Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-09
THIRD FRESH AIR
FUND EXCURSION
IS NOW ASSURED
L. Bamberger & Co. Give Sl0O,
Frank Million and Frederick
Axt Forward Checks.
ICE AND OUTINGS
WILL SAVE MANY LIVES
Helpless Babies and Tired
Mothers to Gain Benefit of
Ball Games and Opera.
THE STARS FREE ICE
AND OUTING FUND.
Total

for today by the receipt of check
for $100 from L. Bamberger g. Co. by
which that generous business house
duplicated It's gift of last year to the
STARS Free Ice and Outing Fund.
This third special outing will be known
as the l.. Bamberger & Co. outing.
Contributions to the fund of $25 from
Frank Million, of the well-known Mar
ket street cafe, and S. from Frederick
Axt, tailor. of 233 Washington street
and gifts of s25 received late yesterday
afternoon from John F. Dryden, presi-
dent of the Prudential Company, and
from the Fegenspan Provident Club
brings the STARS fund to s6s1.53.
| The splendid donation from the Bam-
berger Company was accompanied by
| the following letter:
STAR Free Ice and Outing Fund
"Gentlemen-We take extreme pleas
ure in handing you herewith our check
for 500 to defray expenses of days
outing for such little folks as you may
see fit to invite.
I'VE heartily indorse your efforts ir
behalf of the children of our city, and
trust the STAR ice and outing funt
will grow to large proportions before
the real bot weather sets in. Yours
very truly. L. BAMBERGER & CO.
Mr. Axt wrote:
"Gentlemen-I have enclosed here
with my check for IS to be added t,
i your praiseworthy free ice and outin.
fund. Truly yours.
FREDERICK AXT"
Mr.. Millions letter follows:
ta 10 MI in an
closing herewith my check for SIS a.
a contribution to the STARS free ic'
and outing fund. Yours truly.
FRANK MILLION"
The following letters were received
yesterday afternoon:
The Feigenspan Provident Club wrot
as follows:
To the Editor of .he Star:
Enclosed please find check for $25 a
our contribution to vour Fresh All
and Ice Fund. We take great pleasur
in transmitting this amount as th
objects of the fund meet with the ap
proval of every member of our organi
zation. Yours truly,
"FEIGENSPAN PROVIDENT CLUB
by o. L. PUTH. Secretary"
Mr.. Dryden sent the following letter
To the Editor of the Star:
Dear Sir-I take pleasure in enclos
ing herewith my check for S25 as con
tribution toward the Evening Star Fre
Ice and Outing Fund.
Very truly yours,
JOHN F. DRYDEN"
The first OF the ball games to b
played for the benefit of the STAR'i
fund was. insured yesterday whel
James Prendergast. manager of tn
Forest Hill Cub, wrote to accept tn
challenge of F Griffen Hanson, chair
man of the Turnpike Social Club, for
game of ball any Wednesday or Thurs
day in July.
A most significant addition to tn
benefits which are being prepared TO
the STARS fund is made with the an
nouncement that the Newark Oper
Club will give an open air performanc
of "The Mikado," July 13, IA and Is O.
the Park A. A. grounds at Bellevill
and Lincoln avenues, the proceeds q
which are. to swell the Free Ice an
Outing Fund That this addition to tn
fund will be a most substantial one
there can be no doubt when the sue
cess of the Newark Opera Club wit
the original light opera I'm Khoras
san," which they presented fey
months ago, is remembered.
The Gilbert and Sullivan masterpiece
has been in rehearsal for some timt
A cast of ten picked amateur artist
supported by chorus of forty trainc
voices will be prepared by the date sc
to furnish an entertainment we
worthy the generous patronage of New
arl<ers were the STARS fund left OH
of consideration. The decision of tn
opera club to make their entertain
ments a series of benefits for tn
STARS fund is a most welcome one.
The STAR has been notified of the in
tentions of others to promote benefit
for the Free Ice and Outing Fund. an
as the plans for them crystalline thes
benefits will be announced from time {
time.
Already a suggestion of the terror
which midsummer has for the wear.
mother with a sick baby in the hous
is advanced by the business-like man
ner in which the season seems at las
to be getting down to its work. 1t Il
hoped that the STARS Free Ice anC
Outing, Fund will have reached gener
Gus proportions before the dangerous
ly hot period sets in. Remember tha
this charity actually saves the lives o
babies in those cases where physician
cannot substitute medicine for fresl
air and ice, and that it contribute
tremendously to the health of Others
who would look forward otherwise t
/ the superheated period as torture T.
be endured som mohow.