New-York tribune., 1919-11-23

with dainty Dresden lady in the
center. The Empress Eugenie, CO.
quoting beneath her parasol, posed
on rare carved wood Italian cabinet
The silken panniers of the Empress's
costume could be raised to disclose q
wondrous candy box beneath; and a
miniature That's robed in satin brocade
reclned upon rose and golden couch
which also raised to show a place for
bonbons. Fluffy white kittens rolled
IN blue yarn candy boxes, whsle Aire-
the Bud" f1oated in, appropriately. from
the orchestra, and we are sure no one
felt in her heart minute older than
little Alice amid this harmonious dis
play OF luscious sweets which would
have ravished the heart of childhood.
COPELAND Townsend is going to play
'1ost to thousands at his Hotel Majes-
-ic next Thursday. At / o'clock dinner
is served, my lord, and home cooked
turkeys will be placed on tables to be
carved by the guests. Jugs of cider
viii also occupy the center of the
tables, and the grill is to be decorated
dancing floor will be occupied by
parties, and in the main ball room
guests of the hotel and their friends
will hold big dance.
There is no longer any "cafeteria"
at Reisenweber's. 1t is now buffet
-rill," which truth compels us to ad-
nit is much more imposing name
for this delightful restaurant Per-
sonally we agree with Shakespeare,
but to many people a name is unim-
portant, and some people said that
cafeteria sounded like those one-arm
chair restaurants, where you had to
get your food and eat it on yaur own
arm. Now, of course, Reisenweber's
is not like that at all. 1t is a very
gay and fcsplendant place, all done
n blue and white and gold with sixty
walters to wait on you--or rather one
of the sixty; you can't have all of
them. The decorations are by J. Ker-
kow, whose artistry has been employed
in the Vanderbilt and Ritz Carlton
dining rooms.
A special matinee performance Of
Cheer Up, New York." will be given
in Thomas Healy's Golden Glades
Thursday afternoon in honor of the
day: Mr.. Healy inaugurated this inno-
vation last year, and it met with such
success that he has decided to make it
an annual feature. A table d'hote din
ner will be served from in the af-
ternoon until evening, and the dinner
promises to be the kind that mother
used to make. Not only will the revue
be given in its entirety. but it will be
augmented by snecial features.
4 gala Thanksgiving Eve festiva!
will hold forth in the dining room of
the Moulin Rouge on Wednesday even
ing, and will be repeated again on
Thanksgiving night. A corps Of arti-
sans and decorators will take charge of
the place after closing time on Tues
day evening and during the night will
transform it into rustic cabin.
special program was arranged for
Horse Show week at the Cafe de Paris.
and they were rewarded with a capac-
lty attendance. The afternoon tea
dances which are held daily in the
main dining room from 8 to 6 are on
attractive feature Of this restaurant.
The. "Palais Royal Revue of 1918"
substantiates the boast of New York
ers that New York is always looking
for something new. Among the artists
who help to put the "par' in Palais
Royal are Desiree Lubovska, the mar
velous dancer; Kirk Bride, Helen Ford
Jean Tennyson and Natalie Atherton.
At Churchill's, too, special "Horse
Show week" was prepared, and eyery
table in the big restaurant was resrved
for the entire week - II. u.