The Astor ballrooms and the rise of private salons
A vivid tour through New York's social season centers on Vanderbilt and Astor households. Private ballrooms, Moorish rooms, and bespoke decor rise as debutantes and society figures prepare for winter events, with servants, flowers, and culinary minds shaping each affair.
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Belmont
Belwont
Astor Palace
Fifth Avenue
Mra. Astor
Paris
New York
Astor
Netor'é Hunde
Roci So
Henry Clews
Jack Gardner
Conanteneis
Stance Merrifield
Tobacco, You All and Oddities of Literature in 19th Century Notes
A sprawling OCR fragment blends humorous letters from Columbia about the phrase you all, a Curiosities of Literature column, and tobacco lore. It recounts tobacco’s chemistry, religious reform reactions, and a stray plumber anecdote, all weaving social slang, historical snippets, and playful commentary.
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George la
L. Syith
Gong
France
Chat Rylow
Cuba
Peru
Pussett and Reman
Greely Asys
Tisqui
Slater
Gail
Sam Jones
Jones
Brother Jones
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Valtannilt
Teade Inn
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