The New York herald., 1922-01-29


Wednesday at Delmonicos s
under the direction of Basil
Durant and Miss Mary McCord. who
viii appear at. midnight and o'clock.
Benny Kruger and the Brunswick
Orchestra will play.
The Palais Royal Gardens of Ner-
sail'es' is making new records for at
tendance this winter Paul White
mans orchestra plays. Miss Evan
Burroughs Fontaine dances.
The Chateau Thierry at Riverside
Drive and Eighty-fifth street Is more
than a restaurant, as lectures. civic
forums. card parties and dances are
held there. The palm garden is eight
stories above the street and overlooks
the Hudson.
The double vaudeville and skating at
Thomas Healy's Golden Glades Roof
with Eunice vernille and her Egyptian
Revue. and the twenty other headline
speciality acts and skating champions
will be superseded on Tuesday evening,
Feb. 7, by new form of entertainment
his California Serenaders.
Frisco and His Players entered upon
the fourth and final week of their en-
gagement in the Crystal Room of Reis-
enweber's. Columbus Circle and Fifty
eighth street. His withdrawal will
make way for the opening Of Sophie
Tucker.
iexi,t nd
at the Rendezvous will be continued
indefinitely. Gilda Gray, dancer, is
the chief attraction.
A new feature in restaurant enter
rainment is being offered every Sunday
night at the Ted Lewis Club.
Thelma, exponent of ''The Weird
Wiaki." dances nightly after the theater
at the Club Dansant in West Fifty
second street.
The cold weather has increased the
attendance in the tea and dances given
in the North restaurant of the Hotel
Astor each afternoon under the direc-
ton of Carl Mccormick.
At the Hotel Belleclaire at Broad
way and Seventy-seventh street, a
patrons and their friends. A library
and Thinking Room" are available
and a fine collection of paintings are to
be found in the lobbies and corridors.
In the shadow Of the Flatiron build
ing. Weeghman's first New York res
taurant opened last week at Broadway
and Twenty-sixth street. running
through the entire street with entrances
IL t~@<t.
The proprietors Charles II. and H. Il.
weeghman. have fifteen places in Chi
cago and other cities. The man
agement hopes soon to win the conf
dence of New York's public and open
similar chain In New York.
Having been closed for more than
year. Everards Baths opened last night
ut 28 West Twenty-eighth street. The
and refitted. There is new large
pool, 100 private rooms and a restaur-
ant.
At La Provence. In that old Chelsea
section OF New York at University Place
and Eleventh street, the furnishings,
the walls, the table cloths and, last but
nor least. the foods are Frenchy.
Inc cecil, AT BrOa0Way anu I>lnety-
fourth street. opened last week. A de
luxe dinner Is served and for theater
parties there is dining and dancing
Hoilander's Orchestra plays.
Combining n restaurant and an art ex-
hibitlon, the Peter Pan. just east of
Fifth avenue and Thirty-ffth street.
has been added TO the list Of dining
Places.
The Balconades Ballroom at Columbus
avenue and Sixty-sixth street opened
last week Busonie's orchestra. the
Dixieland jazz Band. plays syncopated
tunes.
The Hotel Association of New York
held it's annual dinner at the Hotel
tor last Thursday evening. There
we're several hundred persons present.
The guests OF honor were Charles NJ.
Schwab. George McAneny, Ogden L.
Mills and Augustus Thomas. Thomas ID.
Green. the retiring president. acted
as toastmaster and introduced the
speakers.
After complete redecoration from
cellar to attic and with furnishings only
TO be found In the highest type of hotels.
the wentworth, IN Forty-siXth street.
west OF Fifth avenue. opened last week
under the direction Of Thomas L. Har-
rison.
At the San Reno, occupying the block
from Seventy-fourth to Seventy-fifth
street, Central Park West, the restau-
rant is now one OF the main features of
the hotel. vintelesou and his orchestra
entertain with musical selections.
Shanley's. at Broadway and Forty
third street, now serves a popular price
luncheon.
Morris Dore. for five years manager
Of the Thomas Healy Restaurants. has
leased the entire main floor, which he
will have redecorated and add many
new features both in entertainment and
cuisine.
Tennis and Golf
AT Seabreeze