The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-31

Alpn and Nahan Franko's orchestra will
also play
At the Waldorf there will he gay
, uolngs Some OF those who will be there
are ~ Graf y. $. Blood, T. II. Tay-
Tor. Elmer " Depew. r. W. Durant,
Frederick Gerken. George Ali and l.. Hill.
AT the Martinique there will be a d.
versiiied programme. In the Dutch room
there VIII be a vaudeville programme OF
twenty numbers in the ladies' cafe there
VIII also he vaudeville and In the main
restaurant there will he concert. The
principal music will be by quartet from
the Metropolitan Opera House and inst ru-
mental music by Holiness orchestra In
the palm room there will be plenty OF tur-
key trotting. Among the Martlniaue's
guests Will he William n. Edwards. John
Mcintyre, Magistrate Campbell, Job
Hedges. Capt. Dunning OF Panama, s. ~
Armstrong, r. Terbell. Clarence Layton,
Charles Walton. II. y Everhard and
G. L. Lane
AZ the Plaza the reservations are close
To l,sOo. There will be- plenty of music
ana the Mayor and Mrs. Mitchell have
been asked to join friends in the cele-
bration. Among those who have 70.
served tables are Harry s Black, Mr.
ana Mrs Wright Barclay. Judge and
Mrs Elbert II. Gary, Lady Dun Cor
dom Arthur GLIB. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Jay Manning. Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Me-
kenna. Mrs. William Alden Pratt. Mrs
seton Porter. William Lowe Rice Daniel
o. Reid Mrs. Packer Sloane. Charles II
Ienney and Mrs. Norman der. White
house
Al the Aston there will he dancing and
tne management has arranged an album
dance OF interesting novelties The deco
ratlons are all very beautiful.
Among those VINO have reserved t,b,o.
are John II. Backes. George W Bajser
IMAM Belts. + a. Birdsong q. Il,
biakeslee. Judge Carey. Harry A Cocb-
rane' Capt O. q. Collins. Charles l..
oraig. Pierson de Hart, +. r. Dickerson,
Wayne Dupont. II. c. Elliot. c. w. r
nolhrook. James j. w. Kelly. A. G Kluge.
Ernest Madero, Charles T. Riess and
James V. Van Siclen.
In the upper section of the city there
VIII be gayeiy OF the old fashioned vari-
ETY.. At Pabst Harlem. Proprietor A. n
Meyer will entertain about 500 member.
or the Harlem Board OF Commerce and
other civic organizations. There will be
music by two orchestras and plenty OF
dancing Among those who will celebrate
~ faDst Harlem are w. Weisbecker Roy
ii,nssi. Dr. T-isaii, l.. Janizen J. Muna,
and DR. Grossman.
Al the Bresiin Manager Roy Brown
mas arranged splendid programme A
the Prince George. Hotel Somerset Wal
ncas Imperial Marlborough. the Wood
ward. Ansona. Seville. Churchil's. Rec
tors and Shanley's 1915 will get a rous-
ing reception. Noisemakers and noiseless
souvenirs will be given. This will be
the rule at almost all the hotels and res
taurants. At the Ritz-Carlton 400 per-
sons have reserved tables and the novel
ties are unique. A; the Manhattan, Hol-
land House, the Grenoble and Gregorian
there Will be gay scenes. At the Hotel
Brevoort and the Cafe Lafayette. where
good Frenchmen can be found there will
be dancing and music galore
AT Il. NJ Hams restaurant, 1921 Park
Row, On EXCELLENT opportunity will be
al 0rded Tor downtown dining on New
Years eve within hearing of Trinlty's
midnight cGlmes, There will be dane.
INK with sitc.di music by the restaurant
orchestra. Souvenir boxes OF Hams
candles viii lie given To women gues,s
aid no extra charge will be made for
I ser !dtion ut tables.