The sun., 1917-08-13

an aviator in to try to catch for Pitcher
Henke OF the Friars, but no such insult
was intended-this on the word of
brother Friars
However, baseball didn't entirely make
up the programme. In fact. one might
say that a baseball game was but Incl
dental to the baseball game. For from
2 o'clock until sundown. when II wasn't
one thing 1t was something altogether
else-what with wild applause the min
ute Jim Corbett stalked onto the field,
bat in hand, to oil the upper cutting
wings before settling down to umping,
and then the three deafenlng cheers
when Mike Donlin strobe out toward the
spot where he used to stamp down the
right field grass in the old days. and the
"Aaaaaaaaahs and "Oooooooohs"
from ecstatically admiring thousands as
Miss Pennington, Miss Frances White.
Miss Ellen Terry Boyle OF the Gus Ed
wards Song Review troupe, Miss Lulu
CHASER, Miss Sophye Bernard and all-all
the star eyed of the ziegfeld "Follies"
and the Midnight Frolic"-and all their
little friends piled onto the field.
One Busy Little Time.
simultaneously Eddie Cantor was cam
toring Ga louismann picked up in pass
ing), and Loney Haskell was megaphon-
ing. and Don. the Inebriated Dog, was
approaching delirium tremens, and Hans
Wilson. the acrobatic dancer from the
"Follie s." was turning cartwheels out on
the sod, and Ump Bob Ritchey of the
Southern League was yelling play ball,
and Prof. Dabney's jewel incrusted band
was braying, and Cash Tabulators John
Henry Mears, AL Mace, Toby De Vries,
F. b. Wells and John c. Mara were roll
ing up their sleeves against the on
slaughts of the Follies girls who were
beginning to soak their money into their
stockings.
1t should be hurriedly explained that
Miss Pennington and her troop Of ready
coin annexers were putting the money
the crowd was handing over to them into
third, or extra stockings-stockings
carried right around the grand stand by
hand.
Up and down the alsles they charged
under the direction OF Major-General-
esses Ann Pennington and Frances
White. Salute the army:
WORLDS MOST FAMOUS BEAUTIES.
Frances White. Ann Pennington, Allyn
King, Rita Dane, Fannie Brice, Sybil
Carmen, Helen Barnes. Margie Cassidy.
Dorothy Kooffee, Gladys Slater, Mar
garet Morris, May Leslie. Cecile Markle,
| Gladys Colby, Gladys LOTUS, Edith
| whitney, Betty Hale. Lillian Mckenzie.
Kathryn Perry, Peggy Dana. Betty
Brown, May Leslie, Daisy De witt,
Dorothy Leeds, Lilyan Tashman. Peggy
| Hopkins, Emily Orange, Florence Kern
Margaret ST. Clair, Doris Lloyd. Mar
celle Earle, Ethel Delmar, Marie Wal
! lace.
| And that wasn't all, either, for among
thosa nresent when Il came to coin an
| nexing were;
The Misses Jet Stanley, "Follies" ;
Peggy Fears, "Frolc" Anna Howard,
Alberta Turner, Mabel Ferry, Billie
wilkins, Allison Worth-all of Ziegfeld' $
"Midnight Frolic"; Sadie Howard,
Sophie Howard, Muriel Howard, Audrey
Munsou, Doris Lloyd, Lillian Tashman'
Dorothy Leeds, Jerry Alexander. Jose
phine Harriman-all of Ziegfeld's Fol
| lies"
| As contributors to the Beauty Army
, collectors also one noted Eddie Cantor,
Mrs. Ned Wayburn, Mrs. Mike Donlin,
| Tommy Gray of ION the Fifteen
fame, Loney Haskell. Daisy Dewitt,
Hugh s. Fry, Major NJ NJ. Carrick of
| the Medical Corps, u. s. A; Miss Violet
Levy, Arthur Levy. Jim Morton, Harry
For Dave Stamper, who writes the
| "Frolic' fancies Musical Director Looie
Silyers and Louis Mann.
l.. yet aRain-Francis X. Hope. Fillum
| MaRnate, Dave Horsley, Jack Mason
Johnny Hogarty, of Cohan & Harris
sidney Jarvis, Charley Pope and Frank
Langley.
F, once more--Gus Edwards and the
Misses Ellen Terry Boyle ana Georgia
! FerRuson of the Gus Edwards New
| Song Review Mrs, Boyle, General
Manager Maxwell (Kld) Silver of the
Gus Edwards songsters, the kid being the
only song shop genius who arrives on
the Job before noon every day; Tommy
Gray's brother Dan, Dan Gray's brother
Tommy, Looie Anger, Miss Sophye Bar
nard, who sang "Poor Butterfly" twelve
times a week at the Hip for year with
out weakening. -
| Count de Massey, Hazel Allen, Margare
Morris OF the Zeigfeh "Mldnigh
FrolIs !" Helen Doremus. Irving Brooks
James Manning. Harry Stevens, Harry
Hemnstead. William Phinney. Cyrui
Wood of "The Knife :" Harry Mestayer
who joins 1.-THE Knife" company TO
night; Frank Norcross and Manage
4 George Bernard OF the Forty-eightl
Street Theatre.
ces WhNe. Lulu Glaser and her hus
and Tom Richards OF the "Follies,
Tav Kaufman, Alonso Pittsburg Powers
Harry Davidson, Leon Enrol, Her
Frank Jefferson OF Squadron A, Hcr
John O,Day of Squadron A, II. A. (Tad
Dorgan. who follows the Tobacco Fun
games around, remarking as he con
tributes, easy come. easy 60"
Cops Guard Pretty G,-'s'
Ana there was Bill Eustace Of th
"FollIes." who did the scoring; an
Harry stevens not only donated III
score cards but also lent his presenc'