The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-28

six hundred children were marched into the dining
room, where eight long tables. extending nearly the
! entire length of the long apartment, tastefully
decorated with flowers ana little hags
Sucking pigs. roast beef. corned beef
! hams, pies. cakes OF all descriptions aud sizes
na otass pPss
A. Wright. first directress, who has iabored
most assiduously for the past thirty years ars
treasurer; the Rev. Superintendent G. Brown.
the Rev. John Campbell the librarian. Rev.
connected with the charity including the assistants
! waited the little Ones whose merry pratte
only while they ns gSsa of tiny
voices were heard as each child commences 70 Iw
away the fruits and candies in its
which had apparently been made Tor the III
! There was a large number of visitors present. ana
the entire scene one OF great merrimens
| THE FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY.
Asumptuous feast was spread in the large play
room at the top OF the building OF the rive foints
House OF Industry. consisting OF turkeys anu cram
| ana tea At one o'clock nearly four hundred Gnu
dren were led into the room and arranged round the
taSias The ,ttIe ones faces beanied with delight
they eagerly parook of the good things Tor
them although il was curious 20 mote now nI i 81
/ bread and then. only when apparently the appetlte
| was satisfied, commence on the more SOHO th,ngs'
Hare 100 hundreds of hearts, both young and old,
were made happy, ana when the children had finished
their meal wants o; nearly hfteen hundred
outdoor poor were literally attended to. At two
O'Clock musical and other services were held III
the chapel which thronged with visitors.
The new organ lateiy aonateu 20 tue mission WAS
Secretary George F. Belts and other members OF the
corporation, tose,ner Will sp ttenism w. .ha
guests.
HOME ot in 5s sA ais ,. ~,
Az Ino none VI ZIG x.aaJ,,, Srn,n Nc an IA ~
Thtrioth street No. 30 East Twenty ninth street.
anner was scrveu " w. $3.50. - 1880 49,. 49,.
by the children OF the two schools. ana included
airaaf fuffn
during the Gay 70 tnsp eI sro @ ;td ~ th
i o.. 49, In dms TRAIL ruansaes and cared
eleven scno9ls LIONS ~ ~, -. 'S 49,, .t
Tor by the mom 1 ol .no ~ "nu ;,1 I. ,so
past year lo'9ao pelsons navo 0.eh a,o. ~ s
tains besides these charities, tnrouSn
scriP'ions, sne, , oA. p 49, pa.t N f
~ ST. VlScENl hoA h son noi -. v,..
=, ine oo W. $50 a. .ari, as go
home ior boys ~ ord -; the,r ~,t ii4,1
M wnen INC ny s" S., n -. t s,'.a.:.
chapel ana assisted fatner Dausoo.e ~ t
nlSn mass: tne music =. Mnion a"ny ~ s suns
sweetiy' Aiter mass ".ne, DnS"o no uoI.veiou
sermon appropriate :" !ne Jay. 49,. Inc prmc a
tea,ure oi sae aaS 20 ~ IoSs~b.s frnion Thi
nlsneu ny .no iaei - $780, a,ar,a,, ~. 400 ~
us regular proteses anu 1uouS One -
boys ana hungry men anu ~o,sh WI" ino summit ~
disposed OF aso pounos % surH SG .Uv pouHus oi
prime beef. 10 pounds or nam, Ieo POUNDS OF plum
pudding' Two palre,s VI p osa.ocs au onel ssse
tables III equal abundance toRetner WIN
pies and coffee. TINS dinner was served from one
O'Clock until past iou NJ III TUG lecture nal
Of the home. which was tastefuly decorated for the
occasion. rags anu uMnsne Tue "sais ais
ana hung from the ceuing az one euu ot tne nan
hung large picture OF aho ~ me osnes
end picture OF Caruinai McCloskey. Inc boys 0,
the nome ., the close Oh .nSir unues r.
Visitors Win u weii-eAecu.ou Jo'enao oonoe1' -
was happy occasion all round
81. bAhSAsAs Aoss; =,
There was the usual regular MONDAY service IN
the chapel OF st. barnaDas nome =. nail-past Ten
IN the morning, with communion service ana ser
mon, ana at one CLOCK the ieastiue po3an. flrst,
the seventy-hve cAliaren OF tue DAY Nursery were
seated IN the dlnlng room anu resaied Win roast
turkey mince pie ana al the Goncomitants OF gen
ulne THANKSGIVING Gunner Inc taotes were tnen
cleared, relad, and fresh supply OF edibles dis
tributed among the sixteen 'house children and
some tnirty-hvo or LOFTY women VIM ase ininates
OF the home. whie THIS relay partook OF TUG ooun,
titul repast within the streets without were crowded
with throng OF boys. girls. women ana men.
Third IN order were the SUNDAY schooi chiiaren.
many OF whom showed nearly appreclatioh OF the
tasteful decorations OF the altar whlcn was
laden with pressed autumn leaves orico grasses
S being ed with hesps Of ripe rosy
apples and line meiiow-tnteo pears. finaliy came
hungry multitude, ragged ana pareheaded, pare
rooted. mischievous urchns. sue Wy s,os VIII Tue
detected little Fellows whose sorrowtul paoy taces
told tale OF suffering.
THE WILSON INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
At noon 2Oo little girls sat down TO dinner at the
wilson ihuustrai ochoo 81. aa,H PaCe, conslsE
ing OF chicken. pics ana vegetables: Inc dinner
was donated TO the scnool ny MT. oamuei oioai
The children VINO were an very neatly a'tireu
seemed 10 ENJOY inc repAs' snorougniy. anu were
whicn eacn one received on ieaViug the puiiune
Mrs. Presidont Jonathan s.urss anu otner iaaes IN
sprinkling OF visitors. On Wednesday AFTERNOON
about one hundred families: VINO attend the chapel
III connection with the ihstitutlon were tne re-
pies, cakes and tea.
nIvINGToN STREET REL MISSION.
Nothlng was wanting az the hiyinston otreet boys
Lodging mouse 10 rehoer InanhssNinB tnoroueny
enjoyable TO the poor street boys VINO are sheltered
provided an excellent turkey dinner with pies fruit
and ice cream for dessert. This was 1olloweo py