New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25
THANKSGIVING.
rprpARAr1oNs FOR NExT THuRsDAY.


thoughts OF people busy with preparations for the
annual festivities attending the OCCASION While esoh
one ia providing for his enoyments, 81 Is well 10
consider that there many who can only participate
in it's festivities through the generosity OF their more
favored fellow beings. To make this day bright IN tho
memories OF these, and TO give them true cause Ior
Thanksgiving it has been the practice OF the different
charitable institutions IN the city to provide feast lot
their inmates and for all who may come empty-hanueu
For the approaching festival arrangements are raluV
making. the programmes for the day at nuinoef Vi N
institutions being sketchod below.
Al the Ladies' Five Points Mission, on the site OF ho
Old Brewery No CT Par-st, extensive preparations arc
making for the endowment OF tho children, Of whom there
will be 700 or 500 The exercises OF the day VIII bcgh NJ
H. m with nging. rotations, dialogues cal5theuo''
&C. by the children and addresses by Visitors' dinner
OF poultry, pastry confectionery. &C., In abundance WI"
be served to the tto folks AT o'clock when every one
will be supplied. That tho children may present GOOD
appearance on that day clothing has been prepared
and will be distributed Wednesday TO about 400 OF
them Although a goodly stock OF provisions ls iur'
nshed by the propretors OF different hotels arKctmeh
and others contributions will DO gladly received from
the benevoenty disposed; aud whatever remains from
the chidren's feast will be giyon out on tho following
dly TO the poor families OF the neighborhood
The day will be celebrated at the Five Poina House OF
Industry No 1856 Worthst, with various exercises by
the children consisting OF singing OF gees ana ahhen
light gymnastics Rotations addresses, &C. 10 DO Ioi
lowed 10y fine dinner az about p M The chldIen' 10
the number Of 500 will be fed first after which the doors
will DO thrown open to all who come. Provision VIII De
made for about 1000 persons and II is earnestly hoped
nv the officers that the public will generously furnish
supplies for this purpose, that none may be turned
away hungry. Contributions may be sent to the House.
or will be called for notice left at the office.
Al the House OF Refuge Rlndas Island services VIII
be held in the chapel at 1899 a. me- with singing py Tue
children and addresses by the Chaplain, the Rev. j. X
| a. GmV Of
| An extra dinner Of chickens mlnce pies, &ep VIII DC
served OF noon and the children will amuse themselves
with games OF ball and other sports during the AFTER
noon In the evening each child win be literally sup
piled with nuts, apples candy. ralsins gingerbread ana
| tea.
The Chndrcn's Ala Society proposes 10 make the DAY
rs pleasant as possible for its numerous benehcac'
The girls about 70 in number at their Lodgngbouse NO
d st. Marks-pace, will receive ieXtra dinner with
turkey pastry, &c. plenty, and have little soclapio
party I'm the evening with music, plays refreshments
| &c. At tho NewsbOys' Lodgng-House, NO 40 fafK
place nothing will be done till evening when the boys
will be toasted with turkey. chickens, PIES fruit cohee
&C. after which they will be entertained with addresses
by visitors. About boys expected. The Society
will also provide orthc boys at the Lodging Houses Nos
| S27 Riynrton.st., 200 East Eeyenthst and I'll west
Eigheenth-st-n an upward of 800 and If possible FOR
several OF the industrial Schools OF which there arc D.
To accomplish these purposes the Society seeks the AID
OF the charitable, either by money OF PROV lsl3ns,
| A Kqruabas's
and children, at No 304 Muloelrys regiOus services
will he held in the morning after when dinner on
turkey, pies, &c. will be gwen the inmates Oh tue
House, the children oi lie day schoQl ana ther
the sundayscOO scholars aud the boys who attend The
free reading 900 in all As this Institution
defends for support entirely upon charity, and lis
funds at present low, contributions OF any knd are
The day win be observed at the Howard Mission and
Home for Little Wanderers. No. Now-BOwcry, with
the usual festivities At II O'Clock children Will sing
anthems songs and glees, and addresses are expected
from President 4. s. Hatch, aud various visitors
II is anticipated also, that number OF the former
children OF the Home VIII be present on thls occasion
Dinner large scale VIII De prepared TOT from oOO 70
| 1000 children adults and contributions OF money
and provisions will he gladly received for this purpose
The Female Guardian Society will give the 500 inmates
of the Home for Frendess, az No. 81 East Trtie-
which there will be interesting exercises consisting OF
singing, addresses &ein the ehapefa ESQ ana CSC y
IL Is ali desired furnish extra Tepast 10 the emil
OF the various schools 1900 IN all and the society
appeals 20 the generous feelings OF the people Tor sup
plies aid this project These viii be sent Tor on
AZ The wilson Industrial School at 81. Marks-pace
and Avenue A. preparations making to observe the
day i'm accordance with the usual custom large mum.
Der OF hungry mouths are TO be fed and CONTRIBUTORS OF
all kinds viii be gladly received. ,,,o-
. ladies OF the Union Home and school for me Or
phans of Volunteers, at acknowledgements 81
and Eeveqhaye propose TO n MAKE 'R he o GsSaS5
a holiday, and an extra tIeat WIN pc piGNldeu, tnel9
arc now about at the Home, all the children OF sol
ders and sailors who lost their lives In the late war
and the ladies Of the Society earnestly hope tha t9ey
may be remembered with generous conlilDu5onsi Mic;
! the Society and will receive supplies.
fine dinner OF turkeys, chickens, pastry correction
Gl.t "
Home for Women NO. Waer-st-hrst TO the inmates,
and after they have finished to number Of the same
class who are invited. There viii also be entertaining
exercises OF various kinds but owing to the nature OF
| AT ST. JOsephs Home for the Aged, No 900 West Fiji
teeuths about 100 old people Will be treated to an OK
ceent dinner beside which there will be the customary
Teigous exercises AS there Is considerable debt rest
ING upon the Home the Sisters earnestly desire hat no
| eral Contributions will be sent in.
The children of the Protestant Half orphan Asylum.
No 65 West feminist, WILL II the weather be- pleasant
attend at the Church of the Strangers in the
| morning At o'clock generous dinner Of turkey,
chicken pie, pickles, &c will be furnished them by Mrs
| There are about 200 children now in the Asylum.
The little children Of The Sheltering Arms, at Tenth
| ave. and Observation-Disclosures VIII be
treated to bOuntui feast appropriate 10 the day, aud
snnples for this purpose are asked for and may DC sent
| to the Asylum or 20 any Of the officers.
AT the Home for Training Young Girls at seyenth-aye
and Thrteenthst. nice dinner Will be provided, and
socabe time viii be had in the evening Fifteen girls
non which is not very well provided with funds but
res greatly that charitable persons Will consider its
| needs and contribute TO its relief.
The old people of the Samaritan Homo for the Aged,
In Feureenthst near NinthaVe are promised an extra
dinner To provide for this appeal Is made TO the
generosity OF the public. The inmates number about ~
The service Of the holy communion will be admins
tered the morning at the Midnight Mission, No 900
reene-st, by the Rev. ThOs. Gaaudet, DID, OF st. AIMS
r. f. Church. capital dinner will be served at 1880 y.
III. the inmates or the Home, 20 in number Active
| with games music, refreshments, &c. Gifts Of every
kind will be gladly received, as the institution depends
The AtsooatOn Tor the Benefit of Colored Orphans de-
sres 70 provide Thanksgiving repast for about $50
children in the Asylum at Observation-Disclosures
ST. Tenth and for this purpose seeks the liberal
cooperation Of all. Contributions may be sent TO Messrs.
Phelps, Dodge Co. Of No IL Ch.st, TO Mrs. James
| Stokes of No 81 MadisOn-aYe., or to the Asylum.
| The p. l.. Church OF the Holy Communion, at Sixth
ave- and Twenteth-st., will distribute on Wednesday
evening bouutifhl supplies OF poultry meats, pies, &e
to about 10 OF the poorer families OF the church,
that they may have their Thanksgiving dinner at home.
Dinners viii be given at the Home for the Aged con-
neced with the church. No $50 Sxthaye and TO about
90 children OF the parish school, 400 or 800 persons alto
| gether will be provided for.
At numerous other charitable Institutions the day viii
be observed with various exercises and festivities, and