New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-29
FOR THE UNFORTUNATES.
DINNERS IN THE CHARITABLE INSTlTU-
r.t+t.- s'-" TONS.

DETAINED IMMIGRANTS AT ELLIS ISLAND FED BY
FELLX LIVINGSTON WITH THE USUAL
THANKSGIVING VIANDs.
T,e charitable institutions Jared well Thanks
giving Dav and every effort made TO gladden.
the hearts Of the unfortunate In the prisons tur-
KEY and chicken were served to the inmates Al
the Tombs services were held by the chaplain, the
Rev Mr. Lindsay. Thanksgiving dinners with all
the term signifies. served in nearly all tne
homes and other charitable institutions At Ellis
Island Felix Livingston gave dinner to the immi-
grants who detained at Eliis Island \
German girl presented to Mr.. Livingston a bou-
auet which consisted of thirty celery Stalks lieu
with a rag
Mrs j. NJ Lamadrd. the head and founder OF the
ST Andrews coffee-stands. who for her chartaoie
work * Familiarity known THE Lady Bounu-
fu-' invited the poor 10 call on her at her East
broadway rooms yesterday afternoon, between the
hours of and o'clock She fed more than fifteen
hundred persons of all ages and CONDITIONS IN
the course of the afternoon She was ASSISTED oy
Mrs w NJ Fleming. Countess Susni. Mrs. Gill
more Mrs Hi and Miss Barnard in attending 10
the wants of her guests She sent out TO SICK peo-
Die of the neighborhood many pounds OF food
The usual Thanksgiving dinner was served IN
ST. Barnabas' Home in Mu.berryst. About six hum
bred dinners given in the course or the ai'er-
noon In addition to this the institution supplied
AT THE MONTEFIORE HOME.
A special Thanksgiving service was held in the
Montefore Home for Chronic Invalids. Grand
Boulevard and One hundred nd thirty eghth-st
After listening TO an address by the Rev. DIR.
Gotthe. of the Temple Emanuel. the 20 inmates
sat down to a dinner specially prepared for thenl'
Among those at the service were Jacob H. Schih,
president of the home; Louis CAM. e-presldent'
Isidor Straus. treasurer; Raphael Etinger. sec
rotary and Lyman G. Bloomingdale. Isaac Blu
menthal Isaac Brandon. Louise Clark, Samuel ii.
Eckman Isaac Eppinger, Henry ) Herman
Henry Hess Siemund NJ. Lehman b. j. Ludwig,
Selmar Hess, Leonard Lewiston. Leopold stern
Kaufman Mandel. Samuel Sachs v Henry Ro'hs-
child Michael Freidsam, Henry Solomon and
Samuel tntermye..
Edward Hunt q member OF Calvary Episcopal
Church, supplied dinner for 800 boys and girls
of the parish. The dinner and an entertainment
afterward given under the auspices or the
Boys Club. of Calvary parish, in the gymnasium
at No GA East Twenty. third-st The dinner was
served from until 4 o'clock, and it estimated
that nearly 100 turkeys were eaten by the children
and the poor adult members OF the parish, VINO
were provided with meal in the rooms below the
gymnasium The dinner and the entertainment
were under the management of William II. Fol-
SON. E. j. Knapp. Howard Amory +. \. Paris.
William NJ Purdy and +. S. Colt.
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY
n
the Five Points House of Industry at No. l5j Worth
G, ON this occasion the large chapel in the new
SIPS 900 building opened and there the exercises
bv the children he'd. AT o'clock the go boys
and girls present in the house filed down into the
dining room. The table decorated with large
cakes fruits and pictures. Each child received
picture card The superintendent, William +. Bar
nard assisted by the thirty employees of the house.
was on hand, and had laid in supply of tempting
food The children ate TO their hearts content. and
then the doors of the dinng-room We're thrown open
10 :he crowd o. poor men and women VINO had
been waiting since early morning. These were FED,
100 at time until the provisions were exhausted.
About 500 were fed in al
MeanWh nile the children mad filed into the chapel,
which was crowded ard took seats on the platform.
First the Doxology was sune and the Lords Prayer
recited and then the children sang about twenty
Xfter tn the manual Of arms and salute to the flag.
the children sang Ihe star Spangled for
Contributions to the institution
He referred feengly to the death recently of the
treasurer. Hugh n. Camp, who had held that place
Nearly y one hundred children had their Thanks
East under o the aqsPees Of the
there tne Exercises later TimOhy G. seew who re-
SnY sra"s fRt os aS Sd IT,
many who had helped to make the day a memorable
Mrs Ely, the principal of the Home School had
drilled the children IN calisthen h The liie ones
Girls Industrial School OF the United Hebrew Char
flies at No 81 ST. Marks Place.
CITY KIND TO IT'S BELLEVUE PATIENTS.
The city sent its patients in Bellevue Hospital
bountIful supply turkey, chicken vegetables and
other food The tables in some Of the wards
decorated.
Eight hundred newsboys enjoyed the dinner at
the Brace Memorial Lodging House. No. Duane
ST.. which is given annually BY William Waldorf
Aston.
In the upper portion OF the building the Chill
dren's Aid Society furnished 800 dinners 10 the
children unjer-the societys immediate care.
Theodore r. H. Meyer. president of the Berkele,
Athletic Association. made many hearts happy al
the Hos'atal for the Relief OF the Ruptured and
Crippled when at his reques, Bradley j. Boodgood.
manager Of he Berkeley Lyceum, assisted by Mrs.
Bloodgood and Mrs. r. Webster Caldwell. Jr.. dis
trlSuted ice-cream and cake among the patients.
The inmates Of the East Side Boys Home en-
joyed dinner. through the kindness Of Henry Z.
Hawley. The home is branch OF the Childrens
Aid Society. Of which Mr.. Hawley is trustee
About 500 hungry men sat down to bountiful
dinner al the Bowery branch of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Dinner, usual. was given
through the generosity of Arthur Curtis James.
The boys of the Tompkns Square Lodging house
OF the Childrens Aid Society were. treated last
evening to the usual Thanksgiving dinner, which
provided through the kindness OF y. Willis
James, the president OF the society.