The New York herald., 1921-10-09
New Terrnced
Dining Hall at
Plaza Opened
Pennsylvania Has New Pipe
Organ-News of Hotels
and Restaurants.

The opening last Monday night of the
new annex at the Hotel Plaza and its
terraced restaurant was attended by
many well known men and women OF
society. Fred Sterry had invitations ex-
tended for the new dining hall to sew
eral hundred guests. The new ballroom,
although not quite ready. Is already
booked for many notable events. James
Gabrey Will be assistant manager there.
This week marked the informal OPEN
ing Of the grill at the Hotel Commodore,
where there will be dancing and dining
from half past ten to one o'clock.
The Hotel Pennsylvania's main dining
room has fine new pipe organ which
IS played here in connection with the
orchestra
The Knickerbocker grill has reopened
with Joseph PAM as proprietor. Edward
Elkinss orchestra from Los Angeles
plays for dancing there.
Beginning next Tuesday afternoon tea
and dances will be held in the grill of
the Hotel Lorraine, Fifth avenue at For
'ty-ffth street, with Miss Cavenaugh in
charge.
At the villa Richard. CoytesviIIe, N.
j.. shore and chicken dinners are served.
The hotel has opened a new addition of
fifty rooms.
The management Of the Terra Marine
Hotel at Huguenot Park, Borough of
Richmond. will keep the hostelry open
the entire winter.
Tho formal recpening OF the Beaux
Arts took place last Thursday evening.
Among those having dinner parties were
Messr5. Hermann Oelrichs, George Jay
Gould, James G. Cooley. w. Hayward
Drayton 80. Harrison Fisher and Judge
A. J. Levy. The restaurant. which closed
during the summer months, has been en-
tirely renovated and is under new man
agement
At Reisenwebers there Is a weekly
change Of attractions. Commencing to-
right for the dinner and supper there
will appear foTthe week Pierce Keegan
and Miss Margie O'Rourke, Make"
Paul and Walter I.aVarrc. acrobats
Miss Narda Maureen, Miller and Fair.
singers and dancers Miss Sally Fields.
who also acts as hostess, In addition TO
Ben Bernie and his Players"
In the north restaurant of the Hotel
Astor one may dine quietly while over
le oking the crowd of humanity In Broad
way. For those who desire to dance
between Courses the Indian grill is at
tractlve. with the dance music provided
by Al Notary's orchestra.
Afternoon teas were started at the
Naldorf-Astoria last Monday under the
direction OF Mrs. Leonora Rector Crook.
Nahan Frankie is musical director of
the Hotel McAlpin. where he conducts
luncheon and dinner concerts In the rnoz-
zariine dining room. He also has So
iected dance orchestra for the dinner
and supper dancing from o'clock until
In the grill.
The Clarfdge supper and dances have
been popular with the baseball fang
fr,m out OF town attending the Giants
Yankees world series. Ernes. Hussar
ard his orchestra play for the dinner
concert and supper dances.
At the Carlton Terrace, az Broadway
and tooth street. a novelty has been in
trodrced by Irving Foldman. It's man.
agtr, In Thursday evening special gala
nights, when various theatrical persons
tnkc part In an impromptu entertain
mint.
Billy Arnold's new edition Society
circus will be presented on Friday
right at the Moulin Rouge.
The Pavilion Royal at Valley Stream
will renal, open all winter. The Penn
syIvania Hotel dance orchestra, which
Paul whiteman obtained for appear
ances here, plays for dinner and supper
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