The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-22
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the noise Of many cooks They are
getting ready for Big Tim" Sullivan's
eunusl feast. big Tim and Little
Tim" have given Christmas dinners
for many years. but that Of next Tues
day will eclipse an others. Arrange
ments are being nnde to feed 5000
inaate Of the Bowery lodging houses
aud needy families in the district.
Five Thousand pounds OF turkey. 1000
pounds OF chicken. six barrels OF
cranberries. eight barrels Of potatoes.
six barrels of celery, FIVE barrels Of
onions and 1900 pies viii be needed
or this feast Beer and coffee will
he ad lib. Each diner will receive a
pipe and a frekage Oh tobacco
II would require much space to even
onemerate the many public charities
to be given IN New York. beginning
To-Day and continuing through the
coming week The Hungarian Liter
airy society distributes clothing. toys
and candies to the poor children Of
the East side. The Association for
Improving the Condition Of the Posr
VIII make several thousand poor fami-
lies glad by distributing clothing and
Christmas dinners.
The Bowery mission keeps open
during the holidays aud no one is
permitted to leave the place hungry.
Luncheon and dinners are served.
clothing and other necessarles dis
tribted TO the destitute and a big
Christmast tree celebration is held for
the enjoyment OF the little folk.
ST. Marks hospital Is another insti-
tuition where an ANIMAL Christmas
celebration IS held Christmas trees
are furnished 10 each ward and pres
ents distributed to Patients. nurses
aud employees, with Christmas con.
cart to increase the cheer.
The Christmas celebration of the
Ncw York Probes Exthange viii
take the form OF distribution OF
,0O0 CTistmas baskets 20 the poor
Of the lower part Of the city.
The gifts viii be distributed on the
loor of the exchange A vaudeville en-
lertainment win also be provided for
The children
Tho churches and church societies
Of all denominations will, OF course
have their customary Christmas fes.
tyities IN which the poor OF their re-
spectiye districts will be well looked
after Special arrangements have
been made TO provide cheer for The
Inmate Of the many hospitals, asyiums
and similar institutions throughout
the gity- Even the prisoners in the
Iombs, tho Ludlow street iail. and IN
The various penal institutions located
on Blackweis Randali's and Hart's
Islands viii have an extra bOunte0us
dinner III celebration Of the day.
or all The objects Of charity at the
Christmas season. the great army. of
nowahoys in New York are provided
for better. perhaps, than any other
class A half dozen feasts arc given
for them and some OF the little gam
ms have been known To gorge them
selves by partaking of two or three
Of these big spreads a single day.
There Is always a big 0inner given
AZ the Newsboys lodging house IN
New Chambers street, followed by a
oi warm clothing 10 the
boys Randolph Guggenheiner always
a Christmas spread for the
newsboys in the same way that Frank
riliord looks out for the little
mothers
The stage children" as the little
folks Of those engaged in the theat-
rical profession are ralled, are looked
after by an organization OF theatrical
people formed for that especial pur-
pose. Tony Pastor, the veteran vaude-
ylile. manager, each year places his
playhouse az the disposal Of the as
sociatlon for big festival given for
,he "stage children There Is always
4 Christmas tree loaded with presents,
and an entertainment by the little
folk as Wen as by the big folk OF the
stage.
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