Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-28
FESTAL MENUS
IN STORE FOR
HOMELESS Ones
Institutions for Children and
AGED Will Provide Happl-
ness for inmates +.

Those who make their homes IN IN
situations, the sick in the hospitals ana
the unfortunates throughout, the city
who are cared for by charity will near
/ y all be given some kind OF speclal
Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow.
| Where the diners will be mostly
Hawaiian people luaus will be given
instead of the regulation New England
Thanksgiving, just as where the Japa-
nese or Chinese people are the CHER
! guests fish and chicken, Oriental style,
will be served as the main feature OF
the feast. - ...-:. :
At the Leahi home all the patients
will have a regular turkey dinner, with
mashed potatoes, good gravy and all
the side dishes that make. a Thanks
giving dinner what 1t should be. Pa
Ola day camp will have a chicken
dinner. r .-<...l= ~.
The little tots out at the camp kept
| by William g. Pietsche were given
their choice of special chicken din
Iner without ice cream, on the
lusuel dinner with ice cream.
| It is almost needless to add that they
chose their usual dinner and the ice
cream. ... ..--.. =,
Friends of the Kings Daughters
Home in Waialae have sent big tuf.
! KEY. fresh vegetables and plenty or
apples. oranges and nuts, which will
| be served as Thanksgiving feast to-
morrow.
Korean boys from the compound in
Punchbowl street will be guests OF the
young Korean girls at the seminary
tomorrow at dinner Of roast pork and
roast beef, while the girls of the SUI
zannah Wesley Home in King street
will rejoice in delicious chicken din,
/ ner. with raised biscuits, sweet pota
toes, cucumber salad and cake and ap-
pies. -
Kawaiahao girls like to go home for
their Thanksgiving dinner, so no spe.
cial feast will be served at the semi
nary. f.
The old people in Lunalilo Home
will be made happy with chicken
dinner, with an accompanying dish Of
vegetables, followed by cake and soda
water.
Duck and chicken will grace the fes.
tai board at the Salvation Army Girls
Home in Manoa :.:..~
Miss Grace Sterritt, head Of the
Girls Industrial School, will give her
girls an old-fashioned luau, with all
the fixfn's, at 2 o'clock in the after.
noon. ..'
At Queens Hospital all the patients
not on a special diet will know it's a
festal day by the nice slice of turkey
that will make their chief dish, while
the nurses will revel in true Thanks
giving feast. "...~
One of the most attractive Of all the
menus, however, will be served to the
young girls and their older sisters who
are fortunate enough to be guests of
the Y. w. C. A. Homestead tonight at
$3.50 In King street. r.
At Oahu Prison
Prisoners at the Oahu prison lose
out on a regular Thanksgiving dinner.
The unfortunates will eat their regu-
uar prison fare tomorrow. Never
theless, in order that the day may not
go by unobserved in some manner,
sports will be held In the courtyard.
An indoor baseball game will be
staged in the morning, the teams to
be picked from the heavy sluggers in
stripes. A tug Of war, voHeybali
games, running races and other sports
will make up the program.
Employed boys of the Y. NJ. C. A.
will hold a Thanksgiving dinner at
cooke Hall on Thursday evening at
o'clock. A special program, which is
being arranged by C. A. Pease. and
Milo Vanek, will be featured. W. H.
Hutton has promised to entertain the
boys with some recitations.