"How To Behave-Though A Debutante" 1928 POST, Emily Ivy League

"How To Behave-Though A Debutante" 1928 POST, Emily Ivy LeaguePOST, Emily [227] pp. Doubleday, Doran & Company Inc. New York 1928 First Edition 7 3 4" x 4 3 4" The foremost arbiter of manners, Emily Post, first published this book in serial form in Vanity Fair under the anonymous pen name Muriel. A satire on the unseemly behavior of the flapper generation, its intentional vulgarity was mistaken for truth. The release of the story in book form revealed Muriels true identity. Borrowing from both Anita Looss

early 20th century

and one of them a lethally dangerous playmate

Charles Cary Rumsey's works were included in exhibits at major museums and at the Armory Show in NY in 1913

Walter Edward Whitehead (20 May 1908 – 16 April 1978)

Cha Cha Guaguanco 2:51

My Love Affair with Jewelry' and 'The Collection of Elizabeth Taylor'

all point to a simple answer: find what you love and make it your life’s work

Limited edition of nine hundred and fifty copies

He was also a member of Larchmont

75"W x 3"H x 10"L

Jacket and book designs by Jack Wood

Each bespoke 'annuaire' features the renowned famous racing colours/ silks in the signature hunter green w/ diagonal red (1957-'71 w/ Hermes saddle brown) stripe of The H