"How To Be A Successful Hostess" 1930 CLARKE, Charlotte and Thelma B. (SOLD) Decorative Bindings His characteristic played-down grandeur includes Theatre

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"How To Be A Successful Hostess" 1930 CLARKE, Charlotte and Thelma B. (SOLD) Decorative Bindings His characteristic played down grandeur includes Theatre His characteristic played down grandeur includes signature touches such as authoritative use of antiques of all eras Property from the equestrian estate of our grandfather Impromptu Entertaining Anniversaries

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