New Yorker at Large portrays high society and travel tidbits
A New Yorker at Large notes prominent figures like Norma Terris and Elsie de Wolfe and glimpses of Manhattan life. It mentions rooms in maternity hospitals, clubs by St Patrick’s, and a parade of social scenes from Fifth Avenue to Paris apartments, plus ships like the Buccaneer used in films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aw York
Corieda Inescort
Lady Astor
Broadway
Ben Ray Redman
Norma Terris
Jerome Wagner
Connecticut
George Washington
Holy Angels
Fifth Avenue
Union Club
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Elsie de Wolfe
Lady Mendl
Paris
Mexico
Millicent Rodgers
Countess Salm
Madison Avenue
Hudson
Washingtons Revolutionary HQ Now A Longstanding Restaurant
Riverside Drive hosts a restaurant with over six decades of history while Pearl Street features a 214 year old eating house. A green fence shelters the Fountain of Abundance at Fifth Avenue entry to Central Reserve as Joseph Pulitzer gift efforts are renewed for the city. Margaret Perry, noted red haired artist, appears alongside others in society’s art circles including a popular style mannequin. John Boles trained as a physician and served as an army interpreter. Hope Hampton evokes orchids and ermine in memory. Eleanor Painter, a Walkerville Texas singer, is part of the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Riverside Drive
Pearl Street
Fifth Avenue
Central
Rece
Sey
Joseph Pulitzer
Margaret Perry
John Boles
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