The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-29

p. NJ. THE Sun Tobacco Fund has
been chosen by the women conducting
1t as Il beneficiary to the extent of 10
per cent Of the net receipts.
There will be competition rides of
the beginning and advanced classes OF
the Arista Club at its tournament next
Thursday evening in the Brooklyn
Riding and Driving Club. PlazaIstreet
and Vanderbilt avenue. Brooklyn. There
will also be a pig sticking exhibition
and a cavalry drill. the last mentioned
for ladies. Prizes OF silver cups are to
be given the winners in the two COM
petitive rides.
All the members of the Arista So
ciety are members OF the British War
Mission. the officers of which have Sig
nified their intention to attend. Col.
F. w. Abbot and Col. ]. Giffard will
act as judges. Admission TO the prom
enade is 25 cents, to the balcony seats
so cents and TO reserved seats 81. The
net proceeds OF the tournament are
for THE Sun Tobacco Fund.
The following are the entries in the
riding competitions:
BEGINNERS COMPETITION.
Miss Jeanne Burk, Miss Gertrude
Clarkson, Miss Elsie Ann Cooke. Miss
Josephine Dockray, Miss Margaret Far
rington, Miss Sadye Jagoda, Miss Jeanne
Kirkpatrick. Miss Dorothy Mcdonald.
Miss Florence Missick. AIRS. Willis VI.
Schuyler. Mrs. Charles A Williams, Miss
Gertrude Wollrich.
ADVANCED COMPETITION.
Miss Adele Andrews, Miss Ellnor ].
Cook, Miss Loretta Desmond, Mrs Ii.
Herbert, Miss Gladys Hoffman. Miss
Dorothy Hughes, Miss Rachel Hunting
ton, Miss Minna Jagoda, Miss Dorothy
Lloyd Johns, Miss Nelrna 4. kangas.
Miss Edith King. Miss Margaret d. Lyl-
burn, Miss Margaret Marshall, Miss
Jeanette Nostrand. Miss Lucille Poth.
Miss Marian Sturgis. Miss Dorothy Tay-
Tor.
The proceeds OF a dance in Leslie's,
West Eighty-third street. under the
management of Miss Rose Bayer and
Miss Eva Leissler will be given to
the smoke fund The date has not
been set.
Almost all the cards received nova
days from our men over seas breathe
confident anticipation of a near by
Ally triumph. Here is one written by
Capt II. +. Watson.
MANY thanks for cigarettes. The
men were very glad to get same. Over
here, so far from anywhere, they were
all the more appreciated. This war
is finished and we are starting in to
mark time, but everything is lovely
and health averages fine. The spirits
are the high spirits of all Americans"
Another instance: THE first inhala
ton of the smoke from THE Sun
cigarettes received this last day of
October brought visions OF home
and of how those left behind are striv
ing to cheer us on. We are thinking
Of the day when We'll get started back.
but meanwhile we're right on the job.
Words would only prove inadequate in
an attempt to convey my thanks. so
/ I'll just say Thank you" From Frank
VI. Funk. Sergeant Major. Headquar-
ters. Fifty-fifth Infantry Brigade.
Far from slackening the purchases
of tobacco in the Schultz and United
cigar stores those who have the habit
Of dropping the coupons and certifi-
Gates they receive in THE SUN fund
boxes are increasing in number with
the justified belief that these little
papers are doing yeoman work in
swelling the holiday smokes going over
seas.
How the Fund stands To-day.
THE Sun and THE EVENING Sun. 10000
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