New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
At THE F1UILY HOTELS.
THEY ARE PLEASANT PLACES AT WHICH TO
LIVE AND MANY PEOPLE ARE FIND
OFT

The family hotels of New-fork and those new
and handsome cooperative dwelling establishments
known as apartment hotels have never been more
generously patronized at his season than at the
present time Small families seem recently 10 nave
come TO realize how really homelike hotel apart
monte may be made and. acting on that know-
edge have practically taken permanent apartments
nj the hotels of their choice. These hotels are
scattered generously about the city. Ihere are
hundreds OF them. varying In costiness as they
differ in situation and differing in their prices as
they vary In the comforts given. They are 100
numerous TO catalogue here. All that can be sald
OF them now Is that they have Opened for the
season..
The solid and rehned-looking Hotel Renaissance
In West Forty-third-st. near Fifthave Is the nome
OF n number of well-known New-lork people thls
winter Among the list are Mr.. ana MIS- T. o
Allen Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Carey, the heV. 1T
and Mrs Abbott Brown, Mrs Abraham Du boIs'
Miss Du Bots and William A. Du Bots Dr. NJ b.
On Bots and family Francis d. Sheldon, a. H.
scrihner Mr. and Mrs Theodore r. Jackson. s. ID.
Iecompt. F. H. Leggett, Miss NJ r. Haddock' Dr'
81 G. Locke Dr. G. W. Brathenha, Mrs brit'oi'
and g NJ Britton Mrs. Ni,tor Marowltz, MI anu
Mrs H. II. Briigeman. Richard Butler MI anu
Mrs w d. Davis. David IA. King, IT, anu fanny
William Garrett Bbb. who is also guest al the
Renaissance gave small theatre parry anu
uncheon AT the Everett House" has become as
common phrase in the ne,shDorhioou Iii ~ knnwn
in fhe sguare above. Many OF the magazine otnces
are in the neghborhood OF mo" nd the writer's
the luncheon hour their editors anu ,ms r - me
and authors with whom they deal stroll onsr ~ ,le
Everett House for their STEAK or Pond the lecture
manager has his headquarters ana MAI, homrh
when he IL not conducting some celebrity thIousn
W., Tae, comntrv always has with him some one wnom
evary one wants TO see ana ne always 'aneS i'ii'
into the Everett House to dine. -. .o,.o,,,-s,
ouaned its winter season with an unusually in hn
house The convenient situation OF ,t .'e accommoa
lions place the Gerach among the hrst family
hotels OF the CITY, and m %ae fer yanys AMONG
those now at the hotel are NJ ana Mrs . a, NC
PARK: Mr. j. Il. crosby and Miss Crosby Mr. and and
Mrs George Isham Scott; ;; X; Schi99ishger am III
G @aqsIia' Frecpck T. Beckwith and family Ceve
land Ohio; Colonel and Mrs J.: NJ More G Mr sn ama
Mdrv!c y j. Henry I;eknagP And And family aj Mr
and Mrs NJ PerGe Mr. M nnd o Mfs Mrs H. w.
Cool" isoT' Philadelphia; MIR; and Mrs b. Letcher' A.
P Point long " Island Harris C. Chds ana family
Great Neck Long Island Henry clair and d an9 Mrs
William LOOMS. J. y. Holland and family Mr.
and WT A Mssr. M nnd ETH"E 4 fsf Mr.
Not alone has the tierlach made its reputation
situation and pleasant he e9 snd u Of
ing the winter. many club and private dinners
are held here The rt h Ga any That the
New-York Association for the Protection OF Game
This takes place next Monday evening. December H.
The Game Association gives series or these
dinners one each month during the winter Ihey
were begun last year, and were 40 great a success
socially and did much good In promoting the
protection OF game in this state that the asso-
ciat ton will continue the practice OF eating once
a month The dinners are said to be decidedly
game" ,
The Thanksgiving holiday at these various
family hotels celebrated by many good
dinner At the Clarendon Hotel Eighteenth-st ana
Fourth-ave a most elaborate feast was prepared,
it. The menu printed on watered SILK with
a hand-painted cover.