New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-09
MANY FEASTERS HUNGER
FOR FRESH AIR PASTRY
Mo One Seems to Get ENOUGH
of the Pie Made of
Sky and Sun.
DOCTOR GIVES APPROVAL
Twinkling Stars and Fleecy
Clouds Are Plums To Be Had
for the Picking in
Summer Dish.

Summer Dish.
When the cook. the feaster and the
socto- all agree that the pie is good
vel. the pie must be good. that's all
Tead wha, these authorities say about
Fresh Air pie. a pastry in high favor
chose summer DAYS Here's the cook
recire 10 start with: Upper crust OF deep
bre sky. lower crust Of sunlit fields
Allrc ~ fresh air seasoned with good
Zines. to vary the upper crust bespangle
- with twinklinE stars or feck it with
eescy clouds. The whole may he fringed
with waving tree-tops.
Let the fcastCr tell her impression first.
Of course she will have to write it TO
YOU:
81 wrote a letter 10 YOU while l was
in Chapel Hiu II I may stay another
TWO weeks know YOU was too busy 20
answer me.
"Oh. how 7 wish could breathe the
puro air cf Chapel Hin once more: how
long 70 sit once more I'm the pavilion
and sing the Chapel HIN songs. also TO
take my teacher around the waist. wad-
inr in the brook and the bathing beach
do not know why 7 am so wild for
Chaps Hill
u know 7 an mean and selfish want
ing % take another girls two weeks.
That rirl has not seen Chapel Hill vet
and does not feel the way J Go. I am
willing 70 sleep anywhere. eat anything.
ing as am in dear old 'Eunice Home.
81 am running wild with excitement
waiting for an answer from you 10 in
wife me for another two weeks.
Your friend,
LILLIAN ---."
The next witness is the cook. II must
10 explained that-tn this case at least
the cook ;s any person who helps provide
the pie Many cooks 60 not spoil the
Fresh Air pie. The writer Of the follow
ing IS only one Of a thousand
MAY you get many responses 20 your
ar7eal for the poor little children for
whom you are pleading. that they may
have a breath Of good fresh air and some
good wholesome food for TWO weeks al
last. Wish 7 could help many.
-I am not sick child. but a shut-in.
who longs for sight OF the woods and
streams and all that the country means.
An not able TO 60 away. that IS why
feel so tor the children who have only
the streets for playground. All cannot
get % the parks even How glad / am
that 7 was able 70 enjoy the delights OF
the country for many years. ! inclose
my contribution
After the pie and the cook comes the
or.nion OF the doctor. This doctor, Miss
Mccain. IS one Of the Tribune Funds
workers in charge Of Beneway Home at
Claverack. y 7. She writes
7 wonder Il YOU care 70 hear about
delightful automobile ride and party given
o.. our girls AT Hudson by the ladies OF
the Reformed Church, After the ride was
over we were entertained in the church
narlors. small round tables had been set
with covers Of dainty colored paper ana
o,d-fasbioned flowers for centrepieces.
There were also fancy caps and paper
rankins for each child. not 70 mention tne
delicious refreshments served. There
were favors. too.
81 find these various church commit
tees pleasant % work with. They give US
one good time after another Every
thing goes well al the home.
Is II any wonder the number OF pro
srec-ive feasters is great and that tnef
are anxious for the feast 70 begin? Two
hundred Of them got their first chance AZ
the pie Yesterday