The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01

only the celebrities on the near side Of
the nearest palm.
But these are all ringers-they live
here all the time" protested the reporter.
Nothing especially New Yearsey about
that ="
They're here. aren't they was the
reply Of Old Frank Case, the boss Of the
hotel. Which was unanswerablc.
Any place you went, as midnight opened
up and the show shops closed, you saw
Lee Shubert side By side with Token
Worm. Lee hit upon the novel idea of
having no table any place. He Just
,cruised and 50 took In them all. And Tox ate
"A supper everywhere he and Lee stopped.
But to the Ritz-where. of course. dane
ing started right after supper and was
still going OH while the newspaper trains
were beginning to move out across the
way.
Mrs. Paul Morton was part OF q party
! at the Ritz and also was among the
table reservoirs at the ST Regis. And
there were Mr.. and Mrs. William Ran
dolph Hearst and party. John A. Black,
Henry Seligman, NJ. Jean II. de Saint
Cyr. Samuel w. Fairchild. w. T. Corey.
william Armstrong. Joseph Il. Bourne.
George :. Graham. George Leary, Henry
steers and Theodore NJ. May. none Ut
whom dined or supped-or danced-alone.
On Toes At st. Rexis Too.
There wasn't going 70 be any dancing
at the ST. Regis. the management thought
early in the evening. Oh. of course II
any one wanted to use the ballroom he
might do 80. He did. and so did she.
quite as heartily as the dancing floors
were used all over the rest Of the town.
| MIR. and Mrs. George Legg were at the
st. Regis and Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Gug-
eenhcim. Mrs. Dilworth Richardson. Mr..
and Mrs Jacob r. Brown. Judge and Mrs.
Clinton J. Gray. Mr. and Mrs Goelet
Gallatin. Mr.. and Mrs. William Alex
ander. Mrs. Percy Elliott and party,
Alexander Konta and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Robert Swayze.
Pipe the masked folk getting gu. OF
. the cabs just before midnight--far, far
down at the entrance TO Sherry's. The
sixty Club. the he all and end all of
which Is newest dancing, liz busting loose
with particular enthusiasm. Earlier in
the evening up in her apartments in the
Clardge Miss Fanny Ward. actress had
gone to the trouble Of retiring To rig her
4 self out in her own particular Sixty Club
7 costume To show IL off be tween matinee and
night performances to some friends
! So we're on. even though Fanny Ward
, IL masked. the minute she steps out of
her machine and shows just a glimps.
beneath her opera cloak Of the black
, tull. and diamonds and bifurcated Ori-
, entail things and stun she wore from the
| mask down. The Lady Teazle person
: despite her mask, IL none other thar
Mother Ethel Barrymore Colt. The Dutch
boy little person IL Laurette Taylor
again mask or no mask.
The Back P!errot Is Hassard Short
Mrs. Arnold DAILY IL the Porcupine Lady
Pattie Brown the Colonial Lady. Violet
! kendel Cooper the Roslyn and Grac.
George the Peg o My Heart-trying I,
fool the other masked persons into think
! ing she II Miss Laurette Taylor. How
does THE Sun man know. even though
tho SAty Club didn't unnask until lonl
after the papers went to press? oh. hush
NJ Hiwhball for Her Doxgi~.
Grace Washburn and her pom. Daisy
in the meantime have begun to add add
tional splendOr to the Claridge grill ovel
in Broadway. Some cutup tried to &c
Daisy to lap up high ball from saucer
but Miss Washburn positively put he
foot down Morgan Conan. Lee Harrison
and Corse Payton ware but q few Of thu
other uplifters Of the American drami
to be seen In the close crowded room.
Anna Held. actress. has seated herself
with May Mackenzie, llteratrice, on he
right Us hostess OF big party at tn
McAlpin.
There was dancing at the McAlpin to-
from street level to the two dancinl
floors on the twenty-fourth floor. the sam,
being the McAlpins winter garden ant
main ballroom.
And saying hello to the new yea
about the hotel were Alfred Il. Norris
OF Philadelphia. Gen. r. A. McAlpin. Rutl
ST. Denis and brother. Ekin Waliick