House of mirth; when Benjamin Sonnenberg lived here, it was party central

Article Abstract:

Public relations executive Benjamin Sonnenberg owned a Gramercy Park house from 1945-1978 and quickly created a reputation, not only for his public realtions work, but also for the parties held at his house.

New York, Buildings and facilities, Celebrities, Homes and haunts, Sonnenberg, Benjamin

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The crew: the making of a Hamptons hostess

Article Abstract:

Among the staffers needed to run the Hamptons household of socialite Jill Haber are a: party planner; decorator; hairstylist; driver; and a chef.

Management, Women, Cover Story, Ethical aspects, Portrayals, Rich, Rich people, Works, Women photographers, Wealth, Haber, Jill, Barney, Tina

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Andy's gang

Article Abstract:

The significance of tea parties is examined in the context of a party at the former house of Blanchette Rockefeller, which is up for sale.

Social aspects, Entertaining

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