lEx ICtbrta SEYMOUR DURST fort WMMMP ^im^trjam. ojt Je lAanhatarus When you leave, please leave this book Because it has been said "Sver'thing comes t' him who waits Except a loaned book." DURST HE holder of this Credit- A Introduction will find particular interest in the announcements of the houses represented herein, which have been selected with care- ful regard for their responsi- bility, and are unqualifiedly recommended by the Harri- man National Bank. F ill 1 5 INDEX Page I Hotel Gotham 2 |j Bonwit Teller & Company 3 M Vantine & Company, Inc., A. A 4 H Aeolian Company 5 | Places of Interest 6-8 | Simon & Company, Franklin 7 I Lucile, Ltd 9 jjj Rolls-Royce Automobiles 10 jj Sulka & Company, A 11 1 Theatres 12-14 ■ Brooks Brothers 13 | Stern Brothers 15 H French & Company 16 m Gidding & Company, J. M 17 H Railroad Passenger Depots 18 I Hotel Belmont 19 I Hotel St. Regis 20 1 Bendel, Henri 21 1 Ferries 22 I Hotel Plaza 23 I Map, New York City 24 J Ehrich Galleries 25 — g Reinhardt, Henry 26 I H Dreicer & Company 27 | H Harriman National Bank 28 | I Hotel Biltmore 29 | J Hotel McAlpin 30 | I CREDIT-INTRODUCTION 31 lillllliUIIIIIllIIUUl GCTfcKAM A HOTEL l- OF REFINED T ELEGANCE, LOCATED IN W NEW YORK'S ; n SOCIAL CEN- TRE. EASILY ACCESSIBLE TO THEATRE & SHOPPING DISTRICTS. Single Rooms (show UAs) - *2 s -° U&fi* Single Rooms with baths - *3 S -? to*5°-? Double Rooms with baths - *3»to*8» WETHERBEE 6-WOOD FIFTH Aste ^FIFTY-FIFTH ST NEW YORK CITY L 2 lipiiiiii : afiM ffi INDIVIDUAL MODES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES who seek the "different" in Apparel Fashions BONWIT TELLER &>CO. fj/ue tSpecta/ty (Shop of Onquiatioru) FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET NEW YORK CITY : 1 he Oriental Store. MS a permanent exposition of things unique and rare, a wondrous Oriental Fairyland, where are displayed in endless variety exclusive fabrics, artistic bronzes, distinctive lamps, fine Oriental rugs, unique furniture, beautiful kimonos and evening coats, and thousands of other Oriental articles of art and utility for personal use or presentation purposes. When in New York, be sure to visit Vanline's, "the most interesting store in the world." In the ineantirr.e, Write for a copy of the Vantine Book It brings this wonderful store to your home and explains how you may shop by mail at Vantine's, no matter how far from Ne v York you reside. •A-A-VANTINE-e-CO-Ine- Fifth Avenue 39th Street . Mew York AEOLIAN HALL "New York's Greatest Music Store" Aeolian Hall is the home of the Pianola, the first and finest of player-pianos — of the Aeolian- Vocalion, the wonderful phonograph which has created a new order of perfection in phono- graphic tone — of the Weber, the Steele, the Stroud, and other famous pianos. It is the most beautiful commercial building — one of the most interesting show places of the greater city. AN INVITATION We cordially invite you to visit Aeolian Hall when you come to New York. Mention of this advertisement will insure an opportunity to see every interesting department of the great establishment, and admission to any current musical events given under this Company's direction. THE AEOLIAN COMPANY | "Largest Manufacturers of Musical Instruments in the World" AEOLIAN HALL NEW YORK LONDON PARIS BERLIN | ^'V-i 1 1 1 ! I:!:''!'.-.' i ! :i ,;, | : ;|. ;!■!:■: ,:i i ;M ; |. ; L1 i h.;! ii -l!,'!! !i : . 'i k^:, , ' 5 PLACES OF INTEREST American Museum of Natural History, Central Park W. and 77th Street. Appellate Division of the Supreme Court Building, 25th Street and Madison Avenue. Aquarium (Castle Ga.den— Old Fort Clinton). Battery Paik. Botanical Gardens, Bronx Park at 198th Street. B.onx Pk., S. Blvd. and E. 182nd and Pelham Ave. Brooklyn Bridge, Park Row and Gty Hall Park. Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Cathedral Heights, at 113th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Central Park, 5th to 8th Avenues, 59th to 110th Sts. Chinatown, Mott, Pell and Doyer Street'.. City Hall, City Hall Park. City Prison ("The Tombs"), Centre and Franklin Streets. College of the City of New York, Amsterd Avenue and 138th Street. Columbia University, Broadway and Amsterd Avenue, I 1 6*h to 120th Streets. Cooper Union, 8th Street, 3rd and 4th Avenues. Custom House, Bowling Green (Site of old Fori Amsterdam). Ellis Island, Immigrant Clearing Station, site of old Fort Gibson. Fraunces' Tavern, Broad and Pearl Streets. Grant's Tomb, Riverside Drive and 123rd Street. Hall of Fame. New York University, Sedgwick Avenue and E. 180th Street. Jumel Mansion, Edgecombe Avenue and 160ih Street Once Washington's Headquarters. Manhattan Bridge, New York terminus, Canal Street and the Bowery. am am llllllllllllll! I! ! ^illlllllllllllllllllllllWnilllllHIIIIIIIIIII^ jfranklin Simon & Co. I Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts., New York A Store of Individual Shops Specializing in Exclusive READY TO WEAR APPAREL At Popular Prices ■ Women, Misses, Girls and Infants ■ Men, Young Men and Boys Thirty Specialty Shops Under One Roof FALL AND WINTER STYLE BOOK "CORRECT DRESS" Mailed out of town upon application to Dept. O ■iffliillllllllllllllllllllllll PLACES OF INTEREST - Continued Metropolitan Museum of Art, Central Park opposite E. 82nd Street. Metropolitan Tower, Madison Avenue and 24th St. Municipal Bldg., Centre, Park Row and Reade Sts Chamber s Street runs through building. Navy Yard, United States Reservation, Wallabou! Bay, Brooklyn. New York Public Library, Fifth Ave. and 42nd St Police Headquarters, Grand and Centre Streets. Post Office, Broadway and Park Row. Produce Exchange, Whitehall and Beaver Streets. Queensboro Bridge, N. Y. terminus, East 59th St. Riverside Drive, from W. 72nd Street north to Dyckman Street, overlooking the Hudson. Singer Building, Broadway and Liberty Street. Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument. Riverside Drive and 89th Street. Statute of Liberty, Bedloe's Island. Stock Exchange, 10 Broad Street. St. Patrick's Cathedral, 5th Ave. to Madison Ave and 50th Street to 51st Street. St. Paul's Chapel, Broadway and Vesey Street. Trinity Church, Broadway, opposite Wall Street. U. S. Sub-Treasury, Wall and Nassau Streets. Site of Washington's first inauguration as President. Van Cortland Park, Broadway and 242nd Street. Washington Arch, Washington Sq., ft. of Fifth Ave. Williamsburg Bridge, Delancy Street, New York to South 5th Street, Brooklyn. Woolworth Building, Broadway, Park Place and Barclay Street. Zoological Park, Bronx Park, S. Blvd., E. 182nd Street and Pelham Avenue. New York, 9 THE >Vj** ^ ROLLS-ROYCE AT THE FRONT ROLLS-ROYCE "The Best Car in the World" A limited number of Chassis will be obtainable during this coming season — for particulars, address ROBERT W. SCHUETTE Authorized Selling Agent 236 WEST 54th STREET, NEW YORK CITY 1 • • ■ ■ ' '! lii^llililftliH^IIHiliSIBliSl 10 . Shirt and Cravat Makers Our good understanding of making shirts To -Measure has secured a large clientele of Particular Dressers. Shirts To- Measure from $5.00 upward. NEW YORK AND PARIS 34 West 34th St. 6 Rue de Castiglione F 1 ii THEATRES Academy of Music, 14th Street and Irving Place. Alhambra, 7th Avenue and 126th Street. American Theatre, 8th Avenue and 42nd Street. Astor, Broadway and 45th Street. Belasco Theatre, 44th Street, near Broadway. Broadway Theatre, Broadway and 41st Street. Bronx Theatre, 3rd Avenue and 149th Street. Casino, Southeast Corner Broadway and 39th Street. Century Theatre, 62nd St. and Central Park West. Circle Theatre, Broadway and 60th Street. City Theatre, 14th Street, opposite Imng Place. Colonial Theatre, Broadway and 62nd Street. Columbia Theatre, 7 til Avenue and 47th Street. Comedy Theatre, 41st St. bet. B'way and 6th Ave. Cort Theatre, 48th Street, E. of Broadway. Criterion Theatre, Broadway and 44th Street. Eltinge Theatre, 42nd Street, W. of Broadway. Empire Theatre, Broadway and 40th Street. Forty-eighth Street Theatre, 48th St., W. of B'way. Fourteenth Street Theatre, 107 W. 14th Street. Fulton Theatre, 208 W. 46th Street. Gaiety Theatre, Broadway and 46th Street. Garden Theatre, Madison Ave. and 27th St. Garrick Theatre, 65 W. 35th Street. George M. Cohan Theatre, Broadway and 43rd St. Globe Theatre, Broadway and 46th Street. Gotham Theatre, 165 E. 125th Street. Grand Opera House, 8th Ave. and 23rd Street. Harris Theatre, 42nd Street, near 8th Avenue. Hippodrome, 6th Avenue, 43rd and 44th Streets. Hudson Theatre, 44th Street, near Broadway. Hurtig & Seamon's Music Hall, 209 W. 125th St. 12 ESTABLISHED 1818 CLOTHING MADISON AVENUE COR. FORTY-FOURTH STREET NEW YORK Telephone Murray Hill 8800 Newport Branch 220 Bellevue Avenue Boston Branch 149 Tremont Street BROOKS BROTHERS' New Building, less than a block East of Harriman National Bank, opposite Hotel Biltmore; con- venient to Grand Central Terminal, Subway, and to many or" the Leading Hotels and Clubs CLOTHING Ready made and to measure for Every Requirement of Men and Boys' HATS, SHOES, HABERDASHERY, TRAVELLERS' ACCESSORIES 13 THEATRES Continued Irving Place Theatre, 13 Irving Place. Keith's Union Square, Union Square and 14th Street. Keith's Harlem Opera House, 205 W. 125th St. Knickerbocker Theatre, Broadway and 38th Street. Liberty Theatre, 234 W. 42nd Street. Lincoln Square Theatre, 1941 Broadway. Little Theatre, 44th Street, W. of Broadway. Long Acre Theatre, 48th Street, W. of Broadway. Lyceum Theatre, 149 W. 45th St., near Broadway. Lyric Theat.e, 42nd Street, near 7th Avenue, i Madison Square Garden, Madison Ave. and 26th St. I Manhattan Opera House, 315 W. 34th St. nr. 8th A. Maxine Elliott's Theatre, W. 39th St., near B'way. |i Metropolitan Op. House, B'way, 39th and 40th Sis. Moulin Rouge, Broadway and 45th Street. Murray Hill Theatre, Lexington Ave. and 42nd St. I New Amsterdam Theatre, 214 W. 42nd Street. , New Palace Theatre, 44th Street, near Broadway. New Star Theatre, 1714 Lexington Avenue. Olympic Theatre, 143 E. Nth Street. Palace Theatre, 47th Street and Broadway. 1 Park Theatre, 8th Avenue and 58th Street. I Playhouse, 48th Street, near Broadway. ■ Plaza, Madison Avenue and 59tS Street. 1 Proctor's Fifth Avenue, Broadway and 28th Street, jj I Proctor's 125th Street, 112 E. 125th Street. 1 Republic Theatre, 42nd Street, near Broadway. I Savoy Theatre, 112 W. 34th Street. 1 Thirty-ninth Street Theatre, 39th Street, near B'way. jj 1 West End Theatre, 368 W. 125th Street. ( Winter Garden, Broadway and 50th Street. | Yorkville Theatre, 157 E. 86th Street. 14 E STERN BROTHERS NEW YORK'S MOST CEN- TRALLY LOCATED DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT where out-of-town patrons will always find — under ideal shopping conditions — the better grades of Wo men s, M isses and Children's Apparel and Accessories, Dry Goods, Furniture, Rugs, Etc. from the foremost manufacturers of Europe and America, at very reasonable prices. Our Mail Order Service extends over the whole globe, because of our unexcelled facilities for serving patrons promptly Jj and satisfactorily. Send your name and address for nen> Autumn Fashion Booklet just published, also "Xmas Suggestions" to be issued later. WEST 42d and 43d STREETS (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) NEW YORK IllllllllllllllllilllillllllllllllSllllllflfillifllillllil! 1 15 FRENCH & CO. ANTIQUE TAPESTRIES FURNITURE AND EMBROIDERIES INTERIOR DECORATIONS 6 EAST 56TH STREET NEW YORK ANTIQUE TAPESTRIES many of recent European private ownership. Our present collection or Tapestries is the largest in the United States, and in quality and rarity it ranks amongst the most important in the world. «J TEXTILES— Spanish. Portuguese and Italian Velvets- DAMASKS and EMBROIDERIES from the Fifteenth to the Eighteenth Centuries. €] FURNITURE — important speci- mens principally of the Italian Renaissance. 16 564 -566 and 568 Mth At* nUC.^ 46 T %.o 47 T "STS /'The Paris'Shopof America' of tfaris^ashio/is 8/nlraciny practically every successful model introduced by eacA of t/ze noted Couturiers MndcA(odistes of zrarts GOWNS WRAPS SUITS COATS • BLOUSES MILLINERY FURS PARIS WASHINGTON CINCINNATI 17 RAILROAD PASSENGER DEPOTS Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, rommunipaw, Jersey City; ferry from foot Liberty or West 23d. Central Railroad of New Jersey, Communipaw, Jersey C ity ; ferry foot Liberty or West 23d. Central Railroad of New Jersey, Communipaw, Jersey City; ferry from foot of Liberty or West 23d; steamers from foot of Cedar or West 42nd connect with trains at Atlantic Highlands, N. J.; during summer. Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad, foot Newark and Kerry. Hoboken, N. J.; ferry from Barclay, Christopher, or West 23d; and Hudson River Tubes, Hoboken Terminal. Erie Railroad, Pavonia Avenue, Jersey City; ferry from foot Chambers or West 23d; and Hudson River Tubes, Eric Station. Grand Central Term., 42nd St. and Park Ave. Lehigh Valley Railroad, Communipaw, Jersey City; ferry from foot Liberty or West 23d. long Island Railroad, Long Tsland City; ferry from foot East 34th and Peon. R. R. Station. N T. & N. Y. Railroad (branch Erie), Pavonia Ave., Jersey City ; ferry from ft. Chambers or West 23d ; and Hudson River Tubes, Erie Station. New York Central & Hudson River Railroad, Grand Central Terminal, 42nd and Park Avenue. N Y. & Greenwood Lake R. R. (branch Erie). Pa- vonia Ave., J. C. ; ferry from ft. Chambers or West 23d; and Hudson River Tubes, Erie Station. New York & Harlem Railroad. Grand Central Ter- minal, 42nd and Park Avenue. New York. New Haven & Hartford R. R., Grand Central Terminal, 42nd and Park Avenue. N. Y., Ontario & Western R. R., Weehawken, N. J. ; ferry from foot Cortlandt or West 42nd. N. Y. & Putnam R. R. Co., W. 155th and 8th Ave. N Y Susquehanna & Western. Montgomery, J. C. ; ferry from foot Chambers or West 23d; and Hudson River Tubes, Erie Station. Northern R. R. of NT. J- (branch Erie) Pavonia Ave T. C. ; ferry from foot Chambers or West 23d ; and Hudson River Tubes, Erie Station. Pennsylvania Railroad Co., Penn. R. R. Station, 7th Ave and 32 H d, Hudson Term. Bldg. ; ferry from ft. Cortlandt and Desbrosses; also Hudson River lube connection to Penn. R. R. Station, Montgomery, Tersey City. . Pliila. and Reading R. R. Co.. Communipaw, J. C. ; ferry from foot Liberty or West 23d. Staten Island Railroad; ferry from foot Whitehall St. to St. George and Stapleton. West Shore Railroad. Weehawken, N. J., ferry from foot Cortlandt or West 42nd. Illlllllllill 18 I Ifotel pfelmont | Jforts=seconS> Street at lparfc Brenue Mew Korfc 1 An hotel of the highest class complete in every jj detail. I Seven hundred attractive rooms and apartments. l| We would welcome you here and try to make you look upon this hotel as your New York home. Hotel Belmont I 1L.