The sun., 1919-04-24

FUND TO BENEFIT
BY DANCES TO-DAY
Miss Morgan's Pupils to Be
Seen and Miss POnselle
. Will Be Heard.
NEWARK FETE SATURDAY
American POmeranian Club
Will Hold Show Here
.. for Smokes.
NEWARK FETE SATURDAY

The exhibition, of dancing by Louise
Morsans pupils for the benent OF the
smoke fund for American soldier,
soroed will occur this afternoon at the
beimont Theatre. They will be assisted
In entertaining by Miss Carmella Pom
selle. who will sing the Habanera from
the opera Carmen
included among the young performers
are several who have been highly sue
cessful with the public and whose dane
ing mows genuine powers of grace and
poetic movement The dancing pro-
gramme Is divided into two parts. the
hrst including the following artistic
munoers In costume: Wood Nymphs."
water Nymphs." in Days OF Long
Ago" Gypsy Dance" "sunhmer' .'ftai-
ian Sketch" April" IAN Over a Rose,
Spanish Dance" "yarna Dance" "The
Oneftns" and ''Valss Gracieuse,"
Among the dances that make I'D the
other part Of the bill are Diana" "old
rashioned Fan Dance" "Bacchanaie,"
n Flowers Could Speak, THE Morning
Glory" Wee, Wee. Marie" The Rose
Dance" Swing Down the Lane"
Spring and Butterflies"
On Saturday night the Robert Treat
Hotel VIII entertain with a dinner dance
which had its inception in the wish TO
sweI the fund that buys tobacco and
cigarettes and sends them over to the
soldiers from this country who are still
abroad. This is to be very gay party.
ana many prominent entertainers will
De round In the list Of volunteers who
VIII 90 over to Newark to help. Miss
Lillian Bradley IL going to give one OF
her notable pianologues, and with her
VIII go TO two young women whose ca
reers on the concert stage Miss Bradley
u directing. Paul Shafer, the chalk
artist. 10 to draw a series OF humorous
pictures. but he will start his share of
the entertainment by an original sketch
showing a distribution Of Sun smokes to
the boys abroad.
Child Harpist Volunteers.
Little Lady Constance" Almy. who
plays the harp sings and dances, is
another volunteer for this party. AL
though she is but IL years old. she has
Tor two years been actively employed in
the work The child Is a granddaughter
OF the late Lieut.. John Winthrop Amy,
U. s. N. and by reason Of her precocious
accomplishments is a pronounced ia
vorite 10 the region Of her home. that is.
IN the Oranges. Bloomfield. Morristown
ana Montclair. and will be a big draw
ing card for this fund party,
Another youthful volunteer for Il Is
Helena Savannah. who ia IA years of age
and an accomplished dancer. She is to
perform group Of nature dances for
the edihcation of the Robert Treat
guests.
Michael J. Fitzpatrick and his brother.
the former composer Of popular melo-
dies and the latter music publisher.
Will be among the singers. They will
give their latest song. Personal Lib
erty," and follow 1t with THE wild Irish
Boy and the famous "Trinity Chimes"
And II must not be forgotten that the
ortsinators Of this SUN fund benefit Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur f. Verneaux are TO
dance their famous "Rang.TanR', and
their new The Submarine" dances to
the accompaniment OF a special orches-
ira called the Rang Tang. Mr. and Mrs
Nerneaux represent Charles Carrigan
manager OF the Robert Treat Hotel as
host and hostess OF this promising party.
The American Pomeranian Club IL to
have its show at the Waldorf-Astor.a
Hotel Monday. to which convalescent
soldiers will be welcome. The net pro-
ceeds OF the afternoon will be given TO
THE SUN Tobacco Fund.
Glasses have been provided for all
ages, including puppies, although cham
pions are absolutely barred from compe-
tition. An elaborate list OF specials has
been prepared by Mrs Frank T. Clarke,
an enthusiastic member OF the Pom Club,
who Is devoting much energy to restore
among toy dogs.
Tea VIII Follow show.
Following the show. a tea will be
given by the many society women mem
bers OF the American Pomsran.an Club,
among whom are Miss Ellen Lafiin
Miss Theodore Wilbour, Mrs. George
Ehret, Jr Mrs. De r. ". Hollins, Mrs
Irwin w. Day, Miss Rita Harlan and
Miss Anna Sands.
Two recent visitors OF THE SUN To-
bacco Fund were. the returned soldiers
Private Randolph Of Company c. lO5th
Infantry 9th Division). and Private
James Gogging of Company B, S92d
Infantry. The purpose OF their call was
to repeat their thanks to THE Sun Fund
for tobacco gifts which they had In the
Argonns and Just before sailing last
February.
II wrote 10 THE Sun on the first &C.
casion and hope the paper received my
letter, but / have felt right along that
as soon as l got home I would come in
and add to what | said II THE SUN
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