The New York herald., 1922-12-03

crowded after midnight, the Clup Ddunou
and the Perroquet drawing the greatest
number. The Acacias. which closed Its
doors last week under the management
of Harry Pilcer, was reopened for the
armistice celebration under the manage
ment of Charlie Stuart. who has been
popular at the Club Daunou. Among
those giving parties were Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Cortis of New York, who have
been passing the last year at their villa
in Capri and are in Paris for a short
visit before sailing for America in De-
cember to pass the, holidays. They ex-
pect to return TO Italy early in February.
Among those who entertained pri-
vately on the occasion of the armistice
holiday was Mr.. Eugene Higgins. who
gave an elaborate stag luncheon at his
residence in the Place d'Iena- 1t was
also given TO his recent nomination as
knight Of the Legion of Honor. Among
those present were the American Ambas-
sador, Mr. Myron T. Herrick: Gen. Du-
bail. Grand Chancellor of the Legion of
Honor Mr.. Walter Berry. Mr.. Loril-
lard Ronalds. Major G. Creighton Webb,
Col. T. Bentley Mott. Mr.. Karrick Riggs,
Mr.. John Ridgely Carter. Mr.. Henry
Cachard. Major Valiant, NJ. A. Tirman,
NJ. Paul Dupuy, NJ. Georges Maurrison,
Admiral Guepratte, Corhte de Chaffault,
Comte de la Mazeliere, Marquis de La
bordet. Comte de Boisrouvray and Comte
de Cfrarnedo.
MRS. Henry Clews. Jr., Guest.
Mrs. Henry Ciews, Jr., was entertained
extensively during her short visit to
Parts last week. She came from Biar-
ritz, to be in Paris for. a few days with
her daughter. Miss Louise Clews, who
sailed on Saturday for New York to pass
the winter with her grandmother. Mrs.
Henry Clews
The dinner concert at the Ritz last
night was one of the best in its mu-
steal program that has yet been given
The old songs and dances in costume
rendered ~ M. and Nine. Lyon Clauzel
were particularly beautiful. NJ. de Villa
bella Of the Opera Comique. who has
grown to be favorite at the Ritz con-
certs. was heard again in several songs
and received his usual enthusiastic ap
plause. Mile. Jane Bourguignon, also
of the Opera Comique, was heard In
four or five songs. Among those Civ
ing dinner parties were Mr.. and Mrs
Charles D. Chaplin. Mr.. and Mrs. Prince
Hopkins. Lady Wilton. having as her
guests Baron Fould and Lady Stafford !:
Baron de Monaco, Baron Jacques de
der. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Graham. Mr..
and Mrs. C. C. Curtis. who have recently
arrived from New York: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Scarborough. Mrs. Tower Reilly.
Mrs. John Munroe, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
McCreery, Comtc and Comtesse dArge,
Mrs. Laurence Boggs, Mr. and Mrs. +.
Berry Wall. Mrs. Alastair Cameron. Mrs.
Addison Putney. Mrs. Arthur Wilzin.
Nine. Chase Casgyain. Mrs. John A.
Black. Mr. and Mrs. T. Reid Frazee.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carter. Baron and
Baronne Fouquier, Prince and Princess
de Chimay, Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Gianini
and their daughter and son.
The Ritz weekly dinner dance was as
gay as ever and smart In the matter OF
dress. There were about 500 dining
and several American parties, but no
really big parties Major Creighton
Webb entertained Duchess Durcal. Due
and Duchesse d'Albe, Comtesse O'Brien
and Marquis Boni de Castellane. Mrs
and Miss Rowan had as their guests
Mrs Mora Reid. a sister of Mrs. Rowan !;
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kingsley Macomber and
Mr.. T. Wilkinson. Mrs. John A. Black
entertained in honor of Miss Rida
Yerlxes. who is in Paris for a few days
on her way from England to ST. Reno.
fts
Mr.. Henry II. Morgan. the American
Consul-General In Brussels. had as his
guests his daughter, Confess Jean de
Maupas, Mrs. Benjamin Thaw and Com
tesse d'Aubigne. Others noticed we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rogers. Comtesse
d'Hautpoule VI. Leon Suares, Sir Morti-
mer Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Berry Wall.
Conte and Comtesse wachtmeister. Mr..
and Mrs Dudley Gilroy, Lady Hawtrcy
Mr. William Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs.
William o. Burton. Mrs. Leslie Cotton.
Gen. and Nine. Tauffieb, the Grand
Duke Alexander OF Russia. Mrs Ruth
erfurd Stuyvesant, NJ. Pierre LeCroix.
Mr.. William Roche. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lansing Perrin. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie Jo-
seph. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kennedy Tod, Mrs.
Bates Batcheller. Mime. Vieux Cue. Mrs.
James. Miss Carmen de Mora, Miss Ros-
lyn Robinson. Mr.. Ernest Ives. Mrs. Rod
ney Williams. Izzet Pasha, Mrs Newbold