The sun., 1919-01-19

we are appreciated for what we are try
Ing to do whether II Is fighting or keep
ing guard. A remembrance from home
makes all the difference In the world
the way we do either"
Dr. John A Harriss, who has been
faithful friend to the smoke fund. Is In
receipt of card which as II explains
how donors may be kept out of the
thanks due them By accidents. 1t was
written by Sergeant John A. Beshel OF
Headquarters Company, 3l0th Field Ar
tillery:
I'VE received tine tobacco o. X. Please
accept our thanks Through an uninten-
tional error one of our men got the rest
of the cards mixed up with some papers
and they were burned. We are very
sorry each person could not he notified
directly OF our gratitude by the return
of these cards. II you can do anything
to acknowledge receipt to the other con-
tributors you will greatly oblige us
Everything is going lovely with the
boys"
"Makes n Fellow Happy"
To the Republican Club. Private
regiment, says: We'll. boys. l. just re-
ceived some cigarettes from home with
your card and as this card is the only
way l have of thanking you. l use It,,
feeling that IL is inadequate to tell you
what I think OF your kindness and how
much pleasure such gifts bring to us.
1t sure does make a fellow happy to
think that though he is out of the lime
light he is remembered at home"
Lieut.. + VI. Guillard sends thanks to
the Lone Star Boat Club saying Your
interest and good work is fully enjoyed
by the boys that received the tobacco
packages. You will feel good to know
that you have aided the cause for which
the Americans have gone over the top
to stay"
From vigris. France. on December %
came this card from Duncan L. Patter-
son OF Battery A. 3llth Field Artillery
81 have been On this country since Au-
gust 3. 1918. and the only tobacco we
ever received came from THE SrN fund.
Thanks for the same"
Sophie fuckers party next Tuesday
at Reisenweher's which Is n drive for
smokes for the soldiers in the American
Army Of Occupation. can hardly be said
to assume great proportions FOR II
started out with them 1t Is a tryptich
party. beginning at 4:30 as a tea. pass
ing on to a dinner and winding up with
a supper In the Sophie Tucker room
No doubt there will be many guests
who will wish to be present at all these
functions.
Miss Tucker and her jazz boys will
appear in the bill made FOR each AFFAIR
and they will be aided by many volun-
teers from the various vaudeville houses
and leading cabarets There is TO be nc
lack of high class and popular entertain
ment either in the afternoon or at night
next Tuesday.
Many handsome and valuable gifts
have been presented to Miss Tucker to
be sold for the fund These include
hats, gowns. lingerie. silver and gold
jewelry. canes and other articles suitable
for presents. The Mary Garden OF
Vaudeville" which is Sophie's other
name, Is to be her own auctioneer and
good prices are sure to be obtained for
the donations to the fund. Miss Tucker
husband, himself n popular and well
known performer. Frank Westphal. ex-
poets his discharge from the navy in
time for him TO be present and take
part in the show Recollect that Reisen-
weber's has been the scene OF several
benefits for the tobacco fund and all OF
them have been successful Manager
Shut l. working hand in glove with
the star in order to make this coming
affair the best OF them. The date is
January Il.
One week from to-day occurs the Vic
tory Dance offered by the Misses Leiss-
ner and Bayer for THE SUN Tobacco
Fund 1t will be held at the Leslie
Rooms. at Eighty-third street and
Broadway. Dancing will start at . so
p. NJ.