The sun., 1918-09-12

IN the 'Attaboy" cast a fne entertain
ment would be assured even without
.ne assistance OF outside guests and vol
unteers. But besides Cantor, Isabel
Jason Of "one Of U.s. n. the Bijou will
be there and Miss santi, through the
courtesy OF the United Booking offices.
dance.
Interest In the old fashioned clam
bake and all Its accompanying attrac-
.ions at Westbury Gardens Inn, West
pury. Il. l., Tomorrow seems to be in
creasing almost hourly. The commit
tee OF women, permanent residents OF
Westbury and wives of army officers
stationed at Mitchell Field and there
about, which has voluntarily undertaken
the direction of the entertainment as a
SUN fund beneft, 10 receiving the COM
mendation and the cooperation OF many
other persons( who are interested in
seeing the affair made a great success.
Inc party will begin at 8 o'clock, when
tne hrst course OF the clam dinner will be
served, aviators meanwhile performing
stunts for the further deiectation OF the
guests In the evening there 10 to be n
vaudeville programme, with a concert by
the famous Field Two Aviation Band.
Every feature Of the entertainment will
be given on the lawn except the dancing.
which will be In the ballroom of the inn
to the accompaniment Of a jazz band.
MSay Smokes Expected.
| A ticket purchased at So will permit
the holder to enjoy all the attractions
| including the dinner itself Flowers to
| be sold In pavilions on the lawn, the cleo
trical illumination OF the grounds, some
| OF the principal dinner ingredients and
the use of tho inn itself all are being
| donated. so the party undoubtedly will
| result In thousands of smokes for the
! soldiers
Now that the worlds series Ia over
baseball fans are turning their attention
to the big game to be played at the Polo
| Grounds next Sunday afternoon. George
ole League, has arranged for q series Of
! three games between the Macomb A. G.
| and Holy Name boys clubs. OF wnicn
| this contest will be the opener.
The record Of these two organizations
entities them to the attention which they
are drawing from enthusiasts, for each
numbers in its lineup some of the best
players outside Of professional baseball.
| Three Macomb men, Coggin, Hupfer and
Ahearn. in particular have distinguished
| themselves. The Polo Grounds game will
start at 3 o'clock. Admission will be
| free. but young women from the Holy
| Name and Quaker Girls clubs will take
up a collection for the tobacco fund.
Another collective contribution, this
one of $3.50. has Just come from the
employees Of the Kennedy Valve Manu-
featuring Company or Elmira. Other re-
peaters this morning are Joseph Kohn-
| stann of So Park row and the Greenlie
Halliday Company, 400 Water street
| Margaret Schroeder of New Haven
Conn, sends SO "for your splendid
cause. for know how the boys love their
smokes"
A Mothers Thanks.
Mrs John Wood. Jr., whose son. Lieut.
J. p Wood. has recently returned from
the battleflelds Of France, 10 q donor In
token OF her gratitude at having him
safely home. Her home Is at 462 Con.
vent avenue. Lieut.. WOOD mas Deen sem
as engineer instructor.
In the new contributions also IL an ad-
dition to the returns from the Waverly
avenue, Brooklyn. block party OF last
Saturday night amounting to VII. This
represents the sale price OF a ham which
was donated and was sold by Mrs. Glib
bons. Mrs. Francis Ford Of 105 Wav'
erly avenue brought the money In per
} sonally.
1t seems hardly necessary to remind
J smokers to deposit their certificates ant
} coupons in the fund boxes in the United
and Schultz cigar stores. but perhaps
there are a few svho have forgotten that
slips 20 contributed are translated into
smokes for our soldiers in the trenches.
i How the Fund stands To-day.
THE SUN and THE EVENING Sun 5000. o
| United Cigar stores boxes. includ-
ing special per cent. OF gross
| sales day os't.. 70
Otherwise acknowledged ............ 2SI.? !
New contributions .................... sal
Shipped and paid for .sses ,csols
Cash balance ............. S.eN',I
Received through the Schultz cigar
stores .....,.......''.'''''''''''. sz'ISs"
= Grand tots. .,.................*S1 Soooc
New contributions are
. Mrs. John Wood, Jr. ie2 Convent a..
, Marsarei schroeder, q. George ST, ~.
New Haven. Conn. .:.............. 10
ain memory Of 8. A. C.".............. 90
5 Janet Smith. Brooklyn .:....,....... 70
J, e. c. Guillemin. +05 Washington av.. -,
e Spring Lake. n. J.;....,;......;.- NV
: Employees the Kennedy Valve Mfg -
Co, p. o. lT. Elmira, n. f..... lal
' Fannie r. Lyman. S2 18th st. :,
| Brooklyn ...,.....'..... .,..'..;,... Az
D waverly av. block party. brooklyn -,
Iadditi onaD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Joseph Kohnstamm. 1891 Park plsce loe
T Greeniie. Halliday Co. ~ water 81. "a,
(monthly contribution minimum NV