New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-26
At Hotels and restaurant

will be aye Olde English Ball." with
Mae Murray, Dorothy Dalton, Dolores
Casinelli and Ruby de Remer as host
esses. These beauties were chosen by
J. Knowles HIRE Howard Chandler
Christy and Pcnryhn Stanlaws.
The Cercle des Artistes is giving the
ball. 1t is the first of series of dances
and pageants to be given during the
winter.
At the Astor the first annual Artists
Models Halloween Ball will be given
in the Grand Ballroom, with an all
star entertainment beginning at mid
night. There will be Latin Quarter
Revel, a fashion parade and a Girl
Frolic in which twenty favorites from
current musical comedies will appear.
Will Handy's Jazz Orchestra and the
Russian Gypsy Band will furnish the
music.
And at Murray's, in Forty-s second
Street, there will be a particular cele-
bration in honor of he Night of Saints.
The Roman Garden will be transformed
into fairyland, and there will be a
some one to tell your fortune. For
the occasion special table dhote din
ner will be served
Up at Thomas Healy's Golden Glades
Cheer Up, New York." is going strong.
1t is only week old, but it certainly
is a precocious infant. Mr.. Healy al
ways insists on serving his entertain
ment on ice-frappe, SO to speak. All
of the ice artists that have been seen
at the Golden Glades in the past are
musical comedy, as we'll. Mr.. Healy's
farm at Hartsdale, N. Y. called the
May November, is still open.
The Cafe de Paris is still serving a
table d'hote dinner in the Futurist
Ballroom for 81. 80.
Wednesday evening Evelyn Hubbell's
Terrace Garden Dancers will present
the kaatschak dance in costume at
Pabst Harlem. On Friday night there
will be Halloween bali Chaperons
will furnish partners to all who desire
to dance.
The nice part of the Revue Intime"
is that it is so very "intime" One
never knows whom one will see there.
Manager Spear himself does not al
ways know. Sometimes the people who
are sitting around at the tables just
can't stand it any longer. and they get
up anu SHOW tnc rest OF the performers
up. Sometimes Mr.. Spear likes the
newcomers so we'll that he keeps them
in the show
Grace Field tells us that the Club
Montmartre is thronged just as it was
last season, but we have been so busy
with openings and everything that we
have not had chance to go there
for long time.
Managing Director Marcus Nathan
Of Terrace Garden has arranged
big Halloween celebration for the
Dance Palace next Friday evening.
Nat w. Finston chow he does insist on
that ". ID is having a wonderful sue
cess with his new "Wolfarimba Band"
at the Claridge. Word comes to us, too,
that Mr.. Funston and Mr.. Wolf have
''succe ssfully jazzerized the bassoon
for this engagement--a feat never
before thought possible" 1t does, in
deed, sound like an achievement,
though we have not the remotest idea
what it means.
The Susskind Brothers, proprietors
Of Blossom Heath Inn and Pelham
Heath Inn, have invaded Cuba. On
December Is they will throw open the
restaurant ever built in Havana They
also have promised an inn to be built
IN the vicinity of the racetrack re-
Gently acquired by the owners of the
New York Giants. Any one who thinks
he has good name for the new Ha-
vana hosiery, please mail same to
Blossom Heath or Pelham Heath Inn.