New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-28
the fourteen inmates also enjoyed feast OF good

superintendent george Ndu0T, VI ~
Nowshovs, Iodp,ngHmse at No. os7 East Broadway.
lad 400 hungry boys at his tables at O'CLOCK ia''
night all engaged in devouring the lhahhsev'"s "i
ner provided for the nineteenth time o' 'ohi' L.
Hawley, a welknown Wall street merchaht
At the Tompkins Square Boys LodginG-fousc ninety
Youngsters a,c fine THANKSGIVING dinner at O'Clock
last night - -,.o-,,,,
W. Bayard Cutting provided tocthsome lhanRsglV-
ing dinner yesterday afternoon for uie ior.y '
OF tho Girls Temporary Home AZ NO. - d. ~
Place In the evening there was an lhior'aI onol
tafnment OF music and rectations and refreshments
The 300 children Of the Industrial echooi y, Wv
United Hebrew Charities, at No 50 81 MARKS FH'oo,
wore RECALLED Yesterday with turkeys and cmcHehs anu
all the GOOD things that go with theh' Inc e.' "
the dinner were Henry s. Allen, Junan Na'aa"' ',.
Tuska Mrs j. Blumenthal Mrs. s. Mehhen' arS 'u''u,
Hart, Mrs Johanna Morris, MrS' f'"''' '
d. Levy and Charles Frank. 100 p. ,,u,.,
place spppled bountful dinner to its forty inmates
A large number of outsiders were provueo VIII" '''
many basketfuls of food left from the tables
Miss Emily Wheeler gave the dinner yesterday 70 tne
600 children whose home is at the fro'eS'ai' Ian
orphan Asylum, No. G5 West Tenth-st.
The Wetmore Home for Friendless Girls, at NO. AZ
south Washington Square, provldeda splendid dinner
Yesterday for the forty girls VINO arc hnohg
real home in that institution
Tho boys of the Mission of the Immaculate virgin IN
LAFAYETTE Place. of which the Rev. James j. Dougherty
has charge, ndu d Pdia"0 III va -N'
,heir march they on, yed bountifnl meal. A..
the Home for the Aged winch IS m saarge u there se
Little Sisters ne PSST Of To- yssrs aa the
est of mine. Mass was celebrated al "a, n'' anu
at hs old cSsy have IN tho
Roman Catholic Founding Asylum goo person. h,i
dren ' One Of the fathers attached to the Donniessn
Church celebrated h. mas m h9 me the children
had plenty Of good things to cat. sister Irene Is III
'H In the Roman Catholic orphan ASYLUM, which Is
located in two buildings, one on each SIDE o. Maosoh
800 children are ca n S % hears Lrse IhsS dinner
was over the little ones exercised themselves to their
% the ssIet f Marcy SSy' Martha s @
i 1ne soy sna Of the sss The n R fSs
sssn sna f fah the Dss s1S III inc
Several hundred and women. who appeared 80 70
t Se HSH' In st. Barnabas House in Mubcrryss
At the Bowery Branch Of the Young MeIS S' AEthr
Curtis james to about $50 homeless short
service before the dinner led by the Rev AngasnS
Sa Poh ward S o. ssp0 to Mr. James 'S to
brooklyn who managed the affair. and TO motifs Den
"&X At T The df r fas Mission in BoecEer.t
fine Thankssivng dinner II, sSs mission Wsi and
n f2 aSSpt 3. f tSer Elsis
at T. the WHO'S Top anes Square Boys Lodging House.
Eghthst and Avenue B. Dinner was s of rkey
ana 30 Plum M pu sHS soH SS s 81 s A'
"yss Asylu. t aso RG ShSaen
s saf dow to dinner cs5 Gs Sst ns
PRESIDED s Se%se a o the Se0 day
"0 The Hebrew sheiterlng and Guardian Asylum
Eleventhove and cnehnndrca and-ndile,h had au SER
vice ss''A in their chapels for ST. children who
asEwad down to an One eHselSgt
third and Tenthave also the scene OF pleasure pleasure
and fetviy Two hundred and IN tse
chapel by the Rev Mr. Reed and E. p Griffin NJ H.
'''S The Celebration at the Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Tentave and one hundred and thirty six ih,st' was was
sS ,sns the ~1 mary BATTALION headed BY own
band reviewed by Police Commissioner and drsse
Selsman At 1 O'Clock 800 children sat down to
fine dinner. - a.ordo,. 20 tho
children Who attend schools of the Newior. Kinder
GaIten Association and the youngsters Tor once Ill er
lives Tn had s S9Stsb S Lodging House No. 4
arSo p0ps dirty Young
street arabs taken into the rooms OF we mouse
to receive all they could possibly eat OF turkey ana
oSsyed w at tse TN, %oT WOr
men and their teachers ate dinner toeether.
SOME OF THE BODIES WHICH PARADED.
Bands of masked and Enthusiastically dressed young
men and boys went through streets OF the city
Yesterday, blowing horns to attract attention The
number Of permits for such paradcs was larger this
permits eTn nsA were the Turtle Bay Rangers sliekye
s o1nna HonnGs washngon Muskcecs entemons
Sons Of the Eighteenth Ward James ZIP Ranger nG
Hebrew Guardian Society and Only Original houna
Guard.
PLEASANT OCCASIONS OF VARIOUS KINDS.
The Railroad Mems Club House. at Forty -ffthst.
and Madson-ave was thronged all day by the WORKERS
on the Vanderbilt lines that centre at the Grand Con-
trail station and every up to 10 p m found all
excellent dinner at his command. The buiidhg wore
cheerful aspect inside where the various ATTRACTIONS
of the clubhouse well patrOnized Laughter anu
good cheer ruled i'll dining room, billiard room anu
Hobbies. A.. c..,o,o poroyo,ent
Legion had its annual entertainment last evening, IA
aud Of the sick und Of the organization in the Csntiai
Turn Verein Hail. in East Sixty sevenulst. y, "
Roseman is president j. j. Ryan treasurer ana D. D.
Tower secretary. = r., ,b,s
LyceIm gave two entertainments one in the afternoon
and In the evening, IN the sunday h pi
The 'U piede played in the afternoon was Fun in
Court oOm and in the evening the preach Ms o! pronF
GSe lro' John J. KeSn, EDWARD H. oGorman, j. T.
Sa ga any %sss ssngAf Sv 9 s 81
Irish Volunteers was held in Aceiphi ba ai %c
green Six flag was presented to the battalion BY Miss
| Kelly, a daughter OF the Colonel In command III
behalf Of the patriotic young l1slFAmer'cah "o"eh
The concert given chickerng I'm in aid Of 1.-THE the
attended, and nettod considerable sum A among
those who volunteered their services We're WIZ" M
eiiles and the Columbia ouartette Of The Blue Jean;
| Company in the Kerry Dance" The second act oi
| David Garrick also given. ,,.
The Beth FL Society Of Personal service "a charlt-
h,a ORGANIZATION founded nine months ago by mem
Sers 0f BethE FL Temple and corporated on Tuesday,
gave public reception yesterday at No. $50 East
| Six ty secondet.
JACK TARs SPEND JOLLY DAY
The mid-week holiday was observed at the Navy
| Yard after manner that caused the sailors ana
mechanics 10 rejoice and be glad and give thanks WIN,
ont stint The sailors, after they had finished holy
stoningp and scubtne decks, were ordered to dress
| in mastering Clothes and then all who could be
shared and whose good conduct entitled them TO the
privilege were entitled to go ashore On liberty and
to cat Thanksgiving dinner win Tla'iVos OF ifcnus
~ ,h. training ship Minnesota Captain Wiltse had
ordered turkey vegetables mlnee pies and other good
things for the boys Captain H. A. Beasu 81 VINO