New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-27


street Methodist Episcopal Church "of the Family
the Rev. Mr. Lawrence Of tie Forsythe Street Method
ist Episcopal Church; "0f the Church. the Rev.
Thomas Douglas, OF Romano Presbyterian Church.
and ~of the Nation" the Rev. Mir. Rice, OF tho
Moravian Church. In sixtlst
Thanksgiving Day was observed at Calvary Baptist
Church. by IA special thanksgiving service at 10 10
With American ass festooned ION the front Of the gal
ees The front OF the pulpit was coyerea MIN t req;
an elaborate display OF vegetables and cereals
The principal feature OF the decoration was an I'm.
unseen Wires DIRECTLY over tho pulpit In its beak
therc was representation OF ray OF se sasra ,ns
one aion there was cluster OF .erg Ths aon ~,
preached by the pastor the Rev. Dr. r. s. Macarthur
His subject was patOs nG Ms s eans sa
distributed to the sunday school children After the
STAR spansed d Baner The entire audience Joined
in the chorus, all waving American nags at the same
time. The exercises closed by singing MY Coun'ry'
One Of the largest congregations tnt met for Thanks
giving services yesterday that at the scotch Pres
R RsS d. Church sa Ts @ VINE snd suena
'0 T%e Rev Dr. %e'S William s Rsnsfod preached his
a Da Ss r St %
the chancel and before the altar were pyramids Of
hs and sauashes and Sp crowned with ears Of ripe
corn. large compensation listened 70 Dr. Ralnsford,
At Trinity Church special thanksgiving services
were held. There was large attendance. and the
s.se apsssn &c oy
Rev DR.. Dix OBLIGATED, assisted by the Rev. J. w;
@ $40 ' 8 Asf SS
and King and snow Thank We All the Lord The
anthem was Prnise the Lord
At st. Paul's the attendance was small. but the
services impressive and entered into heartily by
ST the Re William NJ Geer and the Rev
Rev. Robert Morris Camp.
DINNERS FOR THOSE WHO NEEDED THEM.
Moro than 300 little children in the New-York
Founding Asylum enjoyed an allday recreation and
| a special dinner.
Of children. male and female had day Of feastins
and rejoicing that they will not forget for year.
The usual dinner OF turkey cranberry sauce puddings
and pies OF all kinds. and fruit was PROVIDED TOT
them After their comfortable meal they had plenty
OF physical exercise and innocent games In the play
grounds.
Superintendent George Calder OF the Newsboys Lodg
ing House. at No. os7 East Broadway. had his hands
full at o'clock keeping about 200 urchins In order
while they stuffed themselves with the good things
provided by Henry E. Hawlcy, OF Carter, Hawley
g. Co.
Another institution run by the same society Is the
Newsboys Lodging House at No. Duane-st horo
Superintendent Heig looked after the sinner boy''
and $50 hungry mouths were filed with good cheer'
II Mrs. william Waldorf Astor, to whom the news
boxs were Indebted for the generous feast could nave
scen Inc way those turkeys and the other good thhs
disappeared down the tlroats Of the hungry lads' IL
no doubt would have gladdened her heart
Interesting exercises were Hello at ue "o,'U'
orphan Asylum. Theophilus Brouwer and f. r..
Crirsn rn.de addresses Dinner was served to 30
cbdren and several OF the former inmates OF the IN
sttution ut IL o'clock. The hospital Is locReo up anu
tbere Is not single OF illness at the
AZ the Hebrew sheltering Guardian Orphan Asylum
services conducted by l.. Fauerbach were ieio III t'
| chanel in the morning. At IL o'clock 4o9 childch
sat down TO a turkey dinner. AT ocioch '"c VI UNI
ond Gfe corps OF the Institution played number OF
so,ec,ions The new building, which adtoins the
prcsent one will be ready for occupancy about FED
ruorv At that time $50 children from the society
branch house at Eighty anu Avenue wiz
| he transferred to the new building
Five hundred and ninety happy children sat uo", "
the loaded tables OF the Hebrew Benevolent ana orpi
Asylum Society at the asylum Ams'eruali ave a'u
Onshundred and thirty -sxthst yesterday. TIC mt-
-. vas a substantial one and consisted OF turkey
9TH all possible trimmings The young people
were supplied with gcecream and cake by .he rieuiu
scbaft Mutual Bowling Club, which was epfeSeh.eu
J ny Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pepper The canets OF INC
institution in full uniform. were drilled IN the a'er
nom nv Colonel A. b. DE Frece and Major fear'aii'
In thu evening the children were treated 10 oranges
nd coke nv Mr. and Mrs Borg. Colonel De Frece nahe
gn.ccb. referring to the excellence Of the drill and
calling the bows Comrades stating that those WHO
followed the Stars and Stripes no matter 10" yos'
| were entitled to that name. lie was ahs"eIeu ~
behalf OF the Institution By little captain ChArno
Freund The directors then entertained |oionei ue
reco and staff and showed them through the entire
building ,,. ,,.,oru.,
THANKSGIVING dinner yesterday afternoon by the new
York Protestant Episcopal City Mission society," IN INC
mission house In Mulberry-st, near BieccKer haii
ton OF turkeys were served the cooking OF winch Deg
on Monday and was continued TO the time OF serving
Besides the 600 fed at the mission house. nf'y-t"o
families were served with generous dinner al ther
| homes The diniinr at the mission house began al
10 AK o'clock and was continued without interruption
until 80 D. m Miss Louise Thomas, the matroh Oh ue
mission presided the dinner and saw that every
thing passed off smoothly. She was assisted oy Johh H.
Boynton the and general agent OF ho society,"
by Herman Meyers, MIS- Waitehpurs 'io ho"'ohe0P'''
| and Thomas C. ConovOr
| FoIIownc Its usual CUSTOM the German Emigrant
uouse No 90 safest, yesterday gave Thanksgiving
| dinner TO 100 immigrants. About seventy Oh 1he'i
| ,rore sent over from the Barge Office by General
| O,Beirne They detained Immigrants In want
| of a THANKSGIVING dinner. The others leu at the
Emigrant House were gathered III from inc "s"~a'
| and byways At the Leo House and at the MISSION
| of Our Lady of the Rosary Thanksgiving dinners were
| given to the immigrants stopping there.
Over 800 Thanksgiving dinners were served between
| 1 and 3 O'Clock yesterday Afternoon by 81 bar
tholomew's Rescue Mission In It's new ana hanusomo
mission house in Forty -sccondst near Thlrdave Inc
dinners were given by the members OF st. barthoo-
news Church to the deserving poor Richard curry,
the manager of the parish house, superintended
the dinners with great satisfaction to every one
The Rev. DR.. Greer was present much OF the Vinie
| and had a kind word Tor all. Among those VINO as
sisted were the Rev. c. A. Christensen, superintendent
Of the parish house; Mrs. Booth, Mrs: Lee MIS-.
| Hepburn. Miss Smith, Miss Squire besides all the
| women teachers in the school,
st. Andrews Mission. at No. 207 East Broad"ay, io
multitude of hungry poor people yesterday ana leu
them the uxuries Of the season without stunt IL ha
been nOsed about that tie mission wou'a give
rhanrsaynr dinner to all corners without distinction
q, age sex or class and the destitute and needy re