New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26

suppled TO co5 boys by Percy r. Pync' IT, W l.
Pyne, and Cleveland H. Dodge
The 400 and more children of the Colorcd Orphan
Asylum IN West One hundred aud forty thns'' hao
a Christmas dinner and Punch and Judy sho"
At the Homo for tho Fr.cndlcss, NO 90 ba'.
rh,.,e,h.s, the $50 Httle inmates were entertained
with a bountful dinner of roast turkey and PIC lo
lowed by distribution of toys
The Five points Mission celebrated Christmas with
tree and entertainment on Monday evening" anu he''
no further exercises yesterday. The Five foihH
House of Industry had a Christmas tree on Monday
evening at which presents were given to the children
of the school Yesterday turkey dinner was scfVeu
to about 500 children.
Christmas will last all the week with the howard
Mission and Home for Little wanderers a' NJ ~
Fifthst No exercises were held there yesterday ou.
all through the week the officers of the mission VIII
be engaged in distributing clothing, boots ana shoe'
toys, etc. . IT..
The Christmas festivities at the Protestant Hail.
orpban ASYLUM No 65 West Tenth-st, began on
Monday night with Christmas tree Yesterday inc
900 children as we'll as the officers, teachers ana ser
wants enjoyed the regulation Christmas dinner which
was provided by L. L. Stuart, who also gave each
child a brand silver dime, as she has done 1or
many years.
There are at present only about forty children at
the House Of Reception of tho New-York juvenile
Asylum, No 81 West Thirtccnth-st.. but they were
made happy yesterday By hearty Christmas dinner
Place, there special observance OF tho day.
the Christmas presents and the dinner having been
gwen on Friday.
An excellent dinner served yesterday to the
fortyone inmates Of the Home for the Aged, No APT
IIudson-st.
The go inmates of the Colored Home and Hospital
had their customary Christmas dinner.
The 400 boys at the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
had a Santa Claus and Christmas dinner
At the Roman Catholic Asylum for Girls the 400
children had their usual Christmas dinner
At the Ncw.York Founding Asylum the $50 children
received many presents and had a chicken dinner
John McDermott provided sufficient turkey for the
300 adult inmates Of the house. OF whom 200 are
| homeless women.
At the Christian Home for Incorporate Men forty
FIVE members and forty who were formerly members
partook of the annual Christmas dinner. In the
afternoon a reunion and testimony meeting was held
| and in the evening public service.
More than 200 ncwsboys weIe treated TO a tooth
some dinner at the Newsboys' Lodging House. No.
Duane-st through the bounty Of William NJ Flless,
who has for many given the boys their Christ
mas dinner. AftervaId' a number of little girls and
old women who also MAKE VnS ma Dy s NAV e
remnants OF the feast. and score OF homeless men
From the Italian Association Hall. No. ID Unver-
siy Place Christmas cheer Was carried to many
members of the Italian Christian Associations VISITED
more than 200 families where 1t was known ma
and there left sunshine and cheer In form OF substan-
tial help.
! Tie apprentice boys on the training ship Minnesota
provided with Chris tmas dinner and liberty to
meet with their friends either on the gun deck or on
shore.
The immigrants who spent their Christmas at
Castle Garden. were not permitted to be hungry.
There were nearly 1o Of them e and eD dinner tb ce o,
nsh Arms Hotel. No. wes-st. and the Germans
The bill of fare included turkey with cranberry sauce
An excellent dinner given. usual. Immigrant
| women at the Catholic Homo for Girls. at No Z
Safest
turkeys, chickens and vegetables filed the tables
of the petty officers, and rcmcn between decks
on the cruisers Boston and Atlanta the Richmond,
and the old receiving ship Vermont After their feast
the sailors were relieved from all unnecessary duty,
and spent the afternoon spinning yarns and playing
games Those on the Vermont attended an cntcrfa
nenr in the library on Cob Dock.
st. celebrated the festival with the usual dinner
prayer meeting and midnight service of song. In
the evening new silk dress. subscribed for by the
wcmen, presented to the matrOn. Mrs. Ilnlley.
Tonight some hundreds Of the women will have
Christmas supper.
800 men sat down to a substantial dinner
The $50 youngsters of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum
The Hebrew shelterng Guardian Society. at Ono
hundred and fifty frstst and boulevard. also gave
tbe 400 children under us care holiday and a good
The managers Of the New York Juvenile Asylum
gave their 06S children dinner which included 1OOo
pounds of chicken 200 mince pres and whole cheese
The primary, senior and girls departments each had
bouncing big Christmas tree in tho chanel and a
live Santa Claus climbed in the window and distributed
The third reception at the Montcforc Home for
Chronic lnvalids took place Yesterday and five
hundred visitors awaited themselves Of the Oppor-
tunlty the Institution which has Just been
birtv-ninth-st The visitors book recorded some Of
the most prominent names in the Hebrew society of
autographs on It's pages left with the managers more
substantial mementos of their visit
DINNERS PRISON