New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25

merly there has beea abundance 10 supply all VINO
applied but is feared that unless the contributions arc
increased tho demand will be more than the supply
About 10O persons there during the day last year.
Contributions may be sent the office In Worhst or
Morris X. Jesup Hugh N; Camp viii make the
81 OF money sent 10 their care.
The Five Points Mission at the "Old Brewery" gives
Its twenty fourth annual dinner many hIiuren CHI
who attend the daily school VIII DO ied nhh sucn
OF their parents as have no other provision WIN De
nished by the Mission SPECIAL effort has peeh P"I ior'
to make this feast complete. and number or hoteis
have promised lend AID. but the necessities OF tbs
section of tho city aro Great ana no am,u OF eenep
from all Of the Mo,lodis E2iscopi churches IN hc city.
will be present 70 serve te meals aud receive eoS Si
Cinton-placc rs the Treasurer, aud tie Rev: j. n.
shafcr Superintendent, to either OF whom subscriptions
OF money mag b. sent O.her co tn q O.S 8aOHId DO
sent TO tho house Of the Mission. No. c. Pirt-.t
The Howard Mission and Home for Little wanderers
al No. 40 New BoYery, viii dinner TO DOut oo,
This Mission has assumed life and vgor by gaining
new superintendent aui an urgent appeal Is made FOR
served from IL to O'Clock, after which there viii be
hour or two OF singing and speaking Any kind % con-
rIbuons to the Mission or money 10 william Phelps,
Treasurer, Pos olicn box No. 4.5l2.
Industrial School at the Mission House ~ Avenue and
Eghth-st, at 1890 when all who interested in
tue institution Invited 70 be present The managers
request contributions q: poultry vegetables, pes, and
general produce which should ne sent as eary post.
BILE Money should be sent 10 Mrs j. sturgcs OF No 30
Eat Thlry-sxth-st. or TO Mrs. William Ransom OF No.
1877 East Fifteenth-st.
10 the children IN the Asylum az One-hundted-and-
fOrtythlrdst. and the Boulevard There are 80 lmltes
Food money must be sent 10 Mrs. Ltnfon 81 No.
East Fourteenthst ~ Mrs. Stokes "a No. ~ Madison
ave.
The day will be marked By dinner at TIE Home for
Frendless Women, No s6 West FOurthst I.crc are y
inmates OF ages ranging from IA 20 % years hc iunds
low and contributions OF all materials OF food or
clothing can be well applied.
The girls OF the lodging house at No. 81 s. Marks
place. Will nave good dinner, after which there VIII Dc
the annual reunion In the schoolroOm The number OK
inmates Is about 40.
The Home for the Frendless, at No. 80 East Thir-
etn-st. will be open to visitors from IL A. 20 r. M
dinner Will 10 given several hundred children nc
and some of the parents VIII be invited laer IN tho
day. All Of the eleven industrial schools under tho
mana cement of Guardian Society Will nave dinner
furnished on or about THANKSGIVING day. That AZ
No. 8, In Thirtythrd ST., Will be gwen Wednesday,
at p. III. There 1900 children IN atteudance
upon several schools. supplies for these dinners
prov sions for Winter and garments OF all kinds. VIII
be received Office No. 20 East 1wenty-ninth5t.
There will be services and a sermon 1850 a. M in
St. Barnabas Chapel No. 800 Mubcrryst, aud at y M
the usual dinner will be served the chlre connected
with the House, tue Day Nursery the sunday and Ia
dustrial Schools AMI the Free R,auns-.oOm sis,er
Ellen desires contributions from all the friends VI tho
institution.
The residents at the SeameD's Home 40. 40 Cherry
ST., will have their usual Thanksgiving dinner, ana 10
outside AID is required.
TIC children OF the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
Prince aud Mott-sts and P1h-aye. ana ltyirst--t.
Will be given turkey dinner and IN tls tNDnnS an
entertainment at the Gir's Asylum in MtiI ou-dEe.
There 1900 connected with the Asylum at the time
of last eu