The New York herald., 1921-02-13
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT NOTES

Fred Sterry, proprietor of the Plaza
announces that the new addition now
building in West Fifty-eighth street will
be opened October 1 and will provide
wonderful facilities for entertainments
of all kinds. The new addition has been
carefully planned with the view OF
making the Plaza the rendezvous for
the smart social functions.
The second anniversary OF the Com
modore was celebrated with dinner
last week. A trainload of friends of
George w. Sweeney, vice-president and
managing director, came down from
Buffalo and other upstate cities The
Commodore Club of Buffalo, composed
of business men of that city. all friends
of Mr.. Sweeney. were present to con-
gratulate him on the success of the
Commodore. IAter the dinner the
guests went to the Midnight Frolic.
after which they returned to the Com
modore and attended the Old Guard
ball
Since Robert ID. Blackman, proprietor
of the Hotel Belleclaire, has taken over
the San Reno apartment hotel at Cen
trail Park West and Seycnty-fifth street
II has more OF homelike appearance
than ever before. The San Reno over
looks the Central Park, and while II Is
in the heart of the city very country
like atmosphere is to be found here.
Shanley's. at Broadway and Forty
third street, is now serving Sunday
dinner at noon and in tho evening.
During the evening an entertainment de
luxe is presented.
Llncoln's Birthday was ittingly cele-
brated yesterday at Murray's Roman
Gardens. West Forty-second street.
Southern melodies were rendered by
Miss Margarete Fenton. soprano. The
dining room was attractively decorated
for the occasion. Each Sunday a special
dinner de luxe is served throughout the
day.
There are few oyster bars In New
York where real oyster specialties may
be obtained. 80 in a few days Charles
Klein OF the Strand Billiard Parlors
will install popular priced oyster bar
where real oyster feasts will be in order
Crowds continue to fill the "Three
Floors Of Good Cheer" at Thomas Healy's
famous restaurant at Broadway and
Sixty-sixth street, where they have tho
choice OF the quick service grill or dining
room on the main floor. the dancing
rendezvous of the Balconades or the
entertainment provided by the Show OF
Sensations"
The Restaurant de la Paix at 423
Madison avenue is novel TO the extent
that II Is a tipless restaurant. The finest
service Is maintained by the manage
ment. yet the patrons are not bothered
with the usual annoyance of leaving a
gratuity for the walter.
Reisenweber's at Columbus Circle
and Fifty-oighth street. continues e
draw crowds TO It's two floors, where
unusual features arc provided for the
/ cnterta inment OF diners. In the crysta
room Earl Lindsays "Revels OF 1921
| Is presented twice each evening. botf
for dinner and after the theatre. In tho
paradise room, where Miss May Lesls
/ Is the hostess. Mile Norka and Mons
I Mario give nightly renditions OF IN,
| South American dances which have
made them famous below the equator
ciro's. on 'fntimatc" restaurant. wa,
] opened last Thursday evening. wher
many prominent persons helped celebrate
the event Ciro's Is iu the new Hote
/ Weyln, Madison avenue and Fifty
/ fourth street. and Is under tho direction
of Louis Jackson. formerly chef Al
Sherrys
/ This evening at tho Central Opera
| House. East Sixty-seventh street, the
annual ball Of Healy's Restaurant will
take place. The several hundred em
ployees arc working hard with Thomas
/ Heiy for grand success. as the pro-
/ ceeds will go TO the relief OF the distress
| in ireland. Many novelties will be pro.
! vided
Although wenning's has been opened
a comparatively short time at l2l Weu
/ Forty-ffth street. the restaurant ha'
| quickly acquired a splendid rcputs tic"
for serving an excellent Sunday dinaer
! Dancing Is provided daily ne well -
1 sunday