New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-30


pretty little songs for the visitors The 200 VI
the institution also given dinner in the a1erhoon
The inmates OF the Asylum Of st. Vincent de Pau; IN
West Thirtyninth-st, 10 the number OF 100 were
to dinner OF turkey, cranbeies vegetables cakes ap
pies and candies The dinner was supplied ilI hH the
funds of the institution and was heartily eluoyeup' wv
little orphans.
At Colored Orphan Asylum at One nndrea d ana
celebrated the day One child was Sick The KeV: di
Angel held chapel service AT a. H. slii and
Hutchinson read the Thanksgiving proclamation anu
made short address Among the visitors wede sTo
who had formerly been inmates OF the asylum euerv
where else to the oolorod people"
The Babies Shelter, No. 243 West Twenty
babies ranging In age from one 10 six. The faddy
brown faces OF the little showed the effect OF tne
which provided by the parish The little ones in TINS
home are usually the children of mothers VINO are com
PEELED TO leave them while they are at "oIA anu "f
moderate price Tor their board.
The ages of the inmates of the New-York Infant Asy
lum at Sxtyfrstst and Tenth-ave, being numbered 10y
DAYS rather than years it not advisable TO III the
htte people with turkey and salads g1ouy 4u"n'''
OF milk and mlsh was, however, dlsposcuol'
MERRY NEw,BOYs AND MISSION CHILDREN
party of $40 boys and girls connected with the
Mission Of the Immaculate Conception, in Lafayette
place. left that Institution In the morning
at 73O O'Clock, and. proceeding 10 the per
at the foot of East ThiTdst took a steamer
for Staten Island On arriving at the Pleasant Plains
Station of HE station Island Railroad the party was taken
by carriages To Nj LOIeto, the new country house Oh uc
Mission. Alter the children had enjoyed ronp about
dining ha The tables were tastlly decO atcu WIN waists
of nOwcrs. tropical plants, aud several preiy designs va
CONNECTIONS aud pastry. Father j. G. DIumgOOc made
remarks About 200 of the children returned 10 nus
city last evening. The rest OF the party VIII remain ~
five hundred news6oys with faces red from recent
scrubbing aud hair carefully oombed filed INTO the dl
ing hail OF the NewsbOys Home in Duane-st, last even
ing and took seats at tine tables upon when hau pve
placed sulrt autal dinner. Would yer mind the tur-
kce with the legs jimmie said one Of then as ne
gazod opeuInouthcd wonder upon the big hd before
hun Thim grows down IN Jersey IN gardens, fepeu
Jimmie with grin and yer can BET yer nat luI lh'A
is good eat" The turkey, banked win YegetaDies anu
other good things. vanished qucky uuct VIC ~, 'bo
attacks of the boys When they had oaeh th,r M uHv
party returned to the hall above, where an lmprOmpu
| Thanksgiving service was held. ,,
Mrs. William E. Dodge jr, for MANY years has contnnut
ed the Thanksgiving dinner To the street Boyo Logging
House. No. 3l4 East Thiryhithst, and she did not
forget the boys yesterday Two hundred pounds OF tur
ufnips and last but least in the affections OF the
average boy, twenty-five mince pies, furnished the least
for 100 boys comprising ncwsboys, bcotbldcks tOoacco
Everything in the line of street Arabs"
-Four hundred poor children stood with happy faces be-
side long of weled tables in the dnngToo OF the
Home Tor the Fricndess at No. 20 East Twenly-ninh-
ST. at p I Hardly had the blessing been asked before
500 little hands began 10 dvest the table OF ls Oou
gave way TO the decaces, sent by loving friends. the
hands Of the children moved slower and the anxious
chidTen were from two of the Home Industrial schools
No q at No Us Anens and No = IN Eighty b
after dinner sang IN the chapel BEFORE red snd made
brief remarks, commencing the American fonae Guar
dian Society for its work among the poor e,.-. -,
Addresses made by the Rev Dr. q. L. Shearer, OF
the American Tract Society," the Rev. Mason North ana
others. In the audience the widow OF The late Cor
faction WITH the EXERCISES she le the Home In tue
evening tue SINGING felaO' cn co., Nv
which contained abOnt score OF children Sent 20 NeI
mont last summer by TIE TRIBUNE Fresh Air Fund.
They had received Thanksgiving dinner AT tue Home III
The three long tables in the dining OF the Howard
Mission, III the New BOwery, were laden with all sorts
good things when delegation OF 800 children sat down
enjoy their annual Thanks -iyng dinner The faces OF
smoking platter Of webro Wned Key shapcy kuucitS
OF ham pyramids of fruit ahd baskets OF cake "ch zoe
ladies OF the Mission had FOR Their
AMER party had finished the tables cleared aud
another delegation OF chhden took lhelT p!dcts III l
the Bible classes Of A. r Hatch, Of the stock
Exchange. and Miss Ohe occupied the dining room Inc
men and women there Gathered were tn9 IoIn'i warns
OF the home, who now filling respectable POSITIONS III
various places IN the city IN the evening the parents oil
the children of the Mission we're given a. dinner, agr
which the doors thrown open 70 the outdoor poor
Miss Lewis one Of the teachers OF the school, SAID ai
about 1000 people were fed.
MORE CHILDREN AND MORE TURKEY.
Merry shouts and laughter heard all day long
the New-York Juvenile Asylum al One-hundrcd-and-
sevenysixthst and Tenth-ayo. II visiting day at
the institution "a well as Thanksgiving Day and from
early morning till late the there steady
stream OF relatives loaded with baskets and boxes Of good
things for the children. Fifteen hundred people visited
held by the superintendent L. NJ Carpenter, ana al noon
the 800 children sat down to turkey dinner There
500 pounds OF turkey the tables and 200 nince
pies. with the usual au1iliSilcs There was party IN the
by relatives received presents IRON the institution such
as oranges, peanuts and candy.
AT the Five Points House Of Industry 400 children
were provided with Thanksgiving dinner al O'Clock.
superintendent Barnard sand he mad received gIta oi
poultry aud other good things from about five hundred
people and had furnished than 14OO poor people
with dinner Services held in the chapel In which
the children TOOK prominent part Large Numbers OF
AT the FIVE Ponts Mission dinner was served TO 200
children at o'clock. II was tue thirty-tnrd annual
Thanksgiving Day celebration and appropriate services
were held ~ the chapel before the dinner IN winch read
iu, recitatOns aud singing by the children Of the mission
schools made up the programme over 600 poor people
from outside were furnished with dinner by the
mission The eigt tables we're furnished ~ seven hcth
Odlst churches III this city aud one Brooklyn chuic ana
each table was waited On by young Ladies from the chch
Henry E. Hawey gave dinner 10 the 900 boys who
make their home III the Lodging House Tor boys at Last
broadway and GOuyeIneursL at O'CLOCK ia the evening
After dinner the boys carried programme OF their
ladies from Grace Church waited on the tables
The Thanksgying dinner OF the House OF reception Of
nrcted with that institution The tables were laden
with chicken. vegetables bread pastry and fruit.
The Hebrew Free Association, No GA hth-st, gave
Thanksgiving dinner to sixty children connected with
the kindergarten department VI the school OF the ssOC
The distributing rooms Of Juvenile Guardian So
cety No. 1916 GIand-sL, presented many interesting
scenes scores OF children g1tAGrcd III h5 rooms al an
early hour ana ne society mdde happy the homes o 400
OF The poor mothers and their oUudrcn nllng their
baskets with bOnntIiu dinners.
IN JERSEY CITY AND NEWARK.
Thanksgiving generally observed In Jersey City by
religious services in nearly all the churches and entire
suspension Of business The four Methodist churches In
tine lower part Of the city held union services in
Trinity Church aud the Rev. Mr. Harges Of Heddng
Churcn preached The North Baptist and First Baptist
churches held union tie North Baptist Church
at which the Rev G.. w. Nicholson presided. Tho First
Reformed and First Presbyterian churches, united with
the Second reformed Church, and addresses were |
delivered by the Kew. DR.. Inbrie and /
the Rev. Mr. Westerield. The Tabernacle /
held elaborate service OF song and the Rev. A. r.
Foster the pastor preached. On the Hill, tho West
sde-ave NJ. f. Church and the South Bergen Reformed
Church united with the ClaremOnt PresOyte Church.
Union services held by the Park Reformed the
Second Presbyterian churches and appropriate services
held in the Church OF the Good epherd Universal
ist. The Clergymen selected 20 preach william
Vaughn, j. f. COddingtOn and j. X. Yuster, DID.
There unusual number OF balls concerts and
entertainments. The inmates OF the Chldrcn's Home
ON GlenwoOday. were provided with elaborate din
by benevolent citizens, and Miss Emily Braden took
the patients In the Charity Ho,piIal