The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27

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cared FOR IN the hotels aud reaiaur-
ants. The poorest of the poor even.
we're thoroughly Well provided FOR.
The most novel dinner OF the day
WAS tho banquet Tor the blind. given
In the Royal restaurant annex. at
noon Including escorts. more than
"A scarc II gueAts we're present A
aumptmoua feast was erved. and the
sightivas banquetors enjoyed Il 20
the utmost MANY OF those present
we're excellent musicians. aud Al the
conclusion Of the feast. an lm-
promptu musical program that
would be difficult to aurpaas In the
city VAS given.
This banquet WAS given by Paul
slngefmAn, a wealthy and philan-
throple merchant Of tho city, who
e noW visiting his AGED mother IN
Germany. after an hhsaucr ~ 20
Years TIE sent a iotter 90 his SONS
Ia This city a. he calculated BE- would
reach here just a short time PRIOR
10 Thanksgiving day. gave fn Il in
structinns for rendering banquet
O. which all the blind persons IN the
city should be invited
The Charity Organization society.
the salvation Army the Volunteers
II America. the public schools. the
churches ana sunday schools co.
operated IN making the DAY . pleas.
ant one for wrctehcdiy peer aud FOR
the families who would refuse fiuan.
riai aid. bur who are glad t. receive
donations 81 good ihinEE 10 eat The
names 81 TO deserving families iu
al parts n city were gotten to-
Eether Express wagons we're busy
al day carrying 90 these families
bAsnta ~ provisions
Zach basket contained a chicken
~ roast Of beef. potatoes. coffee.
canned Eunas ana various other ar
Heirs contributed OF bought with
money contributed The work ~
distribution was directed BY / r
F'ouikea an officer 81 the ieeat
hFauea ~ the Volunteer Of America
f'ullY so persons az the dinners 50
served.
All the churches held services
commemorative Of the day the
African churches taking a particular
Interest la the ceiebFatlon. Pastor
Freeman u the African NJ n
church NJ the CORNER % Maalaan
street ana Fourteenth avenue htt
upon nnHt unusual scheme for Oh
serving tbs dAy NJ u 10 hold a
ing.
The pastor argues that the savts,
saits suffer the little children 10
enfne unto mc and that an sshllf
Ton 81 the babies 81 hia con greTa
ton viii - pleasing manner of
showing bow the year has been
biaAsaa
Accordingly. tonight every proud
mother IN bia fuek viii have an or
fgftunsty Of showing her little ore
20 ne pr~fss. 1t q expected that Al
least 8 mothers Nili take advantage.
- the opportunity. Al ahiA cbursn
and also At the Mt Zion CaInrea
baptist church. ThanksE siin-
nerH 81 turkey. chicken. etc. wsr~
EiYen AZ uuuu.
In accordance With the idea Of "a
Wit Steele. secretary ~ tho char.
~ Organization society. M public
dinners sefp given b. the SALIVA iiofi
army and similar uruaniEafi1ua. thu
dinners belHE distributed ind iauai-
~ Mr. Steele thinks that ntthlis-
dinners are not advisable. though
many deserving persons who arr IN
willing e. nartaks ~ such dinners
viii gladly fscsiNe contributions AZ
their BONES Therefore the SAWS
ton army merely held an omen
meeting IN addition TO tho usual
services Great public dinners like
thaes given by the army at Madi-
son Square Garden. tn New York.
and IN London. are gradually being
done away with.
The patients az the Providence. ss-
attIs General. Wsyrite Mission and
the County hospitals. agxfrwafins
more Than 80 people whose condi-
ton would allow them to eat a
hsAvy meal were given turkey dln.
unrs.~ IN the Providence hospital
special Thanksgiving services wers
held N the chapel this morning.
The - homeless children AZ the
city mission. conducted by Mrs
RytherH. and the ~ little boys ana
giris at the orphans horne IN Nurth
Seattle. ranging IN age from 4 70 IL
we're treated 10 dinners IN honor Of
the day. also about ~ homeless chn.
dren IN the csre Of the Washington
Ehiidren's Home Society at Green
Lake About 20 % the boys AZ the
industrial school were taken home
% enjoy the day. The remaining g
took their dinner ~ the school
The Thanksgiving dinner a. the
crittenfon home FOR fallen woman.
At Dunlap, which now has 10 m
mates. was served ~ O'Clock this
afternoon
The prisoners IN the city and
county taiis were not passed by
without notice. although for the frat
time IN years not a single contribu-
ton WIS made ~ the igS county
prisoners Sheriff Cudihee made
good. however. providing chicken
and apple pie
The scandinavian restaurant.
which has the contract for feeding
the city prisoners. give the p mem.
berH ~ the city chain gang guam
tiiy ~ roast turkey and cranberry
sauce. but the 10 other prisoners IN
the jail were allowed only their
usual fare.
The street cars carried Larry,
number ~ parties travelling between
various sections Of the city. The
rush began AZ 10 O'Clock this morn.
Ing and f1fofsa blv psfIf not aHaf. stnfu