New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-26
THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN MADE HAPPY
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS gEMEMBsvED BY rHEIR


FIJI Nps-TUrKEY AND SONGS
Mr. and Mira william E. Dodge with some friends
rooms OF the Boys 10 lying Hou 30, No 3ll
East Thirty hfti-st at turkey and pie dinner which
they hal lc0vide for the yhye boz 10 the house
who sell papers hla boots The boys started their
fun In eating O'Clock. Then with Wristbands slmo-t
bursting iney met ia scbonroOm aud plauded tue
rrcltatious OF Miss Aune Kerr, of Brooklyn. Many
times durng the evening the bows sang aud amused the
company with odd leafs In dancing.
At tic Ncwsboys' Lodging House, No. Duane-st.,
Mrs John JACOB Astor in former years. provi oil
bount full dinner for 500 boys Not only tho l3o who
regularly attend the night school. But the numerous
others make their homo at the house. as well as
those called in the feast from the streets gathered at
tue tables at IN. The prolonged illness OF Charles
OConnor. superintendent preve1ted him from giving
his active supervision the matter has been his Gus
ton but it that no'nng was lacking
in way of creature comforts for tue skinny young
guesfs
Through ths generosity OF Henry E. Hawley, Thanks
giving been happy day with the homeless boys Of
the Side fifteen successive years. At the home
built Tor tho by Miss Cathariue L. Wolfe at No. 2s7
East Broad way 200 who nave no other home we're
served with hearty dinner OF roast turkey. pies, Ice
cream and cak-. Tue dinng-roon Was decorated with
growing plants and the boys audience room--a large
ha-was transfer ned into floral bowsr In the even
Ing after dinner. ruere entertainment
The Girls Lodging House OF the ChiIdrcas AID Society,"
No. % St Marks place, was a happy household Tie
inmates 10 tue Of foryhreo sat dowa to dinner
O; uoon Iu the evening ertainnent was given al
which children enjoyed themselves IN psrlor ga'nes
sr-us to rvcit ous united ia singing and We're served
with reires meutA Mrs f. s. Hurley. tho matron.
exerted herself la MAKING all around her happy.
Tue inmates of tue Eleventh ctrset Boys Lodging
House. aud Boys OF the n1isbborhood. enjoyed an
au' dinner Of turkey aud PLAN adins at
1880 +. Tue dinuot was provided By d. Willis James
Al the Boys 10 aging House. NJ I'll West riehteeutn-
ST., tae lads had good dinner ana plenty OF sport
among themselves.
Tho CHILDREN the American Female Guar ian Society
aaa Homo for The Freudles, spent happy and busy
Ynauk.lfyiug Several hundred cudron ~ere pr"Vidod
with hearty diuner OF turkoy and prs, aud apes at
the rooas NJ. 20 East rwenty-nnh-st la tue after
noon, aid again IN the ovcniug. The children
entertained fner frieais in the Homo chauei.
and nsGrneI TO u few address g. The children In
tue Home big AMI little. with tue scholars OF
industrial schools, Nos. l. aud y had their dinners
yesier lay out remainder Of tho wese indus rial
schools sill be provided for at tner respective schVo
ROOMS dsrins tho ssek- ras etef nurseries, dormi-
tories and play-rOoDs we're visited by many oil The
callers sed IN the performances OF the
older children amused with tDe antes OF the babies
and left substantial fts with tue treasurer as
tueir part iu tho days festivIt CO.
Tie CHAPEL OF Five Points House OF Industry, at
No. 1855 wortusi crowded willis the chii rsn gave
On interesting entertainment, consisting OF snsing
William y. Bsu-ri, conducted tho services nn1 Or.
Smith n. PenDed. the organst OF the Broad"ay Iaoer
seemed greatly liessed VITA tho entertainment whica
consisted in part OF Organ Voluntary Festive March
chiidrsn, Punkydcullo and Jolapin" nursery soug;
ring exercises; Murio.'s Thanksgiyng recitation;
going my pretty NAL ii duet; Legend OF lie North
land recitation; school Festival short operctta;
Nursery Rhymes -; "JoBu Botteioip ami tho DER
mad" gles; Thunder Storm" an iniaiIon OF wind.
t:as sr igutoIng ana ,n VITA ntss los, aai haIds
reses.oSaI. aow pleasAal ~. to dwell; Wnis ,he
.Sna. dinnsr for tho outside poor bsins ssrye
Men, and children. OF all ages cJoIs anu Dhton
eassn. The eIidrsn WHO oox part IN he exercises
Numbering about $780, received their Thanksgiving aih-
Across Para se PARK In the Old Brewery" no. 63
ark 81, the cndrou OF the Five POtils MISSION were
m,s ~ .nq stIet msI1cds, rp.co.
pas Church prsstd-d tho Rev Btu veil L.re. OF the
sss of tue DAY Afsr tue cxsrcisrs cniidren
lournss g ,ss ball wnicn was ssyy scgrat,a VITA inc
tsbiepotas. were sroad. roast tarKs, roast pixs and
o.sr sns .5 tue PIES sna i,uI o. a. Ens na'o ne
5he ksv. K Bculon. the saperin,eadsnt. BUSTED IN
cr aAcb. Orcr i.5O0 busaels OF otatoes nave been
received from farmers hving near tue ,y oesdss quan
ss rs Df asai sooa and % se
,ext phsnksTfviny. .,,,,. ono -
yo,~n Dsd cbdrsB Furnished with dinners by the
Inward Mission. Turkeys eranbsrfiet, vns tables,
fruit, EutS ="
10 holiday iinDer ~ere placed ~ baskete In snhcent
quantities 20 provide for ave % Sax hesi asfs oson
md ssot To deserving families from tie Mission House.
Il No. so Riviagton-sL TIVE mum osr o1 families whicu
recipients Of bsnoDts through tue mission
ast 10 $780, INCLUDING 1892 cBiidreu One-huurei
md sixtyrve widows also Received aid and eShty
ave PERSONA have been placed ho4les and busiIess
,tasfiona
Oyei SOD children made themselves happy aud Joyous
Hthn tho walls OF tho juyenis ium One drsd
md sevssty-sixtb-st aud rsati-sva supeIiutendsst
cxrpsatsr SAID tIsi acre Than LOCO rields In
mates were present. with prwsspts OF alt kinds. Tue
'ssui4s Thanksgiving diiIser consisted OF turkey
pc. cDdes, rock candy and pesnuta Those
hIidren who hid friends ~ Walt the
extra saibea service was held Ia tue chapel In
Le evening.
Absut twenty bloefs further down tie 10 the
,elorsl Orphan Ayiam Of which U. X. Hutchinson 10
b. super1ntsudsa where 3l5 little coored children ars
fU1idod lOe. They ASSEMBLED In the chapel In Tho
1orang. WhsFs Addresses vsssSrade by the Rev. a.
-, a3d r r. 0fi4sn 1psn many Of the lvfie people
Sood thlnes nat tose r6sdT hs children had bofere