The evening world. Newspaper, December 27, 1922, Page 9

sche “sa. fast ea e e 2ae THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1922." ant of .| Packham and J. R. R ge’ for the privilege of doing poth. $7; The hotels plan to do a bigger bus-| pin, $6; Martinique, §6. Astor are those of iness than ever before, They have] The Hotel Men's Asnociation ex-/have thirty gues' consistently refused to proffer the|pects that 100,000 men and women] with sixteen gu cup that cheers and brings the head-|will usher in the New Year in New ache, and since Mr. Yellowley's and Mr, Bolan's mucilage sleuths have threatened all kinds of things against those places which were have gold, or’ allowed to the potent snifters, the hc of yore have apparently de forgive and forget, and are to go once more In droves to th; restaurants. For ihstance—the Astor 5 AY NOT BE WET BUT WILL BE JOLLY York's hotels, to say nothing of the celebrants at the country clubs in the metropolitan district. ‘The West- Kegg and W. A. Huenecke eee UNANIMOUS, quaffed, |to entertain 800. More “than 100 fraternal lodges oJand social clubs will hold their cele- 2} brations within looking distance of the bright leh are entertaining Hotels and Restaurants Pre- pare for a Celebration of “o!4 Fashioned Kind. ‘The editor: Did you get an: to our query Can $5,000 a week withou Copy reader: Yes, the same. / t do they hay?" New York simply WILL have its/ surance that no A cep henche.) seven orchestras will be playing at titel yr 1, Wallic New Year's celebration zero hour, th, Hi rd New York prefers it wet, but wil] The Bilt pdore arelieck, A. Re Philip Davis, ~ take It dry—if necessary, New York likes to see small figures already pa ton lists) X D. Burd to the golden knobs on the top of the will be County , OM the waiter’s check, but will puy |] two flagpoles © 1. D. Gibbs of the Bronx; the big ones if nec y The Waldorf will have its usual] ngell Alexander, Mrs. A. J New York may have a y | duota of ¢ have Ne 01 Herbert Asher, Robert H Year's celebration—and each cele same table , , Walter Bishop, but ft will certainly have one which | since the e. and the hostelry Bicknell, % reminiscent of the days when 'the| will also open every available ban price included ample liquid refresh-|aquet and a younger tainment for his guests. The » Ment for the host and similar enter- oe mont Davison, © New York's popular cabarets will Mast chair and such plac R charge from $15 along the F y|monico’s, Sherr and Pierre's an Alfred L. Faweett, Joseph [ < i district to $8 on the less lighted expect a phenom: ; aouraad’s Streets for the privilege of eating « dance Mrs. Frank Manyille, good meal and watching the knovk-} Here are some of the «announced | Moon, Norman Markwell, I". W. Net- Among the large parties at the Harris, who will Joseph Gros, : Frank Locker and twenty guests; Samuel B. Ballou, Mrs. R. W. Foater, Mre. L. M. Gethro, W. C. Heaton, George West, Hugh Vinnis, George P. Doelber, reputed to|chester-Biltmore, for instance, plans} Hoag, H. B. Stephens, H. H. Me- (From the Youngstown Telegrant.) oman ating? they are a) f them say they would like to ie wl w. J Oriental Cream Charge purchases made on the 28th, aoth or oth of this month will appear on bills rendered Feb. rst. | Pest & Co. Fifth Averiue at 35th St.—N. Y. | INVEST THAT CHRISTMAS CHECK | IN A SMART ‘fur Trimmed COAT | OUR AFTER-CHRISTMAS EVENT IS NOW IN PROGRESS \\ Wi omens $70 | $85 $110 | $145 LOWEST PRICES OF THE SEASON Hundreds of new coats, made | specially for us by the houses | that supply our handsomest and best Winter coats. Furs selected by an expert, and worthy to adorn such luxuri- y ous materials. Every garment beautifully tailored and FURS lined throughout with heavy crepe de chine or MATERIALS ie novelty crepe silk and crepe back satin. 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