New York Society On Parade
New York Society On Parade
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At first thought this might seem to be a mistake, giving a suggestion of the impromptu with its attendant geniality and informality, to what should be an august and deliberate ceremonial. But deeper consideration will show that this very briefness of notice is a circum- stance full of pomp and prestige. It demonstrates that the hostess is a lady of such calibre that she need fear the rival entertainments of no lesser ladies on [94] NEW YORK SOCIETY ON PARADE the evening of her choice; that her ...in- vitations are paramount, to be eagerly accepted, no matter what else her guests had planned for that night. The only danger in this method that one of the few other hostesses of equal position with herself should chance to choose the same night for a ball of her own is avoided by each of these hostesses having secured the social rights to a certain week in winter for her annual ball, and on this week none of her equals would think of in- fringing.
The invitations inform the hostess's prospective guests that she will be "At Home" at half-past ten of a certain night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At first thought this might seem to be a mistake, giving a suggestion of the impromptu with its attendant geniality and informality, to what should be an august and deliberate ceremonial. But deeper consideration will show that this very briefness of notice is a circum- stance full of pomp and prestige. It demonstrates that the hostess is a lady of such calibre that she need fear the rival entertainments of no lesser ladies on [94] NEW YORK SOCIETY ON PARADE the evening of her choice; that her ...in- vitations are paramount, to be eagerly accepted, no matter what else her guests had planned for that night. The only danger in this method that one of the few other hostesses of equal position with herself should chance to choose the same night for a ball of her own is avoided by each of these hostesses having secured the social rights to a certain week in winter for her annual ball, and on this week none of her equals would think of in- fringing.
The invitations inform the hostess's prospective guests that she will be "At Home" at half-past ten of a certain night.
What to read after New York Society On Parade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph Pulitzer to read onlineMoreLess
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