The sun., 1918-07-25

nival to be given on the Paradise Roof.
atop Reeenweber's, Columbus Circle.
next Tuesday night. John Wagner,
secretary of the Reisenweber company.
Is devotins much OF his time 10 the per-
rection OF details and he is being
capably aided by Miss Alice King. the
hostess of the Paradise. Large posters
announcing the event have been In place
Tor several days and already many
tables for this gala night have been re-
served.
To the list Of stars who will appear
at the benefit carnival the names OF
Miss Blanche Bates. Leon Enrol and
Billy Van were added yesterday. All
are volunteers Miss Bates, as every
body knows. IL serving her country in
the patriotic play Getting Together 4"
Enrol, who gives effective assistance to
Raymond Hitchcock in making "Huchy-
koo 1918" one OF the funniest things
ever, puts in his spare time drumming
up recruits for Uncle Sans navy Vans
appearance Tuesday night will be his
first since his serious illness. from which
he has barely recovered. He says he
has been made well by the fine news
from over there and wants to do his BIZ
for the soldiers
The sale OF seats for Mothers Lib
erty Bond" which opens at the Park
Theatre August 5. with the tobacco fund
slated to receive percentage of re-
ceipts during the entire New York run.
Is progressing splendidly. Miss Louise
June Finch took her bevy of pretty
young saleswomen to several places on
Pelham road Tuesday night and sold
sllo worth of tickets. which may be
used on the first night or at any subse-
quent performance.
To Talk In Many Places for Fund.
This evening Miss Finch, Miss Rye
Trier and Mrs. Warner. who makes
convincing talks for soldiers smokes
will visit Healy's, Sixty-sixth street and
Ninety-ffth street Arrowhead Inn, the
Claremont. Carleton Terrace and other
popular uptown resorts. Saturday az
ternoon and evening they will 20 to
Travers Island Hartsdale and Yonkers
Sunday will see them selling tickets on
Long Island, and Monday night they
will invade the New York Athletic Club,
where there Is TO be boxing entertain
ment.
Bingham & Doty. the managers OF
Mothers Liberty Bond" would like TO
MANS uTdlt OF FEMININE PATRIOTISM.
They are calling for women volunteers
to appear on the stage nightly during
the loca! run In an ensemble scene
showing the Mothers Club OF Millville.
Me, directing the throwing out OF Ger
man text books from the public schools.
For this scene from twelve to fifteen
women, ranging from 90 years to the
indefinite age. are wanted. Volunteers
will kindly report 10 s. Jay Kaufman.
stage director OF the company. at the
Park Theatre Columbus Circle. at noon
tomorrow.
Rehearsals for this patriotic piece are
now being held regularly. The man
ayers are making arrangements with the
United States Government for the use
of gas masks in the fourth act. when
an attack on a German gas depot Is re-
produced realistically.
Among the fund events scheduled for
tomorrow is series OF entertainments
at the Hotel Samoset. Rockland. Me.--a
garden fete and putting contest in the
afternoon and n dance in the evening.
On Saturday afternoon the open air
fete for which the children of Scarbor-
ough on Hudson have been preparing for
several weeks takes place in the spa
cious grounds OF Paul n. Hayes's home-
The fund is TO be the beneficiary Of this
also.
Smoking to-day? Let the soldiers
smoke with you and ION" you They
Will II YOU buy your tobacco in United
or a Schultz cigar store and deposit
your certificates and coupons in the fund
box.