New-York tribune., 1884-11-28

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vss1ous theatres, which we're cro~oeu "h ''o "'eo
slso 1t the natinee permanees
HOW THE POOR WERE REMEMBERED.
rurxry p,srR,puTEp WITHOUT sTINT-sCESks IN
THE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
The me hundred inmates OF the Boys
Itxips House established by tho Children Ao oo0ov
at No 3I4 East Thirty y-hfthse nad sone'n,ns oo'',
,han their usual scent meal yesterday MIS- ~ia" 70
49,. . usual looked after their creature comforts ~
Sus,y as she and her husband attend to their spir
final apts st the Sunday meetings which tncy conouc'
Mt the lodging house. Turkeys All" eno o
srv coucomitsnts were provided ior tno ios'''
ana Captain H. Matthews tho snpcrntcnden'' SOW 'n~'
.vorv bov was serv unto Aer inc
Tho boys were in happy mood and sang thc songs
chceriiy The Brush Shop for crippled boys receny o.
th,,sbcd by Cleveland Dodge has proved great soo
tess. .,
received their turkey dinner yesterday In spite
M superntendent OConnors fears for them MIS- !onh
Iach As,or had asked that tho bill for the turkeys
.da he sent 10 her Tho dinner, which consisted OF
coffee ham, turkey and vegetables. was en)oyea ~ De
WAS given early the evening 40 as to allow the ooys
an opportunity spend the day out OF doors Nth
nrkey dnner at their home, No 2s7 East BROADWAY. y
by Henry s. Hawley who has derayed tho EOst os sao
hove dinner for many years In the evei
in2 the bows hs an of unique character
There were connie sonEs funny sn elosed with
service and cake and hearty Vote oi
oae hundred and fifty street Arabs made happy
last evening at tho West side Boys Loising nom., ~
s ,nrnsss, Sy E%sIen W. Roosevelt and James
Grsric who bestowed many ThankssVng ainnu, ,h
friends of those present Mr. and Mrs horns M !,
Roosevelt. Mr. and Mrs Gracie MISS En- sppI p anu ~ ,he
Watt Miss AMY Baker entertained the boys III tho
sudiencc-room with some comic reading ON w.ra..
pa1rs niaekwel's aud IIarts Islands and ofthe City
Prtsoa treated TO THANKSGIVING .nnsa uy en- .
thoasand nye hundred pounds of turkey and chicken.
and great quantities of vegontaoios,; o1o wards
etc. ,ss mere city eSn''cD Dinner was served AZ
noou and Devoted to anus ements All
% shreS in tss on Randas and Hart,
Islands made glad with unlimited cake ana ,vs ihS
apples, oranges and other fruits
kAuRoAp EMPLOYEES ENTERTAINER.
Between 500 and 600 railroad employees were enter
tanned yesterday in the of tho Railroad Branch OF
the Young Mems Christian Association In tho pasenieh'
Of the Grand Central Depot. The feast, when was
bountifuly provided by Cornelius Vanderbilt, chairman
Of the Executive Committee, was ready ior
the invited any time after IL a. M 10 niiu
night The majority of those who partook OF IL were en
Who on account the nature of their duties have no
ho,o,-life and II they had could not be at home ON
Tbankscivng Day TO enjoy It. They were al men OF
hearty appetitrs who greeted Mr. vsnderbiits love not
with thanks but with acceptance ooun'oo"s ana uu
ample Justice 10 the good cheer provided -, .,
The butcher who supplies the Bowery br.neh o te
s oP soSys ana other extra articles ~ food made
mp Thanksgiving feast for those VINO irequen' '"'
r Kenn,on OF the Christs Cleft Mission, stood in
front Of No. i52 souhst IN the cra aeroDa nnpnd ann
tickets that entitled them to dinnerof conec ,urhey
and ME me tables In the narrow Billed again
and again. and over 500 and boys-m0st Of them oi
routh appearanoe-were fed Most OF tiose lrt WIZ
cYstomers of DR. Kennion in his daily rounds DIS
free food had listened to his addresses as
evangelist
HAPPY HEARTS AT MANY TABLES.
The annual reception OF the Home for the Frendless
Mt No 32 East Thirte;hst, during the day and evening
v. attended nv hundreds OF the friends of the instu
ton who were received by the managers OF the Home
md enter aimed by the children who went through the
programme Of casthenies songs and reeitatohs ID
creditable manner. About 500 children Win ca
paeities of adults. attacked huge PIE
Of turkeys chickens Vegetables. pres and other good
things and IA short time left pile of well-eeaned
bones as an evidence OF their workmanship The children
were later addressed by the Rev Dr. Terry, OF the
South Reformed Church and 4 dne r hey W. IN WY NE Home
InusYia schools and those that the managers coui
not feed n eaes az ne Home were Mrs
Tanaerbt and the Rev. Willard Parsons. Manager Of
a. The evening exercises which were largely attended
samnel sloan president II the Delaware and laoka-
wauns Railroad Company, this year. as he has done IN
MANY previous years. provided dinner tn the students
and graduates OF the Wilson Industrial school NO -
10 sixteen years Before the dinner the students
showed their proficiency ~ practical honse see'Is ~
Mr. sloan Chicken, potatoes aud pie were inrnshea ~
large auanes and each child was gwen Dag 10 carr!
Four hundred boys and girls. whose ranged from
two and half TO fourteen years, were given dinner az
the Free kipdersarten or WorAn;inehs schocl A. No
1O9 West Fifty -fourthst. OSWALD OltebuoneL Ilo-
scented the school memorial portrait " MIS- oiten
dorfer.
GIVING THANKS IN THE FIVE POINTS
Rectations and songs by scholars OF the Five Points
Mission entertained the visitors 10 that Institution Ad-
dresses were made by the Rev. DR.. A d. Val ana
Thomas Aadey The Rev. o. r. Boughton. the supefin-
tendent, supervised the work OF supplying the 500
scholars and their friends with bounfu dinner. There
were eight tables which supplied and waited
ON by members OF churche I'm this city Br ookyn
The tables handsomely decorated and dainties
well solid food were suppiled 10 the guests over
snnrinfendent Barnard Of the Five Points House Of
Industry sick yesterday but directed the feeding OF
900 pope beside the regular attendants Of the school
No applicants were turned away, and every one who
came Was made welcome The 425 regular attendants
and many visitors listened 10 singing and rectons by
the menlers OF the school Much of the singing was OF
nursery rhymes. and the exercises were ~sey W 'a
The Howard Mission and Home for Little Wanderers
kept open table from IL a. N to ?. M sixteen
hundred people who applied were fed President A o.
which the children took part. The Rev Drs Middiedltel
and Perry and Mr. Hstch made addresses ana mrr
who partook the dinner belonged the s95 families
who are connected with the Mission. .
FIVE hundred children entered the Minerva Home, No.
204 East with shining and xpectant races
out smiling with overloaded digestive orgsns All tho
Sppetss here and also tIs little cash siris and boys
Who work q Ehrichs simpson: Crawford and shnpsons
Who hss charge Of the homo. asssted in looking
sft1r The children and amusing them with recitations
rnt BY Miss Sadsm aai ssss and
~ Pnulus and Miss J. NJ. Stall.
dozen more OF white ana coi9reo % & snr,s .n9