New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-27
THE DAY IN BROOKLYN.
Manu- Union Services VaudeUille IN
the Pemtentidry

Thanksgiving Day brought cheer TO the inmates
Of public institutions in Brooklyn At Raymond
Street jail 262 men and women did ample justice 10
SOUP turkey bread and butter. At the penitentiarE
61s inmates had all the turkey they wanted for
dinner and for supper pie was served as an extra.
In the evening they were entertained by Percy
Williams's vaudeville troupe.
There were Thanksgiving Day exercises yester-
day afternoon and evening ~ the Brooklyn Discl-
plnarv Training School for Boys. Eighteenth-ave.,
between Fifty-sixth and Fifty-eighth SITS In the
afternoon the opening march by the school panu
was followed by a dress parade and review a pat
talon inspection and military drill and inspection
Of the buildings school and shops. Morris Adler.
the president made an address of Welcome. and
there were words Of encouragement by invited
guests. In the evening J. Herman lins, the sec
rotary spoke of The Disciplinary Training Schoo'
and What It Has Accomplished Stereopticon
views and recitations and singing by the Dogs
closed the entertainment
Special services were held in many BrooKlE"
churches. In che Church Of the Pilgrims appro-
priste musical selections were given by the choir
Yesterday morning and the Rev. DR.. Harry +.
Dewey the pastor preached How TO Celebrate
Thanksgiving Day" In Plymouth Church the rev
DR. Henry p. Lunn Of London, preached on Inc
Anelo-Saxon Problems from the Viewpoint OF an
English LIBERAL a Thanksgiving Day service was va
held i'm the First Presbyterian Church' htnIF 81
near Clark-st.. with preaching oy iIe p aS(oi,
Rev Or l. Mason Clarke. and special must ,klS
the direction OF the orsaIist, r. Huntington "ooo-
h An service in the Church Of the Incarnation
Cates-sve between Classon and Franklin ayes YES
was noteworthy for the presentation OF piSKet un
nsrs nv the Young people for the needy, ne SCI
mon was preached by the rector lne nc - - g
st Jchn's Methodist Episcopal the First r re
formed the United Congregational ana tne hoS r
street Preebyteran-united in a THANKSGIVING 81
,ca i'm tho morning in the Ross Street presbyterian
Church. between Bedford and Lee ayes. ne -
I, n BAILEY preached Moral IlhteracE ano
National Decay." A union THANKSGIVING seINICe
~ me Tompkus Avenue and Central cong
tionaI churches was held yesterday morning III w
CENTRAL church The sermon was preached oF Ine
Rev DR. Macy MCGEE Waters, and the KEY u.
Z Parkcs Cadman and the Rev. Or. Edward Pay
son Ingerscl also took part in the service. ,..
.sThe Secret Of Happy Life was the suoJec.!
n a sermon ~ the Rev. Or. II. Alien TuppeT, az
an annual early Thanksgiving service YESTERDAY
Gtyeet Baptist Church DR.. Topper took part N
another Thanksgiving service in Philadelphia at IL
i'm the Eighteenth Street Methodist EPISCOPAL
Church yesterday morning there was unlCI I leet
inc Cor Thanksgivng services Of the Twelfth street
Informed the Greenwood Baptist. the Park on
erye1atjonsI the Memorial Baptist. the SIKH ave
INC Methodist Episcopal. the Fifteenth street Ba
tiet the Prospect Heights Presbyterian and the
Free Methodist churches with
,I1siC b the Eighteenth Street Church choir. The
T3eforr1ed Church on the Heights. of which the
T9eI- mr. John Douglas Adam is pastor. 1olneo the
congrepat ton Of the Second Presbyterian I hurCh
in tbe observance of Thanksgiving Day. Inc La
Presbyterian and the Summerf1eld Methodist Epls-
conal churches held union services in the ataYeJte
Avenue church The sermon was preached hy the
p lanes p Holmes. Of the Summerfeld Church
Al the service in the Hanson Place Methoolst Epis
consj church Yesterday morning the pastor. the
T9d,- Or { I, Goodell assisted by the KEY.
T1r Theodore L. Cuyler and the Rev DI w v
Ke1Iev Editor Of The Methodist Review.