DAVID PATRICK COLUMBIA'S
Social Diary• September 30, 2020

Hop, skip, and a jump

A busy rainy day in New York, anticipating the Debate that night but dining out as a guest at a birthday dinner of a friend, and in an only-in-New York evening on the town...

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Thursday, September 10, 2020

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Turning day into night

Social Diary• September 10, 2020.
On the second day of New York back from the Summer, the town was out and the city was jumping, While on the West Coast and central California, the fires were turning day into night; Paige Peterson reports. ... READ MORE

Wednesday, September 9, 2020

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Society As He Found It

Social Diary• September 9, 2020.
When they were wild about Harry and what and who came of it for him, a boy from Baltimore looking to make a man of himself in the city in the Gilded Age... READ MORE

Tuesday, September 8, 2020

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JILL KREMENTZ PHOTO JOURNAL: BEDS AND THEIR BEDFELLOWS

Guest Diary• September 8, 2020.
There’s more that goes on a bed than a weary head... READ MORE

Monday, September 7, 2020

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In little ole Manhattan

Social Diary• September 7, 2020.
Beautiful days, End of Summer, Back to New York; for some, not for others; Remembering 2003 when local “talk” was about two sisters, mid-teen, famous for hitting the late night clubs in Southampton; what became of them, and it... READ MORE

Friday, September 4, 2020

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No Holds Barred: Fearless fashion and high humor

Guest Diary• September 4, 2020.
Blair Sabol, a fashionographer if there was one, takes us on a tour of today and finishes off with a look at Helmut, “the granddaddy” of it all... READ MORE

Thursday, September 3, 2020

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Finding our way back to Community

Social Diary• September 3, 2020.
The town’s hardly around and the restaurant openings are getting tossed around by the politicians; and DPC is reminded of the changes in Society, and how one man turned a notorious public reputation into a gift for the world... READ MORE
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Schulenberg’s Page: Back in the Spring of ’75

Guest Diary• September 3, 2020.
Bob attends a premiere starring Streisand, dines with a friend from Paris who knew Cocteau, and chills with Richard Falcon at delicious dinner party... READ MORE

Wednesday, September 2, 2020

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A Colorful 100 Years of Tennis in Black & White

Palm Beach• September 2, 2020.
As we head out to the U.S. Open this week, albeit virtually, Christine Schott highlights the lives of three centenarians — each of whom has shared a lifelong love of tennis: Dr. William Manger, Robert Ryland, and Ted Withall... READ MORE

Tuesday, September 1, 2020

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The order of business

Social Diary• September 1, 2020.
A beautiful end-of-August day in New York, reminding the boy of this time of year and its changes and transition that we grew up with including the word Society... READ MORE
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What to Wear to the “Drive-In”

Guest Diary• September 1, 2020.
The What To Wear Girls, Hilary and Karen, cover the fashion of the newly revived Drive-Ins where Distance also varies... READ MORE

Monday, August 31, 2020

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Jill Krementz Photo Journal: LOOKING BACK AT THE GOOD OLD DAYS OF POLITICAL CONVENTIONS

Guest Diary• August 31, 2020.
Looking back on nine political conventions, including the 1972 Republican jamboree, which my husband Kurt Vonnegut and I covered together for Harper’s Magazine... READ MORE

Friday, August 28, 2020

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For that is our lot

Social Diary• August 28, 2020.
Sunny, hot day, finished off by short, but torrential rains; plus the positive stories that the photographic and artist’s images tell us about ourselves... READ MORE
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No Holds Barred: The Norm … as in Porn!

Guest Diary• August 28, 2020.
Blair Sabol addresses the changes in our times including the pornification of certain areas of our culture, as well as the roots we all depend on... READ MORE

Wednesday, August 26, 2020

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Stage Door

Palm Beach• August 26, 2020.
Palm Beach Social Diary. Augustus Mayhew recounts the seven years he worked for Zev Buffman Entertainment in Palm Beach, Miami and New York with stars and stars and Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, and the show must go on, no matter what or WHO!... READ MORE
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Under fire

Social Diary• August 26, 2020.
Very warm (and muggy) here in New York but way out West in California, 14,000 firefighters are fighting 365 fires covering more than 1.25 million acres. Paige Peterson reports for the NYSD... READ MORE

Tuesday, August 25, 2020

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Going Green Is The Only Way to Grow

Guest Diary• August 25, 2020.
Barbara Hodes is back with a review of outdoor greenmarkets all of over the city if you’re looking for tasty fresh food (and to support local farmers in New York State). Don’t miss... READ MORE
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Big Old Houses: A Whole Lot of Crazy

House• August 25, 2020.
John Foreman gives of the history (and a tour) of houses on the corner of Fifth Avenue and 82nd Street as well as the apartment tower rising high above them all in 1977... READ MORE

Monday, August 24, 2020

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Jill Krementz Photo Journal: A Remembrance of Summers Past or In Search of a Lost Time

Guest Diary• August 24, 2020.
A reminiscing of summer pleasures on Long Island’s East End before life got upended... READ MORE

Friday, August 21, 2020

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Private Moments: Photographs from Another Era by Bob Colacello

Guest Diary• August 21, 2020.
Bob Colacello, the quintessential New Yorker, author, man-of-the-world, is having an exhibition of his in-the-moment photos of the world at the Newport Museum of Art: Sam Bolton and Norah Diedrich interview the man about his life... READ MORE

Thursday, August 20, 2020

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Debbie’s Week at a Glance: Kids, Kitties, and Karma

Guest Diary• August 20, 2020.
Hamptons does Debbie — a luncheon for Sharon Hoge; a dinner at Hearst-McInerney’s; a dinner at Argento with Bushnell and Durning; and at home with the kids and the kitties... READ MORE

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