The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-08
MIDST LIGHTER
SPHERES OF
.JOLLITY
THE RETURN OF members

the Capitals gilded Mayfair to
the city and their appearance at
lie Paradis and the Club Chan.
tecler are two events that occur
practically at the same time.
These twin Meyer Davis resorts
are, the nightly scene of some
smart entertaining.
A favorite dive sion is to divide
the evening between the two
places. Dinner at lie Paradis IL
followed by dancing at the Club
Chantecler, while the cause OF
variety is served by excursions
upstairs to LIE Paradis whenever
the mood prompts.
An arresting contrast IL pre-.
aented in the types Of dance
music presented at the two re-
sorts.
CLUB LIDO, THE Capitals
newest night club. got off to an
impressive start at the Hotel
Hamilton. Fourteenth and K SITS.
NJ w, yesterday.
- The specially constructed Lido
room, modelled after garden in
the famous Italian watering place.
made 4 most favorable impression
ION Lido patrons.
The wallis and ceiling are deli
acately tinted in mellow colors and
warmed by the suffused glow of
myriad indirect lights Of amber,
red and blue.
Baby spotlights throw soft rays
from foliage covered hooks on the
'bandstand, fountains and large
dance floor.
A special Lido band, comprised
OF Emory Daugherty. drummer;
Bob Oliver, saxophonist: Durward
.Bowersox. vio1inist: Fred Flanni.
gan, banjoist and vocalist, and
Walter Oliver. pianist. was en-.
Enthusiastically greeted on its debut.
Eileen Lally. the Lido Darling;
Nanny King, boy soprano, fresh
from triumphs in Atlantic City
night clubs. and other Lido ia.
vorites, supplied q poppy enter
tainmsnt program.
FISH AT CHESAPEAKE Beach
are hnngrier than ever just now,
and anglers are having the time
Of their lives. The third of a Sc
ries Of fall fishing excursions will
be held tomorrow. A special train
win leave District line at $3.50
a. M A large fishing fleet will
take the excursionists to points in
the bay. Prizes win he awarded.
HOtels, cafes, stores and refresh.
nlent booths are remaining open to
serve the fishermen.
SWANEE SEETHES WITH
preparations for a record. breaking
falk The big Meyer Davis dance
resort Is being groomed by Man.
ater J. w. Wood for favorable
winter, with special entertainment
events figuring among the high
lights of the seasons program.
Though full plans have not yet
been completed. it is understood
that Swanee plans for the season
Will include a series of amusement
Bpecialties OF type bra nd new to
washington.
The swanee syncopators, fea.
tlired musical attraction OF the
resort, are continuing to register
strong popularity.
PETER BORROS, HOST Of the
Spanish Village and Restaurant
Madrillon, is wearing his usual
radiant smile a little broader
these days as he contemplates
the opening of his new enterprise
in the Washington Building at
Fifteenth Street and New York
Avenue. In this palace Of pal.
atable delights some of the
features that have made the
present Spanish Village the pop.
ular rendezvous OF dinner dancing
and night CLUBBING Washington
will be moved to the new place.
Johnny o'Donnell and his Span.
ish Village Band, who are now
issuing tabasco music in the
Restaurant Madrillon for supper
from to and serving their
fourAlarr Instrumental concoc
lions at the night club from 10
till 2, will continue to supply the
rhythm In the new surroundings.
Chinto will he in the kitchen.
CenfNnt will hold forth in the
s.hakery