The New York herald., 1922-11-08

hour and on through the evening Wnlie |
the returns were announced. others
were added at the supper hour. In that
hotel the festivities continued until
O'Clock this morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Van Riper had a party that
included Mrs. William +. Stafford, Miss
Judith NJ Smith. Peter II. Crossman
and Ralph II. Allen.
In the Vanderbilt a group OF women
acted as hostesses for William Harman
Black, Democratic candidate for SUI
preme Court Justice. They were Mrs.
John Enos Quinn. Mrs. Robins A. Lau,
Mrs. Mary Lilly, Mrs Virginia Pierson,
Mrs. Sarefield Lavelle. Mrs. John stat
ton O'Leary Mrs. Mildred kirschbaum,
Mrs. Frank Imhoff, Mrs. John Boylan,
Mrs. James Moran. Mrs. Edna Lyon
Hirst and Mrs. Abby Shea Hughes.
Others Are Hostesses.
Among those who had parties in the
Waldorf Astoria were Mrs Anna NJ
White. who had a party OF thirty
friends: w. j. Briggs of New York
with fourteen, Frederick Eisler, II. }.
Smith Arthur Upper. Stewart Jones.
r. II. Fitsch. Judge Samuel Kalich of
Jersey City, j. Emory, who had large
party OF men and women; j. IS. NC
Guire, DIR. Il. W. Spotwood of Mis-
soula. Mont: Mrs. George A. Alderman,
Col. and Mrs. James w. Woods and
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Sackville Browne
of Ottawa, Ont Mrs. William Wyatt
Noting of Baltimore, J. u. Dalrymple
of Montreal and Mrs. Harry Waugh of
Bluefield, W. Va.
Among those at the McAlpin wer5
Eyre Powell Of Omaha, John l.. Lenp,y
of Chicago, J. d. Low of Detroit,
Clarence l.. Paul and Robert +. Beasle%
OF Richmond, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. John 5.
A and
Mrs Herbert Il. Millar of New York with
a. party Of eighteen, Mr.. and Hrs. George
p. Lane of Stamford. Conn, and L. q.
McHugh of Brooklyn.
At the Martinique we're former Gov
ernor Brewer of Mississippi, w. 5. Bar
low. president of the New York Lions
Club, with large party of members and
their wives. and Mrs. Clark Wright OF
this city.
While not reaching the noisy qualities
of a. typical old time election night the
crowds were large at all the hotels ana
restaurants. One of the most con-
gested centers was the Biltmore. Speciai
arrangements to announce the returns
were made at all the Bowman hotels,
Including the Commodore, while at the
Westchester-B -Bltmore Country Club. in
Rye, the countryside had the additional
attraction of dance. There the orcheS-
tras were silrnced at frequent intervals
SO that the cancers might be made
familiar with the fates of their respec-
tive candidates. There a,so was an
election night dance in the nineteenth
floor of the Biltmore with 'specialties'
from time to time by Miss Mary Nc
Cord and Elliott Taylor. In the Com
modore the returns were read in the
main restaurant and the grill, as we'll as
in the lobby.
PLAIN Has Gay Parties.
In the Plaza a specially arranged
dinner was served In the grill and the
terraced dining room. In each the re-
turns We're thrown upon screens. Par
ties for dinner and the returns were
entertained there by Mr. and Mrs. Harry
$. Black, Mr.. and Mrs. John It. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Strong, Mr.. and
Mrs John Howard Ckild, MIR. and Mrs.
William A. Prime. Capt Gilbert p. Cot
ton. Col and Mrs Willis S. Paine, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry a. Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Benedict Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Goddard Leach, John ID. Lindsay.
Mrs. Arthur Gibb Mr.. and Mrs. Laur-
ent Oppenheim. Mrs. William Frederick
Stafford. Mrs. Vernon Howe Bailey, Mr..
James Lincoln Ashley, Miss Jane T.
Schmelzel and Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
English.
Hosts and hostesses of election night
parties in the St. Regis Included Miss
Marion Kemp. who had large party
of her young friends for her niece Miss
Gladys Kemp. Others wer, Mr. and Mrs
John A. Black. Mrs. Robert G. Mccain
of Chicago. Mrs. Arthur b. TwombIy,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Alexander. Judge
Richard Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs John \.
Randolph of Cuba Mr.. and Mrs Stan
ley Wolff. Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Tyler
or Philadelphia and Benjamin S. Weles.
Among the interested spectators there
were Baron Leopold Won Pepper and the
Baroness, better known TO the reading
public as Nine. Marie Jeritza. of the
Metropolitan Opera.
Mrs. Russell Hopkins was among the
many who had party for dinner in the
h1tz-Carlton and remained for returns
Restaurants Animated.
There were scenes OF similar anina-
tion at the various Fifth and Park ave
nue. restaurants. In Pierres there were
parties by the Duke and Duchess de
Talleyrand. Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Peter Hoguet, Mr.
and Mrs. Josiah Copley Thaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Karsner Stafford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner w. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Longfellow Crocker, Mrs. WILL
lam A. Slater and Mr.. Byron Goldsmith.
AT Sherry's for dinner and the returns
were Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Pagen-
techer. Mrs James b. Lowell Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph r. Day. Herbert l.. Dillon,
Q. A. Whelen and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Broks Nichols OF Philadelphia.
Returns were announced I'm the main
dining room and palm room Of the
Belleclaire Hotel George =. Nicholson,
Mrs. w. II. Harper, Walter Guzzardi
and Marquis dc San Miguel entertained
guests there.
At the Ambassador for dinner and the
returns were SIR. and Mrs Henry w. J.
Bucknall Of Glen Cove. l.. H. Mrs.
George a. Converse of Washington.
u. c.; Mrs. Seymour J. Hyde Of Green
wich, Conn. and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Dove OF Washington.
ROSSDALE, VETERANS