New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-22
COUNTRY WINS
WEE CITY VISITORS
Four. VacationiSts LaS'
Year, viii Play Hosts
to City Friends
ONE BOY AND THREE
GIRLS NOW UPSTATE
rrosb Air Trips to Begin in
Earnest When City Schools
Close, Next Week.

IN At fully y. Y. small boy Is ''S'
- . wear in the village school
-. are Of course. other boys doinS
,,inr IN the same school, but
~ 80. - the small boy I'm question is
- ,1o belongs in New York. not
I'm Tuny. 90.
49,. 1,iy this lad went up to onon-
corntv with about two hundred
80 FOR a Tribune Fresh Air outing,
MANNED that the outing S"ou'.
II W." - for two weeks, but 1t mas ho'
ooi,',i' 70. Before the boy had oe'H
en"eO ~ hosts a fortnight they decided
VIZ" thov would like 10 keep MN
.-,,,,, tbe wear. The consent OF MS
was obtained and he stayed
,-s..e he viii come back TO the Guy
,tis summers Fresh Air party "
No. rocion returns; perhaps not =.
-, weston Mills, near Olean' n j.
- Young wornen-aged six. seven anu
,.oo~s respectively-are also s'rus-
-. With the intricaoies Of village
e-hn,1 exams" after having begun the'r
educational Cal GERS go
Manhattan. ,4 %
These li;ue New Workers Wen. "
Weston Mills last summer for 4rl0".''
outlines and came home after two weeks
80 e,,, and sunburn During the winter
ts~s ,i~oos laid a heavy hand upon their
r-ne so that food and other necessaTles
81 life failed. In some way news OIL ,i.s
reacbed the people with whom the sl'i'
had spent their outing.
Inmediately these friends wrote 10
.-o Tvibune Fund and asked To have the
ol,il5~en sent 10 them for the remainder
~ the wear. They were sent, and are
no sin In week or so their
mother and sisters are to Join them ~,
a rest after the worry and prlNa''oiS "a
the winter and spring
The three girls and the boy who stay e"
sn winter are representatives OF o'
ma means inconsiderable group Of chii-
4-o, whose Fresh Air outings or laSI
e,r,u,er resulted IN their more or less
permanent removal from the city anu
s.s te1ements These forerunners OF l"e
FRESH Air season of 1914 were Joineu
los. Thursday by the first real party OIL
tho saason-thirty-fve girls and hiIeeh
lovs who were sent 10 The IrlouIe
Observation-Disclosures Home for ConNaleS-
cents
or Thursday. June %, Happy Land
,t. Fresh Air home ut Tenafy. y. D.,
.Tl open to receive its TSt party %
fr,- small girls From that time o."
-b.~e viii be no let-Up in the sehol"7
out at bows and girls until the summer
--bo rublic schools viii close for the
,.., on June 80. This will be the SIG
Nal for the beginning Of the campaign
s- roe1 earnest. During the afternoon
af that day a party OF 200 girls ana
r-o.r.rs viii he sent 20 The Tribune
Ashford Hill Home Bright and early
The next morning 125 boys will he sent
80 the Shepherd Knapp Home 10 be 1ol-
loved the next morning by similar
rartv for the same place
AZ almost the same time the parties
s-.r mentioned are boarding the trains
-,,. rsrties Of nifty children each Will
ne starting for ST Helen's Home-the
.r.- ,onp.ecd o. girls, the second Of
h.ys ON The morning Of July ] there
viii also be a group Of loO girls sent TO
lin, paul Devereux Home, at Deposit
~
About noon Of the same day crowd
a. 1os girls will go 10 the Funds Eunice
Home. III chapel Iill. \. y. Later in the
afternoon 80 boys viii make up the
second nartv for Ashford Iill The Bee
Hive. a snail home at North Benning-
TON. Vt. which has acc wmOdations for
g, Give boys. Will also he opened on July
7. as viii Elm Cottage At Fairfield,
Conn
Groups ~ boys and girls will be sent
also to Begin outings i'm the families or
private hosts during this first week Of
the Fresh Air season. on July !. and
g more than $50 children in all will be
sent 10 the region near Utica, y. Y, 70
le entertained by the farmers and VII
layers II the Mohawk valley. 1t is
probable that another party will be sent
90 Auburn on July /.
ia addition to these arrangements for
providing outings for the children,
others have been made for parties to be
sen. out a. late as August 3. This is
ana extremely encouraging outlook, as,
Of course, the country people i'm general
have not yet started their work for the
children. Present indications are that
there will Dc places for at least 1000 by
the end Of JULY