The New York herald., 1921-01-23
Mems of Hotels
and Restaurants

The Poultry Show brought many
visitors to New York from all parts OF
the country and the hotels were
crowded. Special dinners and novelties
we're arranged at the restaurants. Along
Broadway the Strand Roof. Follies
Bergere, Little Club. Healy's. Murrays.
Janssen's and Churchill's all reported
large numbers of patrons from other
cities.
Miss Vera Maxwell now IS hostess for
the tea and dances at Delmonlco's.
The American Committee for Devas-
tated France at 16 East Thirty-ninth
street maintains a restaurant which Is
open to the public. The service Is by
voluntary workers.
The Aristocratic Restaurant in West
Seventy-second street under the man.
agement of Louis Saltzman makes
speciality of homemade Sunday dinners.
"Revels of 1921" satirical revue. had
it's first presentation last night in the
Crystal Room at Reisenwebers. The
miniature musical comedy was COM
posed and staged by Earl Lindsay. The
artists include Miss Sherrie Mathews.
Harry Jams. juvenile comedian; Miss
Ruth Wells, ingenue soubrette Jack
Wri-,..- eccentric dancer, and Verna.
.
With the downward trend OF prices.
Wenning's restaurant in West Forty
fifth street has revision in it's prices
in favor of its patrons In the table
d'hote dinners. The Hawaiian orches-
ira plays daily.
The Restaurant de Ia Paix at 423
Madison avenue. the latest of New
Yorl<'s dining places. was we'll patron
lied during the first week of its open
ing. The new system of non-tipping of
the walters is a success.
Murray's Roman Gardens have been
very busy during Poultry Show week.
Consistent with the lower prices, the
management has reduced the price on
the after theatre suppers and on the
In carte menu.
"Three Floors Of Good Cheer" is the
new Thomas Healy slogan for his res
taurants at Broadway and Sixtysixth
street. In addition TO the revue. the
"Show OF Sensations" at the Golden
Glades twice nightly, several orchestras
provide instrumental concerts and con-
tribute the latest hits in dance melodies
for the patrons.
The Beaux-Arts Supper Club. at the
Cafe des Beaux Arts, so West Fortieth
street. under the direction OF Miss kath-
ryn Mccarthy. caters to lovers of good
music and dancing at supper.
There will be stag one-step contest
o. ofi at ha "a N
Dance Palace on Tuesday evening. In
a contest of this nature men only par
tifipate. Later there may be compe-
titlon for young women only.
Miss Joan Sawyer will lead the grand
march at the annual ball Of the Dancers
club. to be held ut st. Nicholas Rink,
West Slxty-sixth street, on Wednesday
evening. January 26.
sharp's French Restaurant. at II East
Fifty-ninth street. under the personal
supervision Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp. now
provides splendid music each evening
during dinner and later for dancing
Sharp's is noted for its chicken dinners
on Sundays.
Janss rs Hofbrau House Is the head
quarters for the visitors of every cx-
hibition or special show In New York
Auto week. the Poultry show the Horse
SHOW. marine week bring 20 Janssen's n
host OF new diners. because Mr. Angus,
Jansen the manager, knows how to
suit the requirements OF his guests. His
menus and souvenirs always reflect the
current local events The best dance
music Is supplied.
The S. NJ. Robins Company. which con-
trolls Delmonico's. has taken over Miller's
Chambers street restaurant. at 277
Broadway. Extensive alterations are be-
ing made in the place.