New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-25

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scnoucf' OF Jersey City, made address the mcan-
iGg OF the day. "Oh, Worship the King LYNN 30.
! w. fcr quartet. and also "hty o.. SavOur' were
tLen sung. ana vita The bcntdc;ioa tie service came
! TO close. The choir was composed Of Miss a. c.
Mayer conirnlto; Mrs. Z. +. Gr)ut sop.alo; Edgar
| J. Higgins, tenor, and +. F. Grout Lass.
! long musical programme was performed al Nj
Souls Unitarian Church at Fonrih-ave and Twentieth
ST.. yesterday. The Rev Theodore G. Williams. AS
sisted by the Rev. DR.. Robert Coycr, OF thr Church
OF the Messiah, conducted union service there. Dr.
C"ilyer delivered The opening prayer and read The
scriptures. while tae Rev Mr.. Williams made the I'd
! dress The musical Programme was rendered by Mrs
Alexander Irving, conralio Miss Gertrude CiSwod,
soprano II. T.. Dstlehurst tenor: Emil senger baso
Joseph Mcsenthal Crsanht, ana follows Organ
prelude Haydn opening anthem. "Piai>e the Lord
anthem. The Earth is the Lord response. Sc VIII
Sing Of the Lord" and hymns Nos los, 233, 81 oFsan
post,ude, Beethoven.
| Thanksd viag services held last evening In the
French Episcopal Church du St Esprit al no. 30 West
| Twenty sccondst The altar was ta;tefuly decorated
with flowers. wheat and French and American hags.
| The services consisted OF cantaa written for The
occasion by F.. Juliadc. an anthem BIZ The chor ana
solos by Edward Wl,tmeyer. Adele Duval, Mr.. Vacafi
no. Mr.. Bac and Professor Mariana. sermon on
The Usefulness of Labor was preached by the Rev.
a. V. Wittmcycr
| The congregation of the Madison Avenue Reformed
Church united with that Of the Central Presbyterian
Church yesterday morning, and the Rev. Dr. y. T.
Kt,redgc preached Interesting Thanksgiving SER
mon. The Rev. Wilton Merle Smith assisted MN Ill
the opening exercises.
| a union service was he'd yesterday morning ut the
| Harlem Presbyterian Church. In nehundred and
! twenty -hfth-st., MadSon-ave, which was wen
attended The Rev. ". W. Giles was 10 preach, Out
| rs he was unable TO attend the Rev. Dr. Wilhelm -
| Harsha of the Second Collegiate Church, delivered
| the sermon. The Rev. Dr. Jacob f. Price announced
| hat ha no idedl Young
Womens Christian Association and the silver Cross Day
! Nursery. About $500 WAS collected.
TAKING CARE or TIE NEEDY.
In most Of the city hospitals Thanksgiving dinners
were served 10 the patients. Fully 1'ooo YOUNGSTERS
OF all ag,S, sizes and co!Ors. ate the Douh'liui
| giving dinner spread for them by the ho"''u %
sion and Home for Little Wanderers. AT Annex HAM,
| No. IL Fourth-ave.. yesterday afternoon FROM
O'Clock until dusk the walters carried quantities Vi
proyisions TO the tables not only the children con
| pectcd with the mission but many other persons
were served, and none turned away hungry
| topc PLAYED and the children contributed largely u
| tneir own amusement by singing glceS ana reciuns'
| THANKSGIVING dinner was served from II "
80 y. H. BY the New-lork Two Cent Diet Kitchen
| cr.r 200 n.rsons 90. a good wholesome dinner,
| ron sstjng OF turkey. chicken beef, lamb, pumpAh
pie and vegetables. tea and coffee Inc surplus va"
| distributed TO poor families. -,
| Tn. Hebrew Free school Association gave the III
tie ones of its two kindcrgartens one at the heDre"
Institute in East Broadway and Jeierson-st ana inc
other Mt 40. GA East Fifth-st an enJoyaDl' NOR"
Ing. The children. who are from three 10 SIN yam
| ola Gathered NJ the schools early and took part III
tho musical and kindergarten exercises, ana al IL
a. IN. sat down to enjoy turkey dinner i"''o ~
,nev children in the school at the Hebrew Ihs'Nu'e'
| which IS known as the Hebrew Free SCHOOL h''u'r-
rarter. NO l. and OF which Miss Mandei Is III o"rs'
| and an equal number OF scho"ss at ~ W. '
| r1lthst., Kindergarten NO -
! n,.oeinc sight was witnessed Mt the THANKSGIVING
dinner n the children Of the industrial ana oulluN
| schools and the kindergarten OF me 'hucu i''"'V"
| Charities society. at No. 3o ST. MARKS Ii"'9,
| 700 children enjoyed bountifui nrhher' "nu ~
uord sang patriotic songs and listened TO the spehc
,c n low and A. : solomon. Lucy Block made
seech thanking the society for the favo'S they hao
| conferred upon the children for the year.
rhn wor], Of caring for the homeless, the aged the
noor and lie frendlcSS, was earned on WIN c "S"'
| eornestness Yesterday. Tie day was obSer'd WIN
onnronrjae exercises at the Homo for the FIleucS'
No % East Twenty -ninth-st Dinner YVES S"rNru
for the 900 children at the Home at IL 'o O'iocN'
and the bows and girls with TIE nursery niue o''s'
presented pretty picture. AT O'Clock the ci"une"
rave nm Interesting entertainment IN the chap'I' '"e
| Ilcme open TO visitors throughout inc "a. al"
thc stream of those interested in the institution was
| .teoav at both entrances. No 90 Fast twenty sew
| enth.st and 40 80 East Thlr,lethS;
| Seven hundred childlea received bountlih dinner
Yesterday attention in the large dining rooms OF the
Five Points Mission. Before the dinner was served
| an interesting programme was given by the niue
ones The Rev Dr. Andrew Longacp. The presiding
| elder Of the New-YoYk Conference. presided. Inc
| Pow J. W. Sellock the superintendent, Mr.. shafer
former SUPERINTENDENT and the Rev. Dr. \. H. sanford
were also pre-. ent and took part Ia the e&eri'eS.
| The tables plet.ly decorated by inc olh'H'ht
churches Of this city ard Broohyn. and committees q
| ladc, assisted a: them. The Kings Daughters ems
I-,Inu nd i.
| To-day basket dinners VIII hc sent ont to supply
| about ! coo more al their homes.
| The Five Points IIonse OF Industry was the scene
| Of the usual Thanksgiving activity OF the inSuu'iOh
| Yesterday. Al . D. m. there were the usual SOLOS,
| duc,ts clccs ctc by the children Of the house WHO
had been provided with al that their souls or som
o,be could desire in the way OF cdbies. one feature
OF the entertainment the presentation OF hhgs 10
| the institution BY Alexander Hamilton Post. no. ~
| g. A. r. Ia another part OF the building the work
Of feeding the aged poor was carried on substantial
dinners were provided and 600 We're fed at time
In tho course az the day about 1000 thus fed.
| At tle Wilson industrial school and Mission. IN
| 81 Marks Place. 100 turkeys, bought WIN money
witch had been especially subscribed 10 give the mem
| Lcr, Of the school ami mission Thanksgiving feast
vc,, distributed In the morning services were held
| I'm which the children OF the school took part, ana
| .fcrworls 4 hot chicken dinner WIS served OF which
tbe children also took part TO SUI an extent mat
the feast vanished Ike snow before the sun. INC
poultry for the dinner the yearly ar OF samuel
Sloan and the other luxu;es served were contributed
by Tie fIicrds % the school.
The voung mothers ard their little ones at INC
New York Infnnt Asylum 100 in number, ate nm "X-
cellcnf dinner consisting OF turkey, vegetables plum
pnddng ice cream. ETC.. Yesterday afternoon. Dr. ~
Parry. the rcsidcn: physician. said That the who''
institution had united In an expression OF sofro" OF
nccoant Of the Illness Of Mrs. CLARK BeII one VI VIC
most active members OF the advisory board.
Tho uflp Iovs and girls at the New ! OfE cTihil
As,mm seventy third 4. AMI River idraNe. Oh
about an even interest in their dinner ana IN Inc
Yale Princeton football game. Aier the usual cN'
celeut THANKSGIVING feast hid been eaten The hoy'