New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-28
CHARrrY,s HWY rRorGHr.
A RED-LEITER DAY ION ruE POOR,


THE FIVE POINTS House or INDUSTRY.
At the Five Points House Of Industry yes
terday nearly 400 orphan children aud 1000 poor uen
and women given excellent dinner TGa oNef-
cises began at noon in the chapel The children an1
visitors flied the Prayers, singing and affrcsSns
occupied hour The children were then conducted
to tc playground, where dinner set, 10 order That
the visitors might have opportunity 10 witness tho
conduct OF the children at meal time On tho table vas
every delcaoy which the markets could furnish suo-
stantial dishes from sucking pig to aspaie nd ana
sweets from o plum pudding 10 nuts and candies.
The children were helped 10 the various
dishes by q nun fer Of ladies and gentlemen.
The dinner being over the children returned TO the
chapel where singing and addresses followed The "a
perintendcut W. f. Braiaard thanked those VINO bad
kindly provisions 10 the Asylum loI the IAanEsg'-
INK festival While the inmates were enjoying cue 'oast
the outside poor gathering in front Of the n2dsD2
The crowd consisted Of children dfIlgrown men many
OF whom looked IL they had not eaten mouthfn or
food for days At p the poor were admitted it 20
a time Every person received plate Fun Of meat and
large piec. Of bread. and the quickness WITH whoh
some OF them devourei 10 i,od gave evidence OF theF
hunger AtSp. 10. 10 exercises OF the inmates .uo'd
and the children permitted 20 amuse themselves -
they might choose until T. m. By that time every hp-
plicant for food from the Outside world had been a-
tended to ami the gates were closed The snporntea
ent was assisted in the conduct of tie entertainment ID
MI smith, Miss Brown, and John @. Mu.fs
CHILDRENs AID SOCIETY
Al the NewsBoys Home, No. i9'Palk-place, 40 ne0s
boys we're given a good supper The mrs, division Il
boys sat down about D. NJ and wien they had lneEsi
they were succeeded by others untn al served
After the meal finished there was IN euterainurI q.
consisting of songs ana games OF various kinds. under
the supervision OF Mr. and Mrs OCOunor There
were few visitors.
Dinners were given in the ods gFtorsos under TIE
care Of the Chdrens Ala Socety o. q sUaaT charnctor
as lhat at the NewsbOys Home.
THE HOME FOR LITTLE wASDErrrs.
AZ the Home for Little Wanderers al 30 81 Row'Fy
Thanksg wing Day waa made significant bv roo' d.a
rer Tor INC children and al entertainment RELIGIOUS
exercises, beginning a. noon. Or, wooded the csVa -
D. m. about children sat down 70 penilal niun'fi
AZ . d. M 100 young women OF the Bhio clIss ware
asted and al p. the tables were agln covered
with food Tor tde mothers OF children ID ihe school
Tho dinners provided by gii;s OF food trom friends
Of the institution. Addre made 20 the children
by the superintendent. l. NJ Pease, TIC Re- George j.
Musins, aud by the Rev. Mr.. Deems.
soIDWis DIsArPONrED.
promise that dinner would be gwen 2" suci ono
armed OF oneegged soldiers and sailors would CONE
to Robinson Hal Thanksgiving Day was no. fonAcd
yesterday. Owing to the sudden dorart1r' io' "i'b.
lugton on important business Of several persons VIC
had promised money all Of the charity, TIC narasss
OF the dinner were compelled 10 reslind their ordort
The caterer The managers announce however that ths
promised dinner will be given thursday OF the com.
ing week Over 200 disabled soldios came 90 iho hal
Yesterday and upon finding its doors closed w,rs
apparently nn disappointed
TIE DRESs FOLD
ThanksgiYrs Day was celebrated AZ the Cbldror,
Fold No l97 East Fftyelghth-st, by dinner prepared
by the kind hearted freuds OF the little IN answer
to a call made upon them few days ago hY those u
charge OF the institution About s. rosy-cheeked ard
happy children sat down % real oldashonec Thanks
giving feast and, with many good-natlred scramble
EaI n inf hafsr
them with the enjoyment born OK youthful appeties.
This institution under tie patient care Of It's cnantabe
patrons, has done world Of good and IN Held large
enough for the greatest e1erions that OK sheteng aBo
educating the homeless end neglected children who,
were 1t not this aud a a charities, woad Ineva-
bly, grow into manhood in q france certainly aud per
haps III The FESTIVITIES were 10 every way rue
cessiul and perhaps there Sa not bapplor osna q
ttle one, ia tho city than the ttle walls OF Tie CL
dren's Fold.
OTHER INsTfrUTI0Ns.
At The Wilson industrial school and Mis-oo. AZ
Eighty sixthst. aud AyeDlg a, the day was oberNed
nv regious services, AM = sood dinner was gwen ~
the ais children Of the mtssIon.
AT tho Protestant Eait-Orphan Asylum. No GO West
Tenth-st an excellent dinner provided yesterday
for the children IN the institution The children
were afterward presented with books dos, and other
gifs. Naturally all we're in the best OF spirits. tie
asylum receives hatorphan children under 10 gears Il
tablishment.
At st. Vipcenrs Home for Friendless Boys at No -
warreu-st. about boys sat down TO good dinner
They were aferward addressed by the Rev Johu Drum
90 ole, who has charge OF the mission There were .
number OF visitors during the day.
At No "a Clnton-pace, the House or Reception OF the
New-York Infant Asylum, the day was observed Ia
suitable manner. Miscellaneous CONTRIBUTORS were IL,
ceived from the charitable in paper bags marked,
"Thankofrerng to the New York Iufant Asylum" Some
tho prettest babies exhibitor among DINERS
q future colored citizen one month DID, anu the Pine
eyed belle OF the establishment For the Older chidD
dinner as prepared the Sixty nrsst branch Of tie
institutoD aud at the country home at Flushing tLe
mothers were entertained with the usual Thanksgiving
At the mission OF the Home for the Frendess Thir-
teenth-st between Madison and Fourthayes, religious
seryices held, ami 400 children sat down 10
csent dinner. After the dinner they entertained the
visitors by singing several songs The Rev. Dr. Ormls
ton n OF address TO the visitors said that
during the past year the mission had given aid ~ t6
persons.
The $50 children under the Of the Juvenile Guar
ner having been provided. Beside the at
the Orphan Home and Industrial School No iol Eighth
ST. good dinners Industrial school, No
Bowery at oclock and 10 the neweboys and boot.
blacks at AT all the schools Of this Society aud
at tia orphan Home there demands for shoes
clothing and provisions, which should be cent TO No l
Eishth-st.
Thanksgiving dinners were provided in Brooklyn az
the Ncwsboys Homes, ST. Vincents Home for Boys, the
Brooklyn Roman Catholic and Colored Orphan Asyums