The sun., 1919-01-21
MISS TUCKER HOLDS
HER PARTY TO-DAY
Big Fund Affair Will BE Con-
tinuous Event From
1880 p. NJ. On.
AUCTION rs A FEATURE
Bearing Thanks for Smokes
Come Steady Streams of
Cards From France.

Theatrical openings and other events
OF the day fall into insignifcance beside
the one really important happening,
which Is Sophie fuckers party for THE
Sun Tobacco Fund. This continuous
affair starts to-day at 4:3O with an
afternoon tea at Reisenweber's, presided
over by Sophie and with entertainment
by sophie and her jazz boys one may
drink tea (it is temperance DRINK IN
Or. johnson quantities. and thus fortified
go into the main dining room. also at
Relseuweber's. and while taking the
principal meal of the day listen TO Il
song by Sophie and watch the activity
Of the jagzes.
Not that this is all. for the evening rs
Young yet and its serious purpose, whlch
Is to crowd 1t with amusement by hsteh-
ing to more songs by Sophie to the ac-
compartment of her band OF youthful
contortlonists and doing "a little one
stepping and fox trottins, is but Just pc
gun This part OF the show will go tor'
ward in the room at Reisenweber's that
has been recently and appropriately
christened the Sophie Tucker room
Natural is 1t to dwell on the high
light but to tell the whole truth there
will DO many other scintillating ana
coruscatons besides those given out by
the star, for she has fortified herself III
this big undertaking by summonlns
among the entertainers some of the lead
ing performers now on Broadway.
Muriel Window. Nclept by the cabaret
cosnoscenti The Little Peacock OF
Vaudeville: Ruby Norton. Midsie Miller.
Frank Westphal and all the recognized
talent which brighten ReisenWeber
Here and There" revue are to assist
Auction bargains Ready.
At which part of her triptych party
Miss Tucker will elect to auction the
numerous and valuable gifts which have
been sent to her to sell for the beneht
OF the smoke fund has not been made
known Probably as there are enough
| TO 20 round she will decide to sell some
| at each occasion to-day. The mats ana
gowns donated by generous hins OF
Broadway may appeal most strongly "a
the afternoon audience. and those gus
which. like canes and watches. may DE
held over TO the supper party Tor the
men TO whom they seem 70 pertain. The
Mary Garden OF vaudeville may De
trusted to know and feel her people.
Nine Dina OF l6l West Forty-foulth
street. Nine Rosenberg OF the claridse
! Shop. Ciaroe OF I5is broadway, The
/ Iichenstein shop. 1862 Broadway O.
Rache. 1888 Broadway: Herman Bach
1852 Broadway: Max NJ Bernstein, l5io
Broadway Adolph Mann, 1888 Broad
way: Nat Lewis. 1850 Broadway. Nine
Belmont, Seventh avenue and broadway
and Matilde SPECIAL Forty-fifth street
| and Broadway. are among the gift max
ers 10 the fund and the articles com
prise silver and gold buckles, silver and
| gold garters. embroidered\Vests. lingerie
hats. gowns. beaded bags, vanity cases
stick pins, canes. ct.
A $50 Liberty bond drawing ~ pei
cent. ia to be sold among these dona-
tons. It was presented TO tho fund by
/ :. q Fox OF 50 Broad street another
donation is the book Of autographs, al
ready described. from cap, Hunter
/ Wilkes OF 43 Ceda. street
There is no doubt about the disposi-
/ tion OF the tobacco which will be pur-
/ chased by the money from the Sophie
Tucker drive. She knows that it is GO
| ins to the boys who are n trifle blue
because they are still in Europe doing
the worlds necessary work Miss Tuck
ers interest in the fund, which was al
ways bringing splendid monetary results
TO it. has received n spur from the cards
| she has recently reccT"d from these
| soldiers in the Rhine gore and German
| titles sub cards lave u,er in realtt.
cries from Macedonia. and the drive OF