[Rarebooks] fs: New York Social Register, 1921

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(No. 7792 )  [New York City] Social Register Association. SOCIAL REGISTER,
NEW YORK 1921: VOL. XXXV, NO. 1, NOVEMBER, 1920.
New York: Social Register Association, 1920. Flexible boards, Duodecimo, 13,
[1]-923 pages. Very good.
      Names and addresses of New York City's prominent citizens as of
November, 1920. Includes a 13 page directory of Dilatory Domiciles--people
who were too late registering to make it into the regular directory. There
is a useful list of "Married Maidens" which aids in locating married women
in the directory. Also includes a directory of the cities clubs and
officers. A valuable genealogical and historical reference. Bound in
flexible black boards with red rules and lettering. Small Brentano's
Booksellers label at lower inner margin of rear pastedown. Moderate
extremity rubs and wear.    $100.00
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