The phrase "about the soiree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing details or information related to a social gathering or event, specifically a soiree.
Example: "I would like to share some important details about the soiree happening this weekend."
Alternatives: "regarding the soiree" or "concerning the soiree".
But she bubbled enthusiastically about the soiree.
8 p.m. 7) Leopard Below, Mirror Above Even after the buzz about the Soiree Room at UpStairs on the Square, which opened two years ago (91 Winthrop Street, 617-864-1933) dies down, the décor will be reason enough to visit.
Although we are thrilled that Shontelle and Cara Salimando, two of the recording artists from our GIRLS WHO ROCK benefit concert this past June, will be there to lead us in singing 'Happy Birthday,' what is most special to me about the Soiree is that it's not a celebrity-driven or high-end fundraiser.
Their thoughts, bandied about in the soirees of Partisan Review, were lofty, but they sometimes involved tough choices and tougher consequences that are rarely seen today.
AT ANOTHER JUNCTURE in the soiree, Steven Rockefeller Jr. was asked about the basketball vicissitudes of his son Steven III, a member of the Briarcliff Bears varsity team who stayed on the bench for most -- but not all -- of an early-December tournament contest with the Valhalla Vikings.
Valleywag editor Nick Douglas attended the soiree and wrote a column about it the next day.
She then returned to the soiree.
Hee, hee, hee!" The host of the soiree was Douglas N. Daft, chairman and chief executive of the Coca-Cola Company. He, like the others, wore a dark suit, though there was something odd about his hair.
As conveyed in "Topsy-Turvy," the reactions of the guests at the soiree are wonderfully ambiguous.
The soiree's proclaimed objective is to build a "caucus of common sense" with Senate Republicans.
But the soiree at hand was on an altogether different level.
