The New York herald., 1922-01-01
Send Greetings by wireless.


The Biltmore- Commodore radio station
flashed greetings from the Bowman
hotels to ships on the Atlantic and from
the radio operators aboard them greet
ings were flashed back. Many amateur
radio operators in the vicinity of New
York also picked up the message and an
swered It.
Among those who had tables at the
Biltmore We're Messrs. A. III. Alderman,
r. J. Albright, ID. c. Afford. Alfred Bar
rett and Frank ]. Ball, Mrs. George
Bicknell, Gen. +. w. Burnside. Messrs.
Norman S. Becker. Frederick Block, j..
Henry Beekman. o. Elwin Barnes. r. Z.
Boderick. NJ. $. Baruch. Lee Bach and
r. J. Brown, DIR. p. S. Boynton. Messrs.
a. +. Crichton II. A. Creevy, J.. IL.
Charles, Standish Chard. John G. Glenn
son, J. w. Coyle, II. S. Clark, ]. T..
Donovan, II. r. Durant, George Ehret,
Jr, II. c.. Edridge, w. NJ. Freeman,
George Fearons. l.. A. Forsyth, Tor
rance Fisk, John II. Forsman. Robert
y. Gordon. r. =. Goodrich, Henry j..
Hartley. Edward +. Hart. Frank L.
Halligan, Henry Hoss and Stephen Hex
ter. Mrs n. w. Hopton. Mrs. A. VI.
James, Messrs. c. 5. Jacobson. Herbert
f. John. j. S. Keegan and Henry Lee
and DR.. J. r. Losee.
AiHOHS luObe WHO CGle &l INC
Commodore were Messrs William T.
Edwards, Gale Borden, James Barrett
w. G. Burns. 3. j. Durant. NJ. g. Fox,
$. 3. Finch, r. S. Griswold. l.. c. Har-
ris, NJ. II. Hall. C. II. Johnston, Arthur
a. Kohler. James j. Kelleher, II. ).
Kimbell. NJ. G. Lewis, Robert Landauer
+. A. Wilson. J. B. Stetson. II. \. Shaw
C. T. Shelton. Il. J. Skillman, II. j.
Shepard. Il. c. Taft, S, =. Taylor, 5.
Upton Frank and Alfred Waldron.
In spite Of extra day" conditions
reservations for tables piled In upon
Oscar of the Waldorf-Astoria, Vonderlin
OF the McAlpin Fred Reed OF the Clar-
idge and Theodore Tietze at Sherry's
More than 1000 persons were grouped
about the tables in the Waldorf Astoria
and all told there were more than 5000
celebrants in the Boomer hotel group.
In the roof garden Of the Waldorf
Astoria the Euphony Society. of which
Mrs. James j. Gormley is president. had
n midnight musical festival. In other
dining rooms of that hotel were Baroness
X. II. Won Klenncr. Messrs. J. S. Van
Ripper, David +. Butcher. l.. ]. Butts,
w. A. Benkiser and Henry Burn. Mrs.
c. A. Beer. Mrs. II. ID. Benner. Messrs.
George and Il. l.. Cummings. A. II. Du-
mont. Carlton Domnick. G. II. Il. Eagle,
Charles FircStonc, y. -. GibSon anu
Charles Gauchot. Col. Thomas A. H..
Hay, Messrs. John Helmuth, W. VI. How
ard. John Koopman and II. w. Kuh. Dr.
J. r. Lusee, Mr.. Arthur Leveridge. Or.
NJ j. Malament and Messrs. r. II. Morse.
J. w. Powers, w. II. Rankin. J. w.
Stokes and George II. Shaffer, Jr.
There were fully a thousand merry
makers at Sherry's and among them
were Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Gossler. Mr..
w. L. Walker. Mrs. Stephenson Miller.
Mrs. J. Il. Dietz. Mr.. and Mrs. w. \.
Walsh. MIR. and Mrs. Robert +. Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. George McNair. Mr.. and
Mrs. a. r. Villa, Mrs. Walter Roberts.
Mr. J. $. House. Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ.
Boomer and Mr.. Charles Strauss.
AZ the Hotel Astor which was as usual
the headquarters for many representa-
tives OF the Army and Navy in the city.
every one of several dining rooms as
well az the main ballroom were filled TO
capacity at the supper hour. In that
crowd we're Messrs. Paul st. Mars OF
Montreal, w. r. Taylor. f. IT, Taylor and
C. Y. styles Of London: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hamilton Of Albany. Col. G. a.
Ker OF London Mr.. John B. Little. Port
land. Me. Major Harold r. Loomis, Y.
s. A.. Major Clarence S. Maulsby. Y. s.
A.. and Mre. Maulsby and Lieut.. Com
mander Joseph r. Norheet, U. $. n.