New-York tribune., 1921-11-24

regulation distribution Of bread-line |
suppliss Thanksgiving dinner will be !
served at tho mission to 1000 men. DR..
Ernest l., Crandall, director Of the
lecture department Of the Board of
Education, and Hans Kronold, 'cellist,
will entertain the evening meeting,
which begins at 7:so o'clock
Annual Dinner on Island
Tho twenty second annual dinner and
entertainment given at Blackwell's Is
land by the Department OF Correction
will provide cheer for those detained
in that place. The feast is to. include
turkey and plum pudding. Arrange
ments have been made by DR.. James A.
Hamilton for entertainment OF the
prisoners by the B. +. Keith Trouha-
simultaneously. Tho entertainment will
begin at 10 o'clock in the morning.
Harvey Cooper, who has been an an
nual holiday visitor to the island ior
many years, will assist In entertain
ing there again this year..
Mayor Hylan, in proclamhtion ass
sued yesterday, urges the spirit OF
charity and kindliness toward All. Inc
Mayor said; -
even those who fee the truth and seek
to injurc us for their own advantage or
at the behest Of others. Life is too
short to harbor animosities, and time,
which cures all Ills, may shed it's light
on the darkened souls of those who
would hurt u.s."
Bellevue Hospital has arranged
Thanksgiving dinner for all inmates.
The cooks will serve 10000 pounds OF
sons, including the personnel Of the
institution. Another big dinner is to
be served by tho Greater New York
Philanthropic Society. whose kitchen
| is at 81 City Hall Place. Tables will
| be spread there from noon to q
o'clock, and all hungry persons are in
vited, with no exceptions for any rea-
son at all.
| Two thousand persons will be fed by
the st. Andrews One-Cent Coffee Stands
| Society, which gives It's thirty-ffth an
niversary dinner at 81 West Eighth
! Street. This organization also sends
baskets filled with food to the sick and
needy. The Prison Association Of New
! York will entertain eighty-four women
and 177s children of the families of men
| serving prison sentences. Food and
supplies of various sorts will be pro-
l.vided from special fund created for
the purpose Inmates of institutions
! under jurisdiction Of the Department
OF COrrecSloH nave all DeeH pIOVloeu 1oT
| under the same auspices.
Wounded Soldiers Remembered
The Red Cross and knights of Co.
lumbus have arranged to care for SOL
diers still in hospitals in the vicinity
of New York. Entertainments have
been devised, as well as detailed plans
made for furnishing dainties and Eek
tras" of food.
Immigration Commissioner Robert
Tod has provided a Thanksgiving
dinner for 1,400 immigrants, including
deportees, now detained on Ellis
Island. The menu includes Turkey and
cranberry sauce, the Commissioner in
sistipg that their first Thanksgiving
dinner in America will leave lasting
impression on the minds of the new
comers. In the afternoon there will be
an organ recital in the auditorium. A
special organ was installed there Mon
day. Fourteen welfare associations
will assist in managing the affair.
Following custom, Sheriff David H.
Knott has provided turkey feast foi
mis- charges of the Alimony Club at
Ludlow Street Jail. There are fifteen
members Of the society this year,
There will be music after the dinner.