New-York tribune., 1893-12-01
DINNERS FOR ALL WHO NEEDED THEN.

throw of the tariff.
DINNERS FOR ALL WHO NEEDED THEM
BOYS. GIRLS, MEN. OLD AND YOUNG WOMEN. EN-
JOY FEAsTs AT HOMES INSTITUTIONS
AND AsYLUMs.
A bountifu dinner furnished to the go girls
who are under the charge OF the United Hebrew
Charities the Industrial School No. IS -. Marks
place. Turkeys. vegetables. cranberry sauce. pies
apples and other articles common to such occas-
ions comprised the bill Of fare. REGULATIONS and
short speeches. thanking the evers for the dinner.
were made by three four girls Addresses were
made by the Rev Dr. Mendes and :. ID. Levi.
Among the patrons present Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ.
Tuska, Julian Nathan. II. 5. Alien. Mr.. and Mrs
Menken Mrs A. Cohen and Mrs. Klingensiein.
One hundred and fifty boys who make their home
the Tompkins Square Lodging House, at No
2oj East Eighth-st., tasted the turkey and the
customary accompanlments last evening. The din
ner was furnished by ID. Willis James. president
of the Childrens Aid Society After the meal was
over Superintendent NJ Dupuy gave the boys
talk Music was furnished by Miss T.. II. Fisher.
piano. and the Young Mems Club from the Henri
eta School who sang several selections.
4 dinner was given to the inmates of the Eliza
beth Home for Girls. at No. 307 East Twelfth-st.
by W. Bayard Cutting Fifty-sS inmates enjoyed
the turkey. ham. vegetables pies cakes. apples
and oranges which constituted the feast. In the
evening a reunion was held. attended by many
friends OF the school The entertainment consisted
of games. music and recitations. Refreshments
were furnished, consisting OF ice cream cake and
fruit.
The Sixth Street Industrial! School, at No. GO
East Sixth-st had its Thanksgiving dinner Wedne--
day as II is a day school, and there were no ex-
ercises Yesterday Mrs William Douglas Sloan
gave the dinner, consisting Of turkey chicken NeGe-
tables pudding and other delicacies Three hun
drel children Of both were present.
LITTLE ONES PLAY SOLDIER
An ENJOYABLE entertainment given at ST.
Augustne's Hall tTrinty PARISH by number OF
the Sunday school children OF that chapel on
Thanksgiving Eve. 1T consisted of songs, feci'a-
tions and fancy drills violin solo by one oi the
boys was well played. truly patriotic spirit pre-
vailed throughout "Sher1ans Ride was one Of
the rotations and the drills were accompanied by
National songs the boys and girls being appro-
priatey dressed for each, and using American nAgs
with much dextery. tambourine drill by twelve
little girls was also pretty feature The mem
bers of the Committee OF Arrangements. headed by
H. F. Heckner, deserve credit for their part but
the thorough careful training and the accuracy OF
movement which every child displayed were due
entirely 10 the personal efforts Of Miss A. Z.
Strackbein who can be justly satisfied with the
result
The 6,j little ones at the Hebrew Orphan Asylum,
at Amsterdam-ave and ne-hundred-and- thirty
the feast there was an entertainment ana 'hen 'he
members of the uniformed company. dressed IN
their handsome blue uniforms ana LED by captain
Michael Cohen and the asylum band OF iof'y
pieces, had dress parade on the lawn 'o'oi"i
Camp of the 22d Regiment. viewed the miniature
eo,diers Jesse Selgman and a number Of directors,
trustees and invited guests were present. Much
nraise was given to DR.. Herman Baar, the super
intendent Of the asylum, because OF the good
apnearance OF his charges.
Al the Juvenile Orphan Asylum. Amsterdan-ave
and Onehundred and-seventy-slxh the l'Oll IN
mates of whom $50 boys, enjoyed The day
thoroughly. The children assembled In the chapel
n o a m where appropriate services. conducted
nv the supern endent. the Rev. t. NJ. Carpenter
were held the children singing songs with zest
which was equaued only by that with which they
caused a good Thanksgiving dinner to disappear
,a,er The children we're allowed TO romp about
and the afternoon was devoted to gaines ana '"e
recention of visiting friends, OF whom there were
about 800
MASS CELEBRATED IN THE CHAPEL.
About 0oo children of whom $50 girls. were
mad. boppv NJ the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
in Tifty-frst-st extending through from Flfth-aVe'
10 Nadison-ave Mass was celebrated IN the chapei
ot : a m after which the children were at liberty
"a oniov themselves with little restraint. They had
n good dinner of poultry fruits. confectionery, etc,
after which they INDUCED In various KINDS OF
recreaton and received many visitors. An anus
ing incident in the girls department was parade
,hroueh the Railways in which considerable num-
h.r -, voune misses appeared In costume with
ridiculous masks. ~,
THO chiIdren in the Hebrew Shelerng Guardian
societv.s orphan Asylum at Boulevard and one
hundred -hftieth-st., OF whom there are oio'
obou, sGO being boys, were not lorgotten. lhey
naosoa Tho ZINE from 10 n. m. Till noon in the
svnagoyuc where interesting exercises were con-
duc,ed Inv Superintendent Louis Fauerbach. and an
annronyiate lecture was given by President Morris
coodhsr, A hountlful dinner was then served ana
a, . o,cIock luncheon was eaten. Games and the
raoe,,ion Of a large number OF visitors occupied
the rest OF the day
The 30 children at the House OF Industry ana
1or,e for tine Friendless. No. ~ East Thrtiethst,
.rtoved themselves thoroughly yesterday. They
d,ned at O'Clock and the table fairly groaned under
,,a coed cheer furnished by the good women who
have the work in charge. After dinner the children
a,ourped TO the chapel, where singing. recitations
on1 kindergarten exercises were gwen An ad-
| drsss WAS made by the Rev. Dr. John Hall. the
e..o, wort NJ the children was exhibited in the
s, nor,ors Mrs Houghton il president Of the
Institution. c.. ,, 49,,
s,o, 60 upder the management OF the Childrens
A,d Society, at No. 2H East ro'y-iour'h-str gave
dinner TO the children at O'CLOCK
rbere WAS no reg liar dinner Al the NeSsboys
rd.,ne House. No. ut East lIrty-hith-st, which
:. also under the management OK tne Childrens
A,d Society. but over ave oafrsis OF turkeys and