis
asugbtsr Miss Helen Parsons. The NAN GUIDING
was a hotel known as the Bancroft aouso- -
L T Inshann has been resident Pnysician dI us
Home since IT was established ~,
Every one is kind 70 the visi1ors' Nno -
ra-sors,s guests from the moment they reach hlen-
n,ond Furnace seven miles away ana e.D7l SAe
carriages especially designed Tor thelr IO--o' . -
Til they exchange the carriages IOl tli0 A@ -. -.
= @ortnfeh- later Mr. Heath. VINO CARES NV
h,Iara, be+veen the trains and the Home Is .
van, friend Of theirs Every year az leas. on'
,ar,v of children stays for day as guests O ~
eeavev the proprietor OF the Hotel AsplnWa a.. -
Isrox OF the last party there the slperintenoen'
of the Home writes ..-s .,
Tho boteI about 1O:15 o'clock After the ehlidren
had rendered a short programme t'Hs.S.io t'o.
reci,ations and songs. they were l'dd7u - - -.
automobiles and treated 10 a Hltee" - -.
JK-ben thev returned they were placed along Its IS
.hIas arranged on the hotel veranda' NisIe me 'NS--
s,,stites were satisfied with GuanuueS u
crearn and cake Each one receINed - :
favor and as they passed out Jar OF e@li-s - 60
,,,s,tr nostal were given to every cnlo- 80,
So ,.ass Of some Of the guests, h0elA-
.,,,o,,n+ of money was given to eacn chlu-
ii, hardly he surprised that one SlrI Sa'1 '
nav nome: Is this real. or is II only q . .,
Mr. Seavey has entertained tiie 0+ s,,s-
,,,r,ar for several years. and II Is d '4V0- = -.
20 be forgotten by those who are 50 40 ,,-- NJ
70 ~ --ass,t Mrs Brown. Mrs Farre!- MIS- "
~, and Mrs Ward gave additional '''0-S
children H.. g Miss Cseor-
~ ,,a-ron Of St. Helens Home - W. -
80, Of New York this being ley nm - -
80 of service The superintendent i ~ -, -
,,Lo is a teacher of chemistry IN I-e = :.
-, ccbooI He is a fine COrnetist WHICH =
- holm to the work There are fouE a''1 -,
81 Iois van Ingen. of FsoCheSter ana vs. =
t-,,,galine Bishop, of Cleveland ''"'-'7 a
tbosa cries. Ralph Thomas. OF Frih'9'''' -,
C.aar,a Mitchell of the medical department en-"
,,a-sity of pennsylvania There are CON
Iaundress and five maids The ki'e"e"
are Firms ,,. rrb, re-
Tho editor OF THE Berkshire Cleaner "'' -
Gently visited the Home. said; -.
This charity Of Mr. Parsons Is 't tNe " - -
practcaI kind No one outside OF 'HuSe =.
him knows what the cost Of running the Hols =
hut il is apparent that il must be SEVERN !,
sand dollars annually The benehcence i "Ut
,ba sbovrv kind but il is where every 49,
counts in reducing the aggregate OF Nu' a
rov- The children come TO lnterl-Nen "tiii
paIIid. they leave two weeks later VIII lo 80
facss in which there is color. the fourteen A@Ff'
asvs having given them new holl on NE
ont OF such material. born in The Sums u -
tho submerged tenth may cOme-In this tree coUl
~, often does come-with a little help at the rsl-
tins men and women who stars. helping =.
their day the great work Of the common upl' ~
humanity"