Sentence examples for society column from inspiring English sources

An old 1960s edition of The Philadelphia Inquirer contains an old society column written by then Society Editor Ruth Seltzer, who chronicled the daily doings of the city's Social Register set.

Are lit blogs essentially a new form of society column?

The implication of a society column is that some people are better than others.

"On the Street" — along with Cunningham's society column, "Evening Hours" — is New York's high-school yearbook, an exuberant, sometimes retroactively embarrassing chronicle of the way we looked.

As director of the Bryant Galleries branch there, he was a guest speaker at an art luncheon and regularly appeared in the society column.

The only child of a father who was a professional inventor and a mother who wrote a society column for The Los Angeles Times, Cage counted among his ancestors Daniel Boone and a namesake who apparently helped Washington survey Virginia.

She is a fixture of the society columns.

Still, his name appears occasionally in society columns or in thoroughbred horse-racing news.

They speak grammatically, and sometimes use romantic forms of English, such as announcements in the society columns of "betrothals", etc.

He also contributed society columns to magazines like The New Yorker, The Smart Set and Vanity Fair.

Mr. de Peralta himself had the reputation of being a bon vivant and was frequently included in society columns.