New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-25

the afternoon and evening to make the day
pleasant In the mems department there was
a concert
For the $500 persons in the Workhonse on
Blaclwslrs leland and the prisoners in the
Kings County Ponitert:ary good dinners and
vaudeville entertainments were provided
More than six hundred men and women got
dinners in the City Lodging House at tirs'-aNe
and Twcniy-thirl- st in the afternoon Inc
women were admitted first Many of me men
had 90 wait few hours outside the loLSlns
house i'm the rain. They formed line IN Wen
ty-;hird-st and waited patiehtiN Tor uIhnei
NAM Of the men mad umbrellas Of news
papers but by the time they got in 10 dinner
their coats were we'll saturated.
The four hundred immigrants at Ellis lS'ahu
who were detained over THANKSGIVING DaH Wiz
treated TO an elaborate spread by Emile schMan:
There was n preventative from almost every
country on the fac of the globe on Inc islanu.
and they all sat down 20 regular ''''No'
feas,. ,.e,
The seventeen hundred boys and nine hundred
girls In the Roman Catholic Protectory Ead
good feast The rain interfcred with the sports
but in place ~ outdoor games there were ru-
steal entertainments and stereopu,on eXE'p'-
ton
one-hundred- -eighty-thTd-St. and Third
ave received lots Of good things to lat ana
drink. and enjoyed entertainments IN the ii''r-
noon and evening.
At St Joseph's Hospital. a One-hundrei-and-
forty third-st. and 81. Anns-ave. the inmates
had turkey dinner a, noon and entertainments
in the afternoon.
Al the Mills Hotel No /. in Bleeckerst. and
al the Mills Hotel No - in hNvingtoA- St theIe
were provided dinners for THANKSGIVING al Id
cents each which made many men comfortable.
The dinner consisted Of choice OF soups. roast
Vermont turkey with dressing and cranberry
sauce. froandeau Of veal with spinach chicken
e!blet saute aux fines herbes. braised butchers
flet % beef wiki mushrooms. raGout OF spring
lamb Ia Parisenne, vegetables IN abundance.
a salad. choice # several puddings or pies ana
Tea, coffee or milk
POOR CHILDREN NOT FORGOTTEN
At the Yves, side Home Seventh-avN and
Thirty -frs:-st one hundred boys received tur-
key dinners The institution is maintained by
the Chndrens Aid Society The boys who live
there are orphans or have been deserted by
their parents. Their dinner served TO them
az 6 80 o'clock in the evening. The glVels were
". T. Roosevelt. cousin o. the Governor,
elect. and James X. Oracle. an uncle OF Coionel
Roosevelt. The dning-rOom i'm which the boys
ate was decorated with C0ored paper ana ever
greens. and some Of Colonel R0oseNeltS cam
paign pictures adorned the walls. y required
TWO hundred pounds Of turkey to appease me
eppetites OF the Youngsters. Their bill OF fare
consisted Of turkey cranbeTies, potatoes, tur-
nips coffee and cakes.
William r Barnard and his assistants at the
Five Points House IL Industry. NO 10" Worth,
ST In addition TO the dinners for four huhurep
children. inmates Of the institution. dinners
We're served 10 800 homeless men. In the al
ternoOn after the four hundred little children
VINO make the House Of Industry their home
had eaten their dinner. appropriate exercises
held IN the main audience-ro room OF me
Home The little girls were dressed IN white
and the BOYS wore dark suits WIN large PINK PINK
silk ties. The children were seated In tiers, ana
their songs recitatons. dialogues and drills sur
prised and delighted the audience More IMAM
FIVE hundred persons had braved the storm 10
the children at their best.
Similar Thanksgiving services were held at
the Original Five Points Mission. on the site
Of the Old Brewery. at No. G3 Park-st The
latter Institution conducts only a day SCHOOL
and has no regular inmates The children. num-
bering about seven hundred all Of whom at
tend either the institutions day or SUNDAY
school came for dinner Sixteen nationalities
were represented. The usual dinner Of turkey.
mince pie, with fruits and candies was served.
In the great Sunday-school room before the dln-
ner. an interesting programme was carried OUT
similar In character TO that Of the House Of
Industry.
-Four hundred children had dinner Yesterday
at the Industrial school # the United Hebrew
Charities No IS St Marks Place. The diners
Included the children Of the Industrial school
the kindergarten and The sunday schooL The
menu consisted ~ roast turkey cranberry
sauce potatoes milk. tea and coffee. The din
ner was succeeded by an entertainment at
which the children recitea and sang.
HOMELESS MEN WE'LL CARED For.
The management Of the Bowery BraLch. Young
Mems Christian Association. gave a Ttanksgiv-
ing dinner. as usual to the homeless men Of the
city Chairman Talcott and his committee an
nounced that tickets would be given in advance
for those who wanted 10 dine, and meals would
be served only to those supplied with tickets.
More than three hundred men applied and got
tickets bu, other homeless men stood in the
rain for more than two hours begging To get in.
When the tiCkCt-hOlderS were supplied the
Others got what was left over. About three
hundred and fifty in all were fed On
In the Florence Crittenden Mission. NO %
Bleecker-st there was elaborate spread for
the nifty inmates, and many transient visitors.
There no celebration in the ST Barnabas
Home al No. 600 Mulberryst., but dinner
for one thousand persons was served at the
branch at No. $50 Broone-st.
At the Hebrew Sheltecingt Guardian Society,
One hundred -and-fftIeth-st. and the Boulevard.
SIS boys and girls dned little after noon.
Superintendent rauerbach had provided 500
pounds Of turkey. about the same amount or
chicken 200 pounds Of roast beef. and proper
tionate amounts Of other things that children
like any time. but particularly on ThanksgiV-
ing Day. After dinner all entertainment was
provided for the young ones by the Young
Ladies and Gentlemen's League.
At the Hebrew Orphan Asylum, One-hundred-
and thirty eighth-st and Amsterdam-aVe.. 'V
children dined. More than eight hundred pounds
OF turkey were provided for them. and they had
all the extras and as much Of them as they
wanted.
The Sunday Kindergarten Association enter
tanned go tenement house children at Thanks
giving luncheon. at No. 2V3 East Broadway
YESTERDAY the Rev c w de Lyon Nichols. OF
L
The children, gathered III from Hester. Ludlow
and Suffolk SITS. AMI Last Broadway Will be
treated To an elaborate Twelfth Night party on
January >.
THANKSGIVING Day vas Observed at the Saliva
ton Army Headquarters IN West Fourteenth
81 by the distribution OF Thanksgiving dinners
t. a hundred needy families. The usual public
dinner was omitted this year Baskets con-
tanning turkeys, chickens. celery, bread. beans,
rice butter and cranbcfres with other staples,
were sent to families known TO be in need by
members Of the Amy The Salvationists dned
in their barracks The Thursday afternoon
prayer meeting was turned into a thanksgiving
meeting and at night COncc!, ended the OBJ
scrvances o. the daY
About five hundred employees OF the New
York Central ard Hudson River Railroad and
It's allied lines were tn recipients of Cornelius
Nanderhilf,a hnsl.t INV IL a Thanksg WING dim