The New York herald., 1921-10-18
Society Dances as
Mem Club Opens in
One Time Stable
Building Formerly Occupied by
Mrs. Goelet's Horses Is Now
Spanish Garden.

The largest assembly OF society last
night was at the opening Of the Club
Royal. new supper club. at East
Fifty-second street. where. following the
closing of the theatres, more than 100
went for refreshment and dancing In an
atmosphere suggestive of a Spanish
garden. The location was once Mra
Ogden Goe.et's stable. but all suggestion
of it's forn.er use has been obliteratcd
by architectural changes and new de'o-
rations
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson took
q party that included Count and
Countess Dru, Lady Dean Paul, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Dallas Baoho Pratt. Mrs.
Belniont Tiffany and Messrs. James
Sheridan. Joseph Kennedy and John
Moffat In a parry with Mrs. Marjorie
Oelrichs were Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer ScHlff
ODonnell Iselin. and near them sat Mr..
Sidney Dillon Ripley with a group of
guests, which included Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
q. Emmet, Jr., Mrs. David Calhoun. Mrs.
John w. Kiser Major Lorillard Spencer
and Mr.. Frazier Jslke.
Mr.. and Mrs. jay Gould and Mr.. ard
Mrs. Martin Brown Saportas had supper
with Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Gould. Jr.
With Mrs. Biddle Duke were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Il. Frelinghuysen. who
arrived from Europe last week; Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Gouverneur Wellrnan and
MIR. Edwin Kane. In party with Mr..
and Mrs. James T. Terry were Mr.. and
Mre. Robert Graves, Mrs. Florerce
schirn1er. Lord Victor Paget. Capt. Peiro
Civalleri, Naval Attache of the Italian
Embassy. and Mr.. Antonio Figeoro.
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Mrs Jorge Andre, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Lewisohn and Mr.. M. M. Richardson
were guests of Miss Genevieve Clendenin.
and with Mr.. Andre Lord we're Mr.. and
Mrs. James p. Vogel, Miss Olivia Thomp-
son and Mr.. Wyllys Rossiter Bettsr Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Henry Cartinell, Jr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphe A. Werzell
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll L.
Wainwright At an adjoining table were
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis T. L. Van Buren,
whose party included Mr.. and Mrs. Gris-
void A. Thompson, Mrs, Alfred N.
Beadleston and Mr.. w. Trunbull
There was a party with Mr.. and Mrs.
Reginald L. Hutchinson that included
Mr.. and Mrs Harold C. Richards. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Wallace Shaffer. Miss Susan
Sturgis Stewart of Philadelphia and Mr..
John Carney. Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
Warpurton nad q party OF young men
and women. which included the Misses
Isabelle McMillin. Virginia de Haven and
JJdith Names and Messrs Emerson Nc
Millin. John Mcguire and Bennett Mari.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Stuyvesant Chan
lsr gave a dinner party in Delmonico's
last night. Mrs. T. J. Oakley Rhines
lander was there for luncheon.
Among tAose who Joined friends for
luncheon in the Plaza yesterday were
Mrs Henry w. Taft. Mrs. william Will
1oughby Sharp. Mrs. Charles T.. Mitchell
and Mrs. Guy Brewster Cady Of Detroit.
Mrs o. H. p. Belmont entertained at
dinner there last night.
Mrs. Lydig Hoyt. Mrs. Ormond G.
Smith, Mrs. ]. Rich Steers Mrs. K. N.
Potter. Mrs. George H. HUM. Jr. Mrs.
Roy Rainey and Mr. William III. Wander
bilt were in the luncheon company In
Pierre's yesterday.
Mrs. gornelius II. Tangeman Herbert
r. Smithers and Mrs. Henry S. Prltchett
viii give dinner parties at the opening of
the Moresque Room in the Ambassador
Hotel tonight. The occasion will mark
the first appearance Of Tanasi Kodolban
and a Rumanian orchestra from Paris.