social secretary

The face of his social secretary looked from the screen.

"He serves as a social secretary when the family is at home.

One client, a man who is 42 and asked not to be identified, compared the service to "a social secretary."

Her predecessors left such details largely to the social secretary.

And who in the hell decided I needed to moonlight as the station's social secretary?

Yes, he said, we are, making it clear that they were joint social secretaries.

So the social secretary makes a special exception and creates a table of 12, which is bigger than all the others.

The chapter on the social secretary is another matter.

But the biggest sin of all for a social secretary is to end up married to her employer's husband.

Society girl becomes a social secretary when her father dies penniless.

"I'm beginning to understand why people have social secretaries."

What do you think I am, his social secretary?"

Do you know, I'm thinking of making you my social secretary."

A. Actually, I've sat down with almost all the previous social secretaries.

She is more than a social secretary, though.

He called the ducal palace that evening and got through to the chief social secretary.

"I don't believe you're a travel agent or a social secretary.

"The proper social secretary steers you through the tricky waters."

The Social Secretary outlined the events which had been held in the past year, all of them well attended.

Finding a well-qualified social secretary can be tricky, virtually everyone says.

One former social secretary put it this way: "They try to find someone with their lifestyle and taste - but poor.

Florence Harding had a "funded staff", a social secretary and an assistant.

Five days later they had made it past the gatekeeper, the receptionists, and the social secretary.

I'm sure that my godmother's social secretary would have been more than pleased to handle all the details.

Susan is the social secretary in our house and keeps a leather-bound calendar as her mother did.