The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-19
CHILDREN'S DANCES
WILL BENEFITFUND
Many Will Appear at Enter
tainment in Belmont Thea
tire Next Thursday.
NEWARK PARTY IS NEXT
Interesting Programme Ar
ranged-Rare Autographs
Aid Cause.
NEWARK PARTY IS NEXT


will give a bcnefit next Thursday after
noon at the Belmont Theatre for smokes
for the American colder. In the Army of
Occupation, 1t will start at o'clock. and
fifty children and young girls will appear
in various dances in costume. AS the
use of the Belmont Theatre has been do
mated by the mana cement for the after
noon all proceeds will 80 10 THE suN
Tocacco Fund.
In tho twenty-five dance numbers
which compose the programme tho fol-
lowing pupils will be seen: Chrissie
Evans, Mabelle Edwards, Grace Schae-
fer. Margaret Behrens. Dorothy Sykes.
Rose Rabykoff. Dorothy Borg. Evelyn
Richardson, Edith larsen. Alice johnson.
Dorothy OBrien. Jean Aaron, Kathryn
Hull. Fanny Cans. Genevieve Gallagher.
Bella Kalmon. Madeleine Rail. Marie
McClusky. Dorothy Whittier, Guy Rich
ardson. Frederick and Philip Groesbeck,
Marguerite Udall, Anniliza Larsen. Dor
othy Stiles. Marjorie E!nstein. Leonore
Fry and Marguerite Fowler.
As an interlude between the two dance
parts Miss Carmela Ponselle, mexEo- so
prano. will sing the Fahanera from
Carmen" This singer % the sister of
Miss Rose Ponssl,e Of tae Metropolitan
Opera.
Children to Help Party.
Two clever children have volunteered
their services to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Z.
Verneaux for the dinner dance they have
arranged to help tho SMOKE fund to be
held in the ballroom OF the Robert Treat
Hotel, Newark, a week from tonight.
The children are Constance Almy, IL
years old, singer, dancer and .harpist,
known on the stage as Little Lady Con-
stance" and at tho camps where she vol
UNFAIRLY performed throughout the war
as the Camp Angel" and Helena Savan-
nah. IA years old, a product OF the Net
ropolitan Opera House school of ballet
who will give a series OF what her man
ager calls nature Dances
Besides these two dancers the pro-
gramme for this smoke fund party con-
tains the names OF these volunteers
Miss Lillian Bradley. in a pianologue
Miss Josephine Leroy. comedienne: Miss
Mathilde verba, Miss Lillian Teece, the
Australian prima donna, and "aul
Shafer, a sketch artist The war speak
ers Of the evening will be Robert r
| Relser, student officer Of French artil.
| lery. and Sergeant Stewart l. Evans
The former has donated to the fund 9
collection OF Italian war posters, which
are to be sold at auction on the night OF
| the party. Two Of these interesting post.
| ers will be placed on view on Monday ir
the lobby Of the Robert Treat Hotel.
Many HELPING the Cnuse.
| Manager Carrisan Of the hotel Is doIns
everything possible to make the party a
success. He has issued Invitations L
the members Of the Union. Auto. Rotary
| and Down Town clubs of Newark. and
many acceptances have been received
1t was at his suggestion that a special
| Rang Tang" orchestra. consisting Of
six pieces, was formed to play for thii
dance. At the. tea dance held as uauaI
! to-day in the ballroom OF the Rober
Treat, this orchestra will be used fol
the dance for the first time. The spe.
cial orchestra will play for the verneau,
night, the party night" for THE Sun
Tobacco Fund
| Patrick F. Madgan, 561 Fifth avenue
who has on sale the collection OF auto
| graphs and caricatures given to tn,
smoke fund. has issued the following
circular: I'VE have on display the col
lection Of autographs presented to TIL
Sun Tobacco Fund by Warren C. Crane
also collection OF unique caricatures
including two of himself. by Enric,
Caruso. The former collection include
an autograph document on vellum
signed by Louis XIV, as well as docu
ment signed by Macmillan OF Bavari;
and those of a number Of Europeal
rulers from 1900 to 1912. To Mr.. Crane
gift Mr.. Madigan has added autograph
of American and English statesmen an,
men Of letters of both continents, ia
nous Generals Of the civil war. actors
scientists artists, musicians and com
posers. The autographs may be bough
singly and they will be sold at loy
prices, All the money received for then
will go to buy tobacco and cigarette
for the American soldiers overseas"