New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
,andsome presen, from us boughs. plenty Of music

handsome present from its boughs Plenty OF music
and singing added to the enjoyment ,.. ..
One-hundred- and forty third-st and Amsterdam
ave. spent Christmas Day in happy anticipation o.
bration yesterday except the Christmas dinner;
The day began with religious exercises IN the chapel
thews. The entire day was spent by the children
in play about The grounds, ,..,..,, g, hove and
l97 girls danced and played and sang 10 thelr
hearts content around their Christmas trees yes yes
terGay. The larger boys had Christmas Tree
celebration at 10 o'clock in the morning. and the
sm@er boys and girl. enjoyed thrrs Of cSc@
mashed potatoes, mince pc ana core va ,no
TO tickle the little ores paates and the afternoon
Tho directors made visit to the institution in
intenient Elisha ~ Carpenter. inspected 'hc in
st;ution and enjoyed the fun made by the N''le
one thousand radiant-faced children throngcd
the beautifully decorated rooms OF the tons ',ale
cnth-st. yesterday morning The Rev. Dr. Cham
hers, the ser!or minister Of The ColleSla,e lauren.
addressed the children. ara presented to them
church. Peter Wider Mr. Valdez. is an ola
could rot 90 to the church YESTERDAY. hut sent
the little ones nessasc and subs'an rsl 'f bo
children sang Christmas carols. The Rev, John
Huchins. the minister in charge. read the CHRIST
After Dr. Tptchins fad pronounced the beneac-
tered out to the schooroom at tn" rear OF the
church. where they received. at the hanls OF
little presents Previous to the exercises in the
church. the children Of the Industrial school haG 4
6r gry nonng g " OF ran Es @ orange and 100 small
toys OF various kinds were presented 10 the chill
dren In the morning.
sEAMEN HAVE THEIR TURKEY.
A good dinner was served at the Scamens Chris
tian Association rooms. at No. 6G5 Washington-st
consisting OF turkey ham. cranberres and mince
pie. Sixty-fve seafaring men were present ana
heartily enjoyed the feast which was provided by
private contributions from the friends and sup
porcrs OF the institution All appeared TO- enjoy
Many friends visited the Roman Catholic orphan
Asylum sixt"th-sr and haT nv had din
ner. and received many presents A., s,.... -.
Five Points House of Industry. a bountifu dinner
spread for the children ~, ,,..,. .,,,,
At st. Lukcs Hospital where scores OF little ones
are suffering from diseases and injuries received
in various ways. each cot was visited 10y KIND
nurse Each child received some Christmas
dain,ies For those who able to sit AZ a
table special arrangements we're made. ana a q
Christmas tree laden win toys ana articles o'
added 20 the Gnjoynen1 81 ne Day ,,os,-
At the New-l0rN Hospital rreSS2y tcIlah utiosp;;-
tai. Germana Hospital ana ST vincent nos;n.-
tai special ARRANGEMENTS we're made FOR htiinS
remembrance OF Christmas Day.
East Side Lodging House No. PSI East iiroadway,
Pierpont Morgan Ear.y in the morning all the
boys who had regularly attended night school
jackets AID warm mittens. A. o'clock D m. 80
boys We're reatel to sumpiuous dinner o,
ice-croam ard cake.
At the New-York Christian Home for Intern
perate Men, 80 LIS Madson-ave the day was
appropriately observed by The officers ard mem
hers In response to a general invitation num-
Der % members Ate their Christmas dinner at
the Home In the afternoon. AZ 2lj. q number
consisting OF members. eX-meinbers. mothers wives
sisters brothers. daughters and strangers. as
scmbcd IN the chapel. whore praise and thanks
giving service held presided over by Manager
BUNTING who delivered an impressive address. IL
rcsembe1 regular family gathering. Several
told OF thei- having been cured In the Home or
the OF intemperance or drugs. some of them
a far back zen. fifteen and seventeen years
ago. At O'Clock the usual Tuesday evening
vice he'd. led by the manager.