The sun., 1918-07-21

Vile. with a number Of friends. has be-
gun canvassing in the sale Of tickets.
Seats may be reserved by writing to Ter.
to Mr.. Major. at Somerville, or In care
OF the National Park Bank. this city, or
to Mrs. Lynch, at Ardemer Farm.
Somerville.
Lawn Fete at Scarborough.
The grounds Of TIE Paul N Hayes
home at Scarborough-on Hudson will be
the scene Of a most attractive children's
fete Saturday afternoon, thirty OF the
little folk OF the immediate neighbour God
having Joined hands to raise money for
tobacco which will make our soldiers
over There happy. The entertainment
as been planned largely by the boys and
girls and they themselves will be the
entertainers.
In addition to the musical and dra-
matte programme there is to be a
bazaar. The children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayes have promised to give Ave gal
Ions Of ice cream to be sold for the fund,
and otfer youngsters will donate cakes.
lemonade and other refreshments. The
Hayes estate, with its magnificent trees.
Is admirably adapted to such fete and
a complete success Ia assured II only the
weather Is favorable.
Rockland. Me-, has entered the lists
for fund benefit at the Hotel Samoset
next Friday-a garden fete and putting
contest In the afternoon and a card
party in the evening. At booths dec
Grated In the colors Of the United States
and the Allies articles of many kinds
will be offered for sale and every one
interested in the series of attractions Is
determined to make the entertainment
the most highly successful ever given at
Rockland.
The benont was suggested by Walter
Jarvis. Of this city. fund booster who
is now in Maine. Frank c. Moore. the
Samoset's managing director. entered
heartily into the spirit Of the affair and
Mrs. Willward Salisbury. wife Of the
Delaware Senator. Is acting as treas
urer. The committee on arrangements
is composed o. Mrs Riddeil. Miss Amy
Taylor. Mrs. Davidson Kennedy. Miss
E. l. Dorset. Mrs. L. H. Schultz. Mrs.
]. c. Cook. Mrs. A. L. Baggott. Mrs
Salisbury. Z. c. Hammann and Mr.. Jar
Wis.
"Mother's Liberty. Bond"
Mrs. F@s>ence Roesch scored a genuine
success with her little talk about THE
SUN Tobacco Fund to the supper guests
at Reisenweber's Friday night. After she
had spoken Miss Louise June Finch went
among the tables with her bevy of young
women helpers and sold tickets for the
production OF Mothers Liberty Bond"
which opens its engagement at the
Park Theatre August s. Through the
generosity Of the producers a share Of
the receipts has been offered to the
fund.
Tickets, which are being sold at $3.50
each. may be exchanged ut the theatre
for any desired performance. Mrs
Roesoh's address Friday night was SO
convincing that SIS worth was sold at
Reisenweber's and Mr.. Shut, the man.
aser. invited the party Of volunteer
saleswomen to return last evening.
BY the way. Miss Gi,da Leary. one of
the stars in Mothers Liberty Bond"
had a part in that episode in Mount Yer
non Friday evening in which a clergy
man was induced to kiss the flag. She
was returning home with her mother
from a rehearsal of the piece when she
was drawn into the crowd which had
collected at the Church OF Our Lady of
Victory to compel the pastor to observe
the Mayors proclamation calling for
the ringing OF all church bells in celebra-
ton OF the victory in France.
Miss Leary forced passage through
the throng OF men and suggested to an
officer in uniform that the pastor be
made to kiss the flag. believing that II
he complied with grace the crowd might
feel appeased The suggestion was car
ried out. At yesterdays rehearsal Miss
Leary was still so excited that she could
not remember her lines, but when she
explained the producer permitted her TO
read them.
Paradise Roof Enterti hment.
July 80, as most folk know by this
To ha nj Tobacco
Fund night on Paradise Roof. atop Rel
senweber's. COLUMBUS Circle. A spleno
did programme. In which the roofs reg
ular cast will be reinforced by volunteer
entertainers from many other popular
resorts. will be given, and there will be
a great sale of attractive donations. ami
mate and inanimate. including a beauti-
full Scotch collie and her two puppies,
the gift OF Irving p. Favor of Cricket
Hill Farms. Kyserike, Ulster county.
And here's another block party in
prospect. F. NJ winston is chairman OF
a committee which is arranging to give
an open air entertainment in 18th
street between Eighth and St Nicholas
avenues one night in the last week OF
August. Several young men from this
block are in Uncle Sans service. SO in
terest In the coming event. which Is to be
a fund benefit. already 10 high.
Better the day. better the deed. II
you purchase smokes to-day buy them In
a United or Schultz cigar store and
deposit the certificates and coupons in
the fund box on the counter. Result
Smokes for the soldiers. too.
How the Fund Stands To-day.
THE SUN and THE EVENING SUN 10000
United Cigar Stores boxes. including
special per cent of rross Gales day 1851. 20
Otherwise ackno wdodged. .........,... ESQ 626,75
Now contributions. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sT.75
Shipped and paid for. sass,oss.os
Cash balance. ......,,.... S,6p.G
Received through the schultz Cigar
stores '......'....'....'...''...... HNb.o2
Grand total. ,siso.o II
New contributions are:
Helen G. Shay Observation-Disclosures. 500
Miss A. Convers. Englewood. N. j.. 500
Ms G. B Sonyers Ensewood, NJ s@
Estsils Fort, les ". sGh st.........'. 500
Philetelic Pinochle Players. $50
Smoke Fund sinews. ............... 100
W. r. Leary. Is Cedar st,............. 1000
NJ. B. Segman. 800 9TH av............ 800
Truck dept. Packard Motor Car Co,
Bklyn branch, Flatbush q sth ava 5000
Adelaide Lanse, ba2 Bainbridge st.
F. G. WSitmore. Iss Centre So. 30
The following contributions were received
during the week:
ofhce star Of Burroughs. Welcome d
Co. Is East 4ist st.,.,.............. uG
Works stan Of Burroughs. Welcome
II. . cS; . East si't ns,,on:S. w. RIO
come Co, Is Fast tlst st......... TOO
s.. ~ ,Meeker. n7 Hsvemeyer St,
cofsS Council iiss II. A.. Lexington T."
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