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The Debutante Diaries

A broad archway of fake sunflowers and fall foliage stood at the head of a long runway of bright green Astroturf. Dozens of women milled around, filling the room with gossipy chatter. No, this wasn’t Michael’s at the beginning of the fall holiday season.

by Kelley Frances Fenelon on November 8, 2006March 17, 2013


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