The New York herald., 1922-12-03

PARIS, Nov. IS.
w IITH the exception of the Ar
W mistice Day festivities. the
last week has taken rather
dull turn socially. and Parisians
have been making plans for the win
ter on the Riviera or at ST. Moritz.
Armistice Day was celebrated with
merrymaking as well as in serious
way. Ciro's was beyond doubt the
gayest spot in Paris. The occasion
was not only the celebration OF the
armistice holiday, but the opening Of
beautiful new dining room which
enables this popular restaurant to
seat at least 500 diners. There were
more than that number for, the open
ing. The decorations were, of course.
the flags Of the Allies, and with the
distribution Of noisy favors the gaye-
ties reached a high pitch before mid
night
Among those noticed dining were Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Fleischmann, entertain
ing a party Of friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Berry Wall and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Carter were with a party. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry S. X. Williams entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Migletti, Mrs. Hubert
Adams, Miss Minette Adams. Mr. Porter
Woodruff. Miss NJ Mcmillan and Mr..
Robert Duell. Mr.. and Mrs. Clement
Hobson entertained Lady Hawtrey, wife
of Sir Charles Hawtrey, the actor: Mr..
and Mrs. Dudley Gilroy. Comte de Lyrot
and NJ. de Montal. Mr.. Earle Hop
ping. the polo player who has just ar
rived from America on his way to
Cannes for tho winter polo games, was
with a party of friends and others
noticed were the Grand Duke and
Grand Duchess Boris of Russia: Prin-
cess Of Kapurthala, Mr.. Alfred Grisard.
Mr.. Fred Hoey. Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd
Toulmln, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie Joseph. Mrs.
Ruth Brandeis, Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
Preston, Mrs. Morris r. Volcl, Mrs.
Ruby Melville, NJ. Henri Letellier, Cap
tain Molyneux, Mrs. Helen Gwynne,
Mr.. Erskine Gwynne- Mr.. William Chap
man, Mrs. Forest : ar. Mrs. John War
den, Mr. Eaton Cromwell, Mr. Edwa rd
Curley, Mrs. Reginald Ronalds, Mr. Err
nest Ives with a party, OF friends. Mr..
and Mrs. William o. Burton, Duchess
Sforza and Mrs. John A. Black, who Is
sailing early in December to pass the
Christmas holidays in New York.
The Cafe dc Paris was a close Sec
ond it its gay parties. The decora-
tions there too were the colors of the
Allies. Among those dining were Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Burns. Marquis and
Marquise de Dion, Mile. dc Lareinty.
NJ. Guimier with a big party. Colonel
Blaychard Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Blumenthal.
Colonel Clark, Lady Chalet and Lady
Bower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fielder Entertain.
The Union Interalliee made feature
OF Its regular Saturday night dinner
dance to celebyate the armistice and
there were several American parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Fielder. who
are leaving next week for the Riviera
and Egypt, entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Robins and Mr.. Page. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Bullwin<le and Miss b. Bullwinkle
were with party. Mr. and Mrs. Ben
janin Conner. who have just returned
from London. were with friendss Mr..
and Mrs. Frank w. Perkins wero enter
tanning party, and Mrs John A. Black
and Nine. Chase Casgrain were In
another party. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Phillips were giving a farewell party
before. going to Monte Carlo.
Claridge Hotel was still another gay
spot with a grand gala dinner dance.
June Day and Jack Gavin were the
dancers. The decorations there, too.
were flags and the favors were flags,
drums and noisy contrivances.
Paillard's restaurant also had gala
dinner and dance, and it was the same
n al arsho
table to he had and late comers were
turned away. Mr.. and Mrs " e.
Coffin were giving farewell dinner be-
fore leaving for India, China and Japan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wright Of
Cleveland, Ohio. were entertaining for
the last time before leaving for Algiers
to pass the winter.
The popular dancing houses were