The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-05
News Of Hotels and Restaurants

The Plaza, at Fifth avenue and
Fifty-ninth street, will be the scene
of many social functions this season.
Under the direction of Fred Sterry
extensive plans have been inaugurated
for the enlargement of many of the
rooms at the Plaza. Owing to It's CEN
trail location, the Plaza will appeal to
the younger set, as the decorations
and designing of several OF the rooms
will be pleasing to deputante parties
and Junior entertainments. OF course
the usual attention given to banquets,
private dinners and reception dinners
to returned soldiers will make the
Plaza a stronghold of social affairs.
Hotel Hamilton, at Seventy third
street, near Broadway, is fortunate to
be at the hub of everything conven-
lent yet Just far enough uptown TO
appeal to those who seek quiet and
homelike surroundings. 1t is one Of
New. York's newest hotels and is
maintaining an enyiable reputation for
it's attractiveness and cuisine.
Hotel Netherland, at Fifty-ninth
street, facing Central Park, has been
redecorated and refurnished so this
winter excellent accommodations may
be afforded here to those who appre-
ciate comfort, location and environ
ment Hotel Netherland Is but few
minutes drive to the theatres, right on
Fifth avenues shopping thoroughfare
and in the midst Of the interesting
places that appeal to visitors.
Hotel Wolcott, off Fifth avenue on
Thirty first street, is helping many
folks with their renting problems.
With the shortage of apartments at
present, Hotel Wolcott is attracting
discriminating people to a home at
| the hotel. Homelike, attractive suites
! or rooms may be had by permanent or
transient guests. The cuisine is noted
for it's excellence and moderation in
price.
! Hotel Bristol at West Forty-eightt
street is another new hotel that Ii
helping both New Workers and other
permanent guests to winter pleasantly
I in New York this season. An air OF
cheerfulness Is always prevalent, for
| the management has been extremely
successful in its plans. At present
there are suites of two and three
rooms to be leased for nine to twelve
months. Hotel Bristol has been a ia
vorite with the army and welfare of
ficers.
Hotel Irving, facing Gramercy Park
is situated in one of the most delight
full sections of the city. While 1t 4
downtown, yet is is quite uptown ant
handy to all points of the city. OF
ferings arc being made of parlor, bed
room and bath, with meals for tw
persons. at unbelievable rates con
sidering the advanced cost Of every
|, thing. Hotel Irving is one Of tn
hotels under the efficient Knott man
agement.
Hotel des Artistes at / West Sixty
seventh street opened for the seasol
, last Wednesday evening, October
, The grill and restaurant were wei
attended and all present were invite'
, to inspect the spacious ballroom ant
dancing floors These are under tn
new management of Louis an
i Charles. formerly OF the Biltmore. ES
cellent table dhote dinners are serve
from TO . =. NJ. at $3.50. Fine musi
| Is afforded here and dancing on
| waxed floor should make the Hotel de
| Artistes popular place this season
The Ideal Quartet entertained at tn
| opening. with Vincent EsposltO sins
n ing tenor.
| At Thomas Healy's Golden GLADE
al Broadway and Sixty-sixth street
thrill is In store for those who appr'
ciate the unusual. Elsie and Paulse
furnish an Apache dance on ice tht
Is second TO none, and that is goir
some, for there have been many 81
! pert ice skating artists in New for