New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
- nAy,s Fun AND FEASTING.
.yvsc,yINa TURKEY AND FOOTBALL
SnAr lon,sVrnrr.nAnoSs THE ro0r rvnnywnFRn.

sr' Nov-Eugand do not conpiise
i"o 80 x.wyork's population !, ''., "..' ,,n.
The who' W c,,y without mhabi,ah's ~. ~.
vou" -, rumnkln pie has t"ho" ' ,,o, ~
~ . .,u,,vcs There probably "e',' .nn,e,t 10 sit
..,o,., nationality. who wou' -. ,hia com.
w. a, a feast, and F'''f fu,,tornu nm. |
down !" :, ncoonnts for the wonuo,'" -
monracc ia'' ,, .cone Of all races, when ono'
snmlN wn W., .,s made sncrcd by the 'reao VI % .no
they touch WV ~, n, with tho spirit OF th's o"l' Nv
'"s''''' ,a,,u las, evening on 'iN wv tn,niv
suh "'", n.ar,a its ~st rddy beams A., wo
,ci Things IN the marry, ", 80. ,,iio
On Tue 49, .,,i,sa of turkeys that WIZ never so'n"
nlia Ion 'ohs ,h ,,hr of whose wings startled iho
mc'r son, hugo piles OF aldwine nnd l1rpmH
w, var,her spes biushins pumphhs' o'en"', w
49,, ,s,.oy hogs, crisp. White o'o'S wv" W,
",o,,ns . which II flank this nn"th""n" ""s'. '"
sseaonles The bird Of freedom horS ~" g"''o"' |,,A
- ,nudrsd aud sixy'four days IN the year a"" Wv
h''' roos,ey has hecn doing something in that hho
-, ,nt today the native, aboriginal, mnoh'''pp
aiorci turkey rules the roost' ., oorlc
., xcw.york will take him To their bosom 'o'"S'
will he feasug In bower ana hail, 'ea'""s ""V1S sr
d noor or rather, there will be no pour ''
quo 1a, , ro,rs have been taken that no mouth
.,an ca untitled The wards of the city, III 's many
- ,or tho noor and unfortunate, will dine sumptuous
,v. the orphaus ana widows and crippes III the chr"
HE institutions will be given bounteous rep"s's' ooo
these JOYOUS anniversary dinners were mei'ion." "
teray's TRIBUNE Among Others yet unnonceo + u'n
pcr TO be given at p. "to the old iadics OF INC
and Unsectarian Peabody Homo at "es' aims '"'
city," The public is cordially invited
Mrs John Jacob Astor has written to superintendent
o'Connor of the Newsboys' Lodging House. ash'ns nm
IN provde Thanksgiving dinner to the newsooys a' m
expense other contributions made ror ''a' P.iPS
win no used 70 cothe boys in flannel SHIRTS ior 'c
winter. ~, r.o
The thirty-fourth annual Thanksgiving OF 'he rNo
Points Mission Will celebrated at the Mission No. %
Parkst with chapel exercises at 1:3O ana dinner a'
p. M. ,,
Every cmploye in the Murray Hill Hotel has received
atenpound turkey with cranberres and apple-sauce'
AT the Home for the Friendless, No 80 East Ihruc'h
st dinner will be served at p. IN. for 400 chlidreh
Several thousand children are to be feased ths "ceA
and contributions solicited.
At st. Barnabas's, in Muberry-st., dinner VIII pe
served at o. m. to the children connected with inc
bouse day nursery Sunday and industrial schools ana
their mothers.
The Howard Mission, No. 40 New Bowcry. Will also
furnish forth feast and will the Home Relef Asso
ciation No. 426 East Fourteenthst Contributors are
solicited the dinner OF the Colored orphan Asy"
at hundred and and Tenth-ave Iree
hundred and children will expect some turkey Inc
Christian Home for Incorporate Men makes similar
anpeal /: and the Salvation Army announces " uemeh'
dous banquet" for twenty-five cents, at hafpast D.
at Eighteentn-st and Eighth-ave
MJudgc Will give dlnner 10 oVo i'""i
IN to D. M. at No 2O4 East sixteenth ST. TINS Is
oonerous allowance of time which the boys and girls
ought to appreciate -
Railroad and express employees Will dine between IL
n m and 10 H. m in the Railroad Reading Room in the
Grand Central Depot Tammany No, VIII try TO d'S-
pose OF turkey and ginger pop In Harlem:
Al the Mission of the IMMACULATE virgin Ill Aiayette
place. at noon 400 children inmates OF ne mn Hrssol @ W."
dine and between and y. III. the mission wlas0 nave
the honor of entertaining as guests sre hnuer e m o
outside poor, women and children Inc dinner A.
vii De
The sisters of Mt Lorctto s. t. have made prepara,
ton for a mighty feast for the children. over GOO OF
whom will sit down to dinner at II o'clock. l., .,,..,o
I'm the churches the services Will generaly ne chh"
terzcd Especial musical Pr1granmes. me serves at
st. AIMS npeqPa GegTS Dp anne the h bdUm and
the Juiate Deo The choir is adouble qartettc tmon
of 9c rt Ms sse Mehc ESsGa EeCPs gsSs
atI1 An attractive programme VIII be provided
FOOTBALL AND OTHER OUTDOOR SPORTS.
But for young people and especially for all who arc or
eyerhavc been these and their madcns far
te eclpng attractions of the day will he the football
matches In the morning o3o the heroes of Wesleyan
will struggle with the University boys from the Keystone
State at Metropolitan Park At $50 T. m the Polo
from Yale and Princeton II one sees an unusual amount
Of orange color on Fiith-avc to-day u,
ladies' hats yellow silk ribbons ~ the button hocS ol
yoing "swcis" he win know inst he hchods sup
Ior,er of the pucky men from Old Nassau If on the
contrary the air seems blue. he will remember that
Yale College s In town. This annual tournament whcn
Greek meets Greek IN desperate hut chivalrous struggle
for the College championship. stirs the graduates heart
with college patriotism aud puts the Young colrSan @
10000 who will probably witness the game hll hrtter
no prepared o. hcara little noise Noise Is considered
absolutely essential to success. and football match
would bo tame affair without its accompaniment oi
cheering. tin horns. buglcs. gayydccorated coachcS
When Therefore I'Tiuccon's striped chargers cast of
open field IN all their pride OF perfect health with rddy
faces can hard muscles and iron nerves ne spcct3tor
aud when the massive fellows from New-lIaycn inh, %
their places before their goal the air will be pretty wen
al with he etr
Dnring the morning the Polo Grounds VIII DC occlpicd
by the lacrosse teams of the WILLIAMSBURG ana PhadeE
Al the rooms OF tho Manhattan Chess Club Mr. stein;
~ has volunteered to play "slnultalcOus games
against all conerS at p. m a.,
those who wish 10 go out Of town for the day there
are several interesting events The New York Hare and
Hounds WIN hold their anHn papfE Gc ehs@ hnc q" to a
at halfpast 10 a. m This cnD organized III l-Il anu i
composed of majority Of the wh0 in ls7s. intro
duccd their paper chasing in America The chase VIII
be over some of the beautiful well a. the rough
country In westcheser AT the conclusion OF the
chase the club will enjoy the usual hunt dinner.
From seventy-fve to one hundred participants are ex
pected in the annual Thanksgiying Day meet OF thc
Lelnes Halfway House. Carlestadt. n. j. -,,,
their grounds Bergen Point to enjoy the sensation of
shooting at pigeons for copper and nickelpla'ed UNI
brela stand
The Williamsburg Athletic Club will hold cross
try and hound meeting in which at least 100 athletes are
An interesting game of baseball will be played at
Washington Park. brooklyn between resident Brooklyn
Known players in he country Will take part
and an interesting game mag he expected The contest
will begin at p and the players and their positions
&c follows:
Nstr. York pOSitiOn. BrOOLlVn.
feipschager ... Catcher Hayes
First Base Walker
uanknsOn Third Ferguson
Maru SbOfsiOp Nelson
kthnedy lleI'-itln k'nlstn
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THE DoYs READY FROIIC.
Nearly sixty organizations obtained permiss pa
iade to-day from superintendent Waling. The utmost
ingenuity mas been exercised IN the matter of OF