New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-29
the Army in general Will concentrate its efforts
upon mammoth Christmas dinner.

the Army in general viii eG 91ssn Its efforts
The Five Point House of Industry will dine not
only all its own children to-day, but all the 1uve
nile poor Il gather in. and last year II
fed fourteen hundred of this class. Its Thanks
giving programme includes dinner for the House
children l p. m. dinner for the street poor at
2 P. m. and reception services. also at p. m,
sramme comprising solos duets choruses, march
Ing drills and recitations. Visitors are welcome
Miss Helen NJ Gould will follow her annual Gus
tom and entertain with fine turkey dinner to-day
the thirty poor children she is educati al Woody
ceive turkey and q bag of cranberries apiece
each year
At the Normal College Alunna Settlement House
No 446 East Seventy about fifty Of its
little club members will sit down TO a generous
Besides ne dinner me atns f WI IaTa Trbr Of
families IN the neighborhood.
The woman's Branch of City Missions in Brook
lvn Will contribute dinners to the families of many
q asg1 has BEEN ene an
through the efforts of Mrs. F. Terhune, the super
The celebration of the Educational Alliance for
Thanksgiving took place last night in the audi
toriurn of its building at East Broadway and JEFF
ferson-st.. and consisted mainly Of patriotic exer
cises by the children OF its Immigrant School and
q address In NiGdSh by the Kew. II. Masliansky,
with Edward F. Insolvency. as presiding ofncer.
The observance was intended 10 impress the impor-
have but recently arrived in this country.
Andrew Carnegie and other speakers will par
ticipate IN the services Of the Montehore Home.
One hundred thirty eighth-st and Broadway,
at Il o'clock A The celebration will be IN
charge Of the Board Of Directors, the Ladies' Aux
mems League.
hoy OP fly ~ he her =
about q thousand will enjoy their annual Thanks
giving dinner at O'Clock tonight at the News
boys Lodging House No Duane-st The good.
old fashioned dinner will be the gift Of William
Waldorf Astor 10 the newsboys through the Chill
dren's Aid Society. Mrs Dodge will give the usual
dinner to the boys of the Lodging House. No. PAT
East Forty-fourth-st. and Douglas Robinson with
his friends viii provide the dinner at the West
Side Boys Lodging House. No POI West Thirty
eecond-st. D. Willis James, president of the Chill
A s0eey % supply the dinner 9s as the
81 Mr. ZONES has TeT1annbare1 9b'e cbil5ran r. The
Jones Memorial School in East Seventy hird-st
and Of the West Fifty-third Street School have
also arranged for dinners.
The girls Of the Elizabeth Home, No 8n East
Twelth-st-, will have Thanksgiving feast the
gift of ". Bayard Cutting, who has provided the
means for this delightful affair for great many
years.
There will also be g. joyful day at the Kensico
Farm School Of the Childrens Aid Society. where
the boys who IN training for family homes in
the country will enjoy Thanksgiving dinner. pat
termed as nearly possible the ancient New
England plan. This dinner IS the gift of Mrs
White, who has done much for the Farm School
Hundreds OF children Of the Industrial Schools Of
Home for the Friendiess VIII enjoy real
Thanksgiving celebration at 1890 o'clock to-day.
In accordance with the policy Of the New-York
Public Library, it VIII be kept open to-day. This
will afford the public, in addition to the usual at
fractions in the gallery, opportunity to inspect
the Whistler exhibition in the print gallery of the
Ienox Library Building.