The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-20

OF tne tiaDenHTa from 'CArHleH ny EhieS
Carmela Ponselle, n possessor OF
splendid mezzo soprano voice. This name
of Ponsella exerts fascination in New
York from the success at the Metropoli-
tan Opera House OF Miss Rosa Ponsells,
sister of Carmela. The latter has seldom
sung in this city and the present
will be an admirable time for people
to compare her ability with that Of her
sister.
The date of this benefit should be fixed
In the minds OF the friends OF the fund
so that they will not fail to attend this
charming performance. 1t occurs at
o'clock on April "a. Tickets for 1t
may be procured at the studio tLouisa
Morgan's), at EOS West Fffty-ninth
street, or at the Belmont Theatre.
On Saturday night next the dinner
dance so long expected and 20 mush
talked OF will be given for the aid of
the smoke fund in the ballroom of the
Robert Treat Hotel in Newark. Assist
Ing the famous dancers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur e. Verneaux,, who are uniting
with Manager Carrigan to give the bene-
Mt, are many talented artists from vaude-
Vile and concert stages of this city with
as many talented volunteers Of Newark
A number OF regulars appear in to-
days new contributions and the reap
toward the remarkable vitality Of the
smoke fund. Interest in it has no need
or fillip, 1t grows evidently by the
gifts that donors have sent. In this
list are, of course. faithful Mr.. and Mrs.
Every Week, William Peterman In
corporated. THE Sun stereotype depart
ment, J. II. V. G. OF Brooklyn. Mrs.
Marion l.. Parkin of New York, Mrs A
Q. Randall and Seneca G. Lewis These
and others are either weekly or monthly
contributors to the fund.
The letter of Seneca G. Lewis ex-
plains his latest donation: You will
! find enclosed check for SO forwarded by
Jerome II. Remick & Co. Evidently this
small remittance. covering royalties
against rolls sold for piano players. was
overlooked IN January. II Is not much,
bit every little bit helps toward the COM
fort of the boys who need their smokes"
Mr.. Lewis. 1t is hardly necessary to
remind fund readers, is the popular COM
poser who gave all the royalties amount
ing to thousands Of dollars from his
| music composed in war times to THE
Sun Tobacco Fund.
The Wilcox War Comfort Committee,
enclosing its check. says: "Our little
comfort committee has served Its pur-
| pose. There was a balance on hand of
SLABS, which We hand you herewith,
believing this to be the best disposition
we could make OF the money"
This Is the best answer / can think
Of" says a contributor, Mrs Helen NJ
| Pckenbach. In her letter with accom-
panying check, ito tho anti-tobacco agi-
tation add 1t to your wonderful fund
and 1 am sure the boys need TO have
the good work carried on more than
ever now. IN this period OF waiting and
/ uncertainty
And here is an interesting letter from
! the ex-chairman Of the NJ. NJ Shell As
| ISOLATION OF Jersey City: In winding
| UP the affairs Of This association found
that we had balance in the treasury
Of $3.50, and 1t was voted that the best
way Of disposing of this was to turn II
over to our boys overseas by va!llng
oui selves of your good services
accordingly enclose check herewith
! How the Fund stands To-day.
THE SUN and THE EVENING SUN 5000 n
United Cigar Stores boxes. .>.......... t2oe1. q
Otherwise ackno wledged. ...,..-",.. SIS. q
New contributions. ..........,..,...... ii5si
Total s3aS 7ss /;
shipped and paid for. $685., 3s:,e.
schultz rIssr .torc: boxc. 80" aa.,s,
Grand 1886 80. Z
New contributions are:
Jerome H Remick Co..........,. $50
X. {. ............,..,..-.,..... ........, .6
Marion /. Parkn. Hotel La Sale
I so East Goth ST. Cregularl .......... 100
Mrs A. o. Randall ................... so
The snssd Iron Works, Jersey City,
| ~, c''''',''''' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
j. ". V. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Wilcox War Comfort Committee 900 T.2
| Hubbell Bros. Derby tonn......... 90
William Peterman. Inc, 10 Fifth
av., New York city Observation-Disclosures. Il
A, NJ Sun stereotype department
weekly ...................-.... -
In memory OF Lieut.. F J. F........ 10
Mrs Every Week No. ss.............. In
Mr.. Every Week No Sc. ......,........ 10
Helen VI. Pickenoach, West Orange,
In memory OF Lieut. F J. F...',. 10
From statesmen OF William Peter.
man. Inc. weekly. .............. II
Mics Florence J. Ashley. St. Pauls
place State ST., Troy. n. Y........ 10
Easter offering. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Stereotype department. MORNING
Charles F. Lydecker. Rector st.. 500
In memory of Lieut.. F. J. F........ 10
Bowerv Wynnthewaws..... al
Mrs. H. W. Mohat, 1919 Webster av
Jersey lily Observation-Disclosures. So
Lohn A. MACK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
bayohne NO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Regular ......................,... 40
V Denise. Freehold y. J............, 10
Miss l.. Hyland, isl Berkeley place
| Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures. 10
Sadie G. o'Cornor. 40 Pine ST., Bin:.
hamton, n. Y...........,,.,....,..... 10