New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25

be given them through tho generosity or n H. stusr
Dinner will 10 served today at noon 70 $50 children
OF the NewYGk Juvenie Asylum, a. one % @
is Wsuse of Reception Mo- Of West Thirteenthst In
the evening Cnrstmastree. loaded with presents Will
TSe festival OF tho Home for the Friendless will be
held a. Sot sd S S ' Se hU exercises IN the
chapel by the Children OF whom there are ABOUT so anu
numerous gifts Will be Distributed ron S ,e
celebration took place in the NJ L. Church III sew
enty-sixthst, between Second ana IniTdNes'' yCsl
terday. School No Q, at No 1000 Third-ave, wiz
have It's good time on Friday, at p IN; ana an enWr
tanmpnt will be given 10 tho 500 children or schoo no
2 In Rose Memorial Chapel, in Forty.hrstst., near
Tentha ave- at D. m, on Monday. Friends OF the Home
and its schools cordially invited TO be present at any
AT the sheterng Arms, in one-hundred andtwenty
nnthst. near Tenthaye four trees VIII De provldeai
one each cottage, on Saturday The exercises VIII
begin at p No. when the children VIII march rom COZ
ge TO cottage, singing carols ana examining tne %
Short addresses and the distribution OF the presents WI
follow. To-day tine dinner will be set before tne
little folks. There arc now about lSO chdren III tne r
sttution To provide for the coming festival about Oo
bags have been given out TO DO hed by the DeheVon
and all who may feel disposed are earnestly desired 10
contribute ArCcles may be sent to the Shelterng As
or to the Rev. Dr. Peters, at No. SO4 Mulberryst.
feast and entertainment some what similar 10 tnose
THANKSGIVING Day Will be given at the Waters MISSION
aud Home for Women, No. 213 Water-st, to-day. Ihs
institution sustained wholly by voluntary eontribu
lions, and the amount OF enjoyment ~ may give dts
inmates, to-day. will depend largely upon the con
tribuons received for this purpose Its work Is an I'M
pOrtant one and Its la0Ors have been crowned aeauy
with success The fair holding for its benen AT inc
Aory OF the list Regiment is reapng much prOnt ana
At the Helping Hand for Men, No. 316 Water.s, home
icss destitute will be received kindly today,
aud be provided with fine dinner which VIII DE pre-
pared aud served by number OF ladies who have IN
tercsed themselves this work. About 100 persons VII
partake OF the feast toward which no contriDuuohS VIII
At tho Colored Orphan Asylum. at 0ne-hundred-and
forty-thrtst AVID Tenth-aye., an excellent dinner will
be furused the children to-day and tomorrow there
Will various exercises commemorative OF the occasion
Festivals Will DO held in the mission chaPels ana
sabbath-schoos of the City Mission follows: In Leba
non Chapel No 20 Colunbla-st, near Rvlngton, 10,
morrow evening and on Friday afternoon; IN Onvel
Chapel No % SecOndst. near Sec0ndaye, this morning.
Pissan Chapel No. lS5 Sprngst near IhompSoh' ON
Saturday evening.
The children OF the Italian School will be treated to an
ENTERTAINMENT Monday next, at u y. H., IN the new
chapel OF the House OF Industry az.
Tue festival the Childrens Fold No. 43 East Fifty
friends patrons the institution will bo gladly
The Wilson Mission, at Avenue A and Elghth-sto is
also preparing to celebrate Christmas suitably, and
desires KIND assistance OF the generous Articles OF
ali kinds will be gladly received, as much suffering
MIR GIBBONS will assist the ladies in distributing dolls
to sick children In the nurseries on Blaokwes lsiand
to-day. 49, .
Beside these, there is number OF institutions for the
support wholly Of destitute ana infrm Old people, ana
these present strong claim upon the DeneNOience
of the charitable Among these are the tOlOWl~ Tue
Baptist Home for the Aged at NO Al Vest hoihe
for Aged and ln1gent B1nu AT no. 2l9 Wet
ST.; Home ged and Intrm Methodist Ladies' No 70.
| West FortysocOndst. ST. Luke's Home Tor lndlgenl
Christian Females, at Madison-ave ana Elghty nlhtHsi
the Presbyterian Home for Aged Christian women, III
MadIsOn-ave.; Samaritan Home for the Aged NO 4Oi
| West FJuTeenth-st. -
Various other institutions will be found in different
parts of the city, the day may be made merry
Though somewhat out OF the usual line OF CHRIST
mas beneflctons, contributions are desired by the
United States Military Post Association OF No. IS Broad
Way toward sending, rs a holiday Offering, bOuntifu
supply OF Christmas and NewYears numbers OF various
leading periodicals to the numerous army posts through
the country where reading matter Is always nara 10
obtain. About 81 600 will he required for TINS purpose
Last year 10000 copies sent with the hapest ne
suits John h. keChum, at the office, or Robert Hoe, al
| No. 81 Coolest, will receive the money.
There will be Cnrlstmasrees and festivals In many
OF the SundaysCbOOs In the city, ana the scholars are
already anticpan most enjoyable times The thoughts
chaIitaDy inclined directed also 20 the nu
hospitals and dispensares where many on beds
OF suffering could be made happy by contributions Of
decaces ana various little comforts which only benev-
OlenCe can provide. -.
The Rev. Dr. John Hail will give Christmas talk to
sailors the Semans Exchange Nos 1877 and lS9 Cher
ry-st tonight hearty welcome will he given to all.
Among for destitute children and aged pe0-
pie where Christmas dinners are 10 be given In Brook
iyn are the Protestant and Catholic orphan Asyums,
| the Home for Little Wanderers the NewsbOys' Homes
I'm Vine and POpaT-sts the Industrial School AssOca-
lions OF the Eastern and Western Districts and the
Churcn Charity Foundation Home for Aged Women and
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