New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-30
MONTEFIORE HOME.

served at ) o'clock Hampers. boxes barrels and
baskets filled with good things had been arriving
for several days. not only from this city and Brook
lyn but from various points In New-Jersey. New
York State. Connecticut and Vermont; turkcys
chickens. and hams by the dozen pies by the score
bushel baskets OF old-fashioned doughnuts. pyra-
mids OF cake oranges and apples and whole trees
OF bananas
This year the destitute families in the neighbor-
hood without church charitable connections
were provided by the Alliance with a bounteous re-
past. At o'clock the hundred employees Of the AL
lance with the invited guests. sat down "a feast
that would have made the old Puritan Thanksglv-
ing diners green Nth envy could they have hal
one peep at this. Tables were presided over by
Arthur W. Milbury secretary; Ralph bryant
perntendent. and John Lloyd Thomas superntend-
ent OF the Business Mems Relief Committee.
one OF the enjoyable dinners which took place in
Ncw-York yesterday was that given by Mrs q.
Taylor TO the children OF the striking cioakmakers,
served in Mrs G. Taylor's establishment, No. I15
West Fourteenth-st. Music furnished by Pro-
fcssor Booth. the pianist. and Joseph Kiejson and
his ten-y ear-od son. who played stringed insiru-
ments.
At the Industrial School OF the United Hebrew
Charities at No. IS St Marks Place. $50 lit
tie girls sat down to their Thanksgiving dinner. 1t
was preceded with an address to the children by
DR.. H. L. Mendes. Of the Nineteenth Street Syna-
gogue. The dinner lasted about three hours. II
consisted of turkey. with cranberry sauce boiled
sweet potatoes apples. nuts. raisins and pie. The
children ate thirtyeight turkeys averaging fifteen
pounds: two barrels Of sweet potatoes two barrels
OF apples, two crates of cranbcrres and 10 apple
and mince pies.
The Boys Club Of Calvary Parish fed over ooD
poor boys. and the parents and sisters OF many Of
them. at the Galilee Mission. No 3Ii East Twenty
| third-st. Everybody was We'll behaved. and the
much did their less fortunate cousins at doing
justice to good portions Of turkeys and vegetables
Sas s of a the Gaee Msaan 20 s men 'e
| treated 10 excellent dinner. and genuine
prise added in the shape OF TWO cigars for each
! of the diners.
A spirited presented at the Roman
| Catholic Orphan Asylum, Fifth-ave and FIFTY
| Thanksgiving dinner Yesterday AT noon The boys
and girls did not 81, down together. however much
as they may have liked The 10y orphans. In the
great building west OF Madison-ave c0nsoled them
selves by dressing themselves girls. and the girls,
on the side Of Madison-ave.. contented them
| a present good dinner After the dinner the boys
resumed their play IN the spacious yards or the
asylum and blew their horns 10 their hearts con-
The 200 and more girls also enjoyed their bouniful
dinner. It began at IL o'clock. and the walters say
that II lasted Till considerably after o'clock But
the girls say that II didn't. For all that the maid
| ems had n thoroughly good time and got ny, from
| the tables frankly admitting that they could eat
|
THE FIVE POINTS MISSION.
| The Five Points House of Industry. In Worth-s;,
| had It's usual Thanksgiving Day activity yesterday.
At o'clock the 400 and boy and girl inmates
had an excellent dinner and the first OF the street
| poor began their dinner at o'clock. The latter
| lined the sidewalk in front Of the mission for q
distance Of several hundred feet 1t was estimated
that close 10 LOO men were fed between and $40
| were also treated to dinner. Three hundred and
nfty OF the inmates OF the mission interest
Ing entertainment In he chapel Morris H. Jesup