The sun., 1918-08-22
HOTEL SMOKES PETE
LLSTART EARLY
Prima Donna to Sing at Din
ner Hour in the Park
Avenue.
AMELIA BINGHAM LATER
Joe Santley Also Will Be
Heard in One of His
Own Songs.
AMELIA BINGHAM LATER

The party for The Sun Tobacco Fund
On the Park Avenue Hotel, Park avenue.
Thirty-second and Thirty-thlrd streets.
tomorrow night will begin with the din
ner hour. and not the least important
part Of the entertainment il to be given
early.
. Miss Caro- Roma, the California prima
donna, will sing while dinner is being
served Mrs. Hazel Warner. an eloquent
speaker and advocate Of the fund, will
make a short address and the band.
augmented to forty pieces. will play
rousing selections under the baton Of
Lieut.. Harold Stern Of the Eighth Ar
tllery.
Miss Peggy Shaw. well known to
Broadwayites. Is to do her dance, LA
Cachuca," at 9 o'clock. She will be fol-
lowed by Miss Georgina MacMullen, con-
cert soprano, who Is to sing an aria In
this first part from Puccini's "Manon."
Godfrey Stein, the actor, will an
nounce Miss Amelia Bingham at the
start Of Part II. OF the programme and
Mss Lillian Ensle win sing a popular
sentimental song. The following artists
sent by Leo Feist will be heard in order
Joe Santley to Sing Own Song.
Jimmy Flynn. who Is working over
time for the soldiers smokes and other
patriotic projects; Solly Cohn. in "Ha-
waiian Butterfly; Ira Schuster, in
Mother Dixie and You," and Joe Santley
Of the always popular Santley and Norton
combination. who will sing his own song
hit. AN Irishman Was Made. to Love
and Fight The announcer then will
have something of his own to do and he
will be followed by Miss MscMullen in
two songs. one Of them a composition By
Frank La Forge.
Truly a rich feast of melody and
merriment, to be broken at intervals by
the auctioning of gifts that have been
sent in fer the fund by the Refund Table.
a group Of purveyors who are stanch
friends of the smokes for soldiers idea,
and Interesting trophies from the battle
fields of France.
George c. Brown, managing director
Of the Park Avenue Hotel. assisted by
Mrs. Howard L. Acton. will direct the
party. Mr.. Brown II donating valuable
prizes for the, winning dancers in con-
test which promises to attract lively
competition. Nobody who wishes to be
helpful to the smoke fund and amused
to the top Of his bent can AFFORD to miss
this party. And everybody who has
failed thus far to do 30 should make his
table reservations this morning.
II is a "ReCftal nf Cheerful SoDRe ~
which Mrs. Ida v. Enders, the popular
contralto. is arranging to give in Paw
Inns. Duchess county, the evening of
August 80. the tobacco fund receiving
half the funds. The concert will take
place in the butcher Opera House. Mr..
Blankenship. manager of the butcher
House. Is assisting Mrs. Enders in the
preliminary arrangements and Miss
Florence Woodin Is chairman of the
local committee which is cooperating
Mrs. Enders sang at a hotel concert
Friday night and scored a triumph, with
the result that a demand was made that
she give a concert Of her own. She is
well known to New Workers. as a gifted
singer. and voluntarily has given much
helpful service to the spoke fund.
Second Brooklya Block Party.
The Eldert Service, Association. en-.
Outraged by. the success Of it's block
party for the fund the night Of July 4, Is
planning to repeat II Saturday afternoon
and evening This double entertainment
like the previous one. will be held in Eli
dert street between Broadway and
Bushwick avenue, Brooklyn. In the at
ternoon there will be children's parade
when prizes will be given for the bes,
costumes. The E. s. A. Home Band will
lead this procession.
Two bands from the Forty-seventf
Regiment will be on hand at night and
from $50 o'clock till midnight there