The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-03
BLIND TO GIVE FETE
FOR TOBACCO FUND
Tuners Guild Eager to Do
Bit for Comfort Of Boys
Over There.
CHINATOWN PLANS AID
Record Festival Will Take
Place October 26-Golf
Match on To-day.
CHINATOWN PLANS AID

The enthusiasm Of the residents Of
that small section OF the city included
within Doyers, Peli ana Mott streets
called Chinatown for the success Of the
party they have offered to THE SUN
Tobacco Fund II pleasant to witness
The Chinese merchants without excep-
ton welcome the opportunity whenever
Il arises TO show how intensely pro-ally
they are. This party was suggested by
themselves and IL to be made into q
triumph for the cause of American SOL
diers mainly by them, The Chinese fete
for the fund will be held In the quarter
60 mysteriously attractive to ourselves
on the Afternoon and evening Of o.
to0er 26.
Follows the list of influential Chinese
merchants and residents of Chinatown
who have said OF TIE Sun Tobacco
Fund, I'VE wish to support It and We
will give II all the aid We can: ouons
Yuen String q Co, 81 Mott street !;
Quong King Long Company, "a Mott
street; Hip Sing Tong Society, IL Pell
street; K. Y. Yuen Company, 10 Pell
street: Me On. b. Y. Bing. Sam Wah.
On Nee, ouans Nee Yuen. Chinese Del
monico. Sen See Chow. Kim Len Kong
Sol. Gug Leai Bing. Nun Yioh Lung.
New Chinese Restaurant, William La
Bue, Soy Kee 4 Co.. Wing On wo. Fong
Lee Company, Tsae Chong Wo. Yuck
High, Kwong Sun Chog Company, Hee
John & Co.. Chip Kee Company. Kwong
Tung Company. Hing Lum Chon q Co.,
Guam Tai Company. Ching 500 Hang.
Nee Gen, Sun Dung Lung.
Many Features to ,Fete.
The entertainment for guests on this
day OF fiesta will be an agreeable mix
ture OF Oriental and Occidental elements
A group Of women and children, the
Chinese, in their native dress will sing
at stated times on the exquisite balcony
that commands Pell and Doyers streets.
which Is to be the centre OF the formal
entertainment At other times they are
to circulate In the streets and offer for
the refreshment OF guests at a nominal
price delicious China tea and rice cakes.
Oriental CONNECTIONS. &C. A little COM
pany OF Chinese actors who have lin
gered behind theatrical days In the Sec
ton will give a Chinese Prayer Inter
lude" on this balcony as q stage; and
there are to be Chinese dancers, Chinese
musicians. Chinese jugglers ct al
Among the newest offerings OF enter
tainments for the benefit Of the fund
il one from the Blind Tuners Guild Of
New York. which gave an interesting
and financially and every way salts
factory concert for II last season. In
timation that the guild wished to repeat
its generous action early the present sea-
son has just come in and the fund as
sents gracefully. The Blind Tuners
Guild has opened n branch once at the
Industrial Home for the Blind In Brook
lyn, the address Of which 10 $40 Gates
avenue This organization Is only In
the third season of activity and to open
q branch is a long step forward, indi-
cative of prosperity. Good results are
anticipated by its friends for THE SUN
Tobacco Fund. officers Of the guild
remain as last season. L. c. Rambler.
president; Frederick winkleman. vice.
president; Joseph A. lyman, treasurer,
and Richard Steimmig, secretary. The
date of the concert for the smoke fund
has not been settled.
To-day IL the FIRST OF q three days
meeting in the autumn tournament at
the Shawnee Country Club. and the
entrants will then play an eighteen hole
qualification test. The FIRST match round
occurs this afternoon. The second and
seini-final rounds will be played on Fri