Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-07-08
FOR LUXURY LOVERS.
SpIendorS Of a Dining Resort
Planned by MiIionaireS.
REAL PALACE OF THE SENSES.
Famous Hotel In New York Being
Eating Place In the World--No Wait
ers In Upper Dining RoSm-superb
Appointments Fer Women.

Is there Il limit to extravaganza in |
Manhattan? If there be such there is |
no indication of it in the $2500,000 |
dining room venture at Forty-second |
street and Broadway, New York, which !
Is now cngrossing the attention of ev-
cry gourmet in the metropolis.
MilIiona1res dreaming of the syba-
rite luxury Of Babylouian days and of
the wonder workings of Haroun al
Raschid through the might of stag
gering outlay of money are rapidly
transforming the famous old Hotel
RosSmore into the most luxurious eat
ing place in the entire world, to open
in September. The caravansary, which
at one time harborcd every class
and type of Broadway life from the
sportsman with the plethoric bank
roll to the latest goddess of the green
room. is now being changed into
dining resort where those will be
served vino can pay the price, where
price is the least consideration. Where
soups viii cost probably S1.5O Il por-
ton, game birds from SO up and cafe
noir at prices prohibitiye to those who
do not look like ready money, it would
surely seem that the limit of metro
politan extravaganza had again been
set at a high water mark with which
the price scales of the St Regis, Del
monicos, Shcrry'S. Martins and other
show places of the greater city pale
into iusignificance. Times and Gus
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marks the transition
VIII such a place representing so
enormous an outlay pay? Yes, say the
capitalists backing the venture And
it Is the consensus of opinion, more
over. of the shrewdest public enter
taincrs in New York city that there
win be legitimate and growing inter
est on this unique and remarkable in
vestmcnt devised to meet the aesthetic
requirements OF the most voluptuous
city on the globe. The hackers of the
enterprise figure rightly, 1t IS believed,
that every woman visiting New York
Will insist upon her escorts taking her
to this marvellous dining place at least
once on her sojourn.
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