New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-29

ave in charge OF thirty seven Sisters of Charity Oh
whom Sister Irene Is at tbs head. for 600 Htt
waits none of them more than four years DID, anu
their 300 mothers and nurses. The little dots go.
a splendid meal, plenty Of toys. abundance OF
candies and were happy as the day was long,
At the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, mai' aho
female Madison. ave. and Ffty-secondst. there are
500 waits who have neither fathers nor mothers
Mass was offered up in the morning and In the al'er
noon after the dinner had been thoroughly en-
loved the children amused themselves until they wIo
tired with all sorts Of innocent games ana exercises
Over 800 girls had dinner at the Wilson lndus'ra'
School No. 125 st. Marks Place yesterday afternoon.
provided by the president, Mrs. Jonathan strsos' %
the other women who are officers and directors OF the
institution Many poor people who came aiter 'no
dinner was were generously supphcu wiz" '
remaining from the bountnul supply.
Julian Nathan ard II. 5. Allen gave dinner ior
$50 boys al the United Hebrew Charities INDUSTRIAL
school, No bs st. Marks Place, yesterday hterhoon'
Prizes for the best children were given by B. l. Low
At the new Cherry Street kindergarten, on IhanhS'
giving eve. fifty children enjoyed feast OF 'uiho'
ice cream and cakes A large number OF the palro"'
Of the school listened to exercises by the chiuroh
and made a special contribution OF s4oo
The children Of the workin gman's School at the
United Relief Works of the Society for Ethca Cutio
in West Fifty-seveuth-st. celebrated ThanKsgns W
a tableau They brought fruits and flowers 10 'H'
school, and with appropriate srviccs LETT iheih a.
offerings to be distributed among the convaeecens Al
the hospitals There about $50 children present.
Professor Felix Adler and DR.. d. J. II. ward hso
the exercises in charge.
At the rooms Of the Five Points Methodist MISSION,
No 63 Parkst, nearly 900 children Of the day ana
Sunday schools were treated TO substantial dinner
the money for which had been subscribed Dy inc i
gIegaons of various Methodist churches III Ne"-i
Fourteen hundred children attached to the Howard
fla unnd
ibe temp sra Mission U Hall NO. is FOurthave
The Outing Club of the Young Mem Chrlst Assn
s,Or h tbird The boys had Jolly time and
loved The roasted chesnuts apples and college songs
long line Of Migrants stood in front Of ST. Barna6aS
House in Mulberryst from 10 a. m untii aiter InenS
fall yesterday, waiting for thanksgiving dinners
Over 800 and bootblacks were served At
by Mrs William Waldorf Aston. The boys MADE gIea.
havoc with the 700 pounds of turkey three barrels OF
potatoes, three boxes OF cranperes 3oO pou Voaw
evening a musical entertainment will be given 20 me
inmates Of the house, and Marshall p Wilder is ex-
At the BOYS Lodging House at Forty forthst and
second-ave. Mrs. william E. Dodge. IT, provided Il,
feast last night for 100 boys. Cornelius Vanderoit
cent Marshall p wilder, who entertained the boys
with number Of humorous Rotations. oo
The Five Points House of Industry fed looU
vretcbed men and women yesterday. Over ton Of
turkey was consumed; ninety gallon coHee dnh was
filed again and again HUNDREDS o, mnGe pt tS a ad
waits and strays were eating. the children of the
House of Industry performed their annual Thanks
giving exercises in the auditorium before DIG auenoo
Of friends, patrons and sfghtseers a. ,r.o. =,
dinner given to the thiTtyave Mrnosgs o.
ST. which is charge Of the Rev John Burke ana inc
Sisters Of ST. Domnick.
Through the GENEROSITY OF Henry tha Easy sde e
Lodging House were treated to bountiful dinner OF
roast turkey, Vegetables m1ce pies ana icecresm,
and dancing.