New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-09
THE REST HONE.

The T. S S Vacation Rest Home at Clark s
Falls Conn., filled overlooking. When the
party of seven that left New York on Monday
night arrived. it found necessary to iind board
ing places for of them with the neighbors-
New haven has the largest number OF guests
there. AS there Will be some vacancies next "eeA
four more working women will go from Manhattan
and Brooklyn Some of the people pay their own
axnanses and others have transportation and board
Cs3 a week. paid through the L. S S The prin-
cipal diversions for next week will be anna teur
theatricals a straw ride Picnic berry parties
are Of frequent occurrence. a tramp Is taken 10
the woods for huckleberries and blackberrles and
tha luncheon eaten in shady retreat Ohe
member said she had never seen blueoerry Oh
the bushes before 1t is not a place for those VINO
sock exciting amusements as II is one or the quiet
est of country villages where one can have perfect
rest, good food and dry air
BIG OUTING
The largest trolley party Of the year was the
ono tbat went 10 Fort George on Wednesday in
the care of Mrs Clarence Burns. the Tribune sun
shine Society president, assisted by Mrs Milne.
There were l23 in the party. Three mothers with
babies and several little girls all in need of air
and sunshine were sent ahead In one car, and be-
hind them was the carload OF boys VINO had gio-
rious time. Mrs. Burns says:
The merry go-round man gave them hVe r1des
each and said they could have anything IN the
pIace Five of the larger boys helped manage the
little fellows and, wonderful to relate, they Kept
up this thoughtfulness all through the outing.
being very good until we reached home Ice cream
was served 10 everyone
The small sum of sl46s gave TINS whoie party
dav of radiant sunshine.
TO ASSIST AN AGED WOMAN.
. branch president asks If some assistance can
he si,en 20 an aged Of seventy to get her
bacly IN her home in Ohio Her husband was
Killed some time ago in mine, then she came
Fast tn 1--we with a niece Owing to strike the
husband of the niece been obliged to go to a
distant state for work, and the old auntie cannot
he taken II she be sent back to her old
homo the sum of SO q week viii be allowed her
NV the courtyard she manage, with some
l,fnanesses from old friends. TO live on that.
RESPONSES.
Miss Newhouse Of Manhattan, will send yarns
IN Mrs LYLE of Florida, for her sunshine work
Mrs Coan OF Connecticut, forwarded the curtains
asked for by an invalid member; /. E. b. has con-
tributed to some of the needs Of the Cancer Home
natients for which kindness she has received
ayrstefpI acknowledgment from Sister Alphonsa
Iathrop The buckingham Chapel branch Will
send flowers to the Looking Forward Club.
TO PASS ON.
The contents of a barrel Of clothing for men,
women and children. large and small. that came
from Perth Amboy just what was needed 10
SUNNY q large number of urgent wants. and the
orricll of Brooklyn helpful bundle of cloth
Inc for the Free Home for the Cancerous Poor,
which has been forwarded TO Cherry street, and
she also contributed articles for the Tribune Sun
shine Society; NJ. E. c.. of Ashaway, r. l., sent
waists Miss Rankin of Newburs, boxes OF cheer
Cor invallds An old-fashoned doh In one Of the
boxes was specially given for some little 'shut-in"
as a source Of amusement 1t has been forwarded
20 The small girl with heart trouble Miss Il. R.
and Mrs NJ. contributed souvenir Dostals, and IL
L. remnants for fancy work