The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
NEW YEAR TR0TS IN
AS OLD TANGOES OUT
dancers Sweep Everything Be.
fore Them in Cclcbra-
ton on Toes.
ALL HOTELS ARE CROWDED
At Some Guests "Trip Light
Fantastic" From Cellar
to Roof.
ALL HOTELS ARE CROWDED

FROM Tom Healy's on the north, where
dignifed gentleman who said his honest
aud truly name was jeremiah Bomboy Of
Wapwolopon. Pa. was introducing a
brand new step which requires you and
your dainty partner to reverse yourselves
and dance while standing on your hands.
what young Mr. Bomboy calls the Ber-
wick Buzz, down south all the way to
Luchows. in Fourteenth street-where
big signs informed the staid regulars
around their stems that owing to the
demand of patrons dancing for the first
time would he permitted--thc New Year
came In on It's dancing toes OH the East
side. West side and all around the
town.
Ii goes without saying that the New
Year WAS ushered in at Jacks without
unseeinly frivolity, but the gentle old
sixth avenue restaurant was the only
place where the long whiskered gentle
man with the scythe didn't tango out
and the little New Year In his white
union suit didn't one step in.
From time immemorial the New Year
las burst right into Jacks TO the accom-
paniment Of the only safe and sane
exercises In town. They dine and sup
quietly at Jacks as you probably know.
until the solemn moment of midnight
and the passing Of the year is next door
to instanter.
Then some one rises in each room and
while Jack himself stands with bowed
lead. Wilson Miner or George Bronson
toward, or both simultaneously. rise
smid the silence In the Battling Nelson
Gin VERNE Barton stands mp in the
Rosemary, That's For Remembrance foyer
Samme Newman In the Pure White Room
ard 80 on and so on, and after each de-
livers a short and very concrete talk upon
tine mistakes of the past year, followed
hy eNhOrtations to Sry to do better during
the year about to bc born. all arise and
ing impressively where Is My Wander
INK Boy Tonight"
Dancing Everywhere Else.
Uut every place else. as has been said.
-. new year came in last night pr-
'.rrttinC high on its dancing toes. At the
;sur for instance, there was dancing in
,.-ht big rooms, Or from the wine vaults,
e.. uplcd by a private party. on the bot
IT, to the Belvidere. where another
l.,ty held forth on the roof
You might find Lieut.. de Armand there.
John Temple Graves twere speaking OF
g.. Nstur. not of Jacks now. remember).
li'U y Romu'ne. Jr.. by whom Broadway
believes tn. salad of the same name was
i.,cutod. Victor Ridj.r Robert l..
\ncnd. Mi Thanhauser OF movie fame.
',l Morris 1illon and at conservative
climate by Manager \. SCHNEIDER who
Ia the figures To prove 1t, $500 diners
. supporters and always dancers beside.
Nith A crowd like that, plus "A bigger
I'd he,,sr as,il ballet Than last year
= ercin dainty maidens slung OH wires
mig high out from unseen entrances
"..r the heads of diners ,said diners
last some Of theut--hoping agains,
., ,rn,, hard enough t. cause the angels
Jrop al their particular tables, ii was
..rrIlt to believe that one could lind a
q. ry just as good right up the street.
| ,..rb your imnatience you'll be told
81. M his very exclusive party presently.
an through the din Of horn. and bells
,.l outdoor movies and rattlers aud the
df,ue and crush of New Years eve on
broadway and step on at the Plaza.
TangOers capture" 'rs"'
~, p, far ,,. ,-., tim, in its six
ine 90 " ',..hl 90 ,tCc a,sn had
- 81. dorc,,c sn hard that the trotters
, ,a,sn.'rs Who stepp.J TO the music
"a us,'a,S-h Re.,i,n,.it land An over
,.,n, nrch.s,r, Europ..'s coIured or
as'rt aud Neopoillins wandering p,'
. tba, the management had to ,ur,
| ., rnt nrl, the baIiroo,u to them bur the
..,,i,,nnn ,s a dancing floor also.
Harry = BLACK uas there entertaining
| ,,.tv mat Included MIR. and Mrs Stuy-
| ,,,, Eish Mr. aud Mrs Herbert Ship.
- Dr r: Rolling Lee. Mrs. O. H. p
| .S.,,ront and RECOMMENDATION John c. A.
I,,.b,nan
| Unvor-,,ec, and Mrs. Mitchell and Mr.
,nt Mrs Dudley Field Malone had a
,,iJ. ~ tho plaza near by. Mr.. and Mrs
. ,rn,vnsend Russell had Judge and Mrs
| 80, - nenver Mr. and Mrs Fred
| ,,irt. !, Darlington OF Washington and
| W. aud Mrs T. Wilson at their table
and there were Sir William Mullock OF
| NADIA. the Hon. Neil Primrose. who IL
| son of the Earl Of Rosebery: the Baron
! .., de Granenred. Mr.. and Mrs. Martli
/ 49, rdttletun, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry hol
/ lrcok. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Eddinge'
md a party of twenty; Mrs. Haniitoi
| -ish and Judge blanchard, to list only q
few of the Plaza hundreds or thousanu'
HAT damned tables even IN the MAIN CUT
Iidars.
While passing from the rhAa 10 wv
ltltz, through CROWD that no" 10 srow
tnS positively dlscordhht, step w.u. ~
minute ana look IN upon 'ne pre' .'.1,
Il Marty OF the evening" inc one ~" w wv
PROMISED you'd oe 'o'o "oou'