Seasons come and seasons go, but one season always seems to catch our eye - that is, the social season. Seven years ago, we announced a thrilling shift in society. Beginning with the lovely and beautiful Miss Carolina Broud (though she prefers to be...
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Seasons come and seasons go, but one season always seems to catch our eye – that is, the social season. Seven years ago, we announced a thrilling shift in society. Beginning with the lovely and beautiful Miss Carolina Broud (though she prefers to be called Lina by her closest confidants), society has since moved in a - be it interesting - way. Now, instead of society consisting of only old names and old money, it now holds those with new names and new money. As we called it, the beginning of an age of wealth without class. No one knows what the next seven years have in store, but you can be sure – we will be here to tell you of it.
-From the "Gamesome Gallant" column in the New York Imperial, Friday, June 28, 1907
