
Iris Cockatoo’s twenty-first birthday gala
Vivian March’s two-page Society File account of Iris Cockatoo’s twenty-first birthday gala records her public reception and appointment as Associate Director. The young gentleman who
Vivian March’s public profiles and society coverage: personalities, public impressions, and the making of a reputation.
A society portrait of Iris Cockatoo, followed by pages on her expeditions, patronage, and unmistakable style.
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Vivian March’s two-page Society File account of Iris Cockatoo’s twenty-first birthday gala records her public reception and appointment as Associate Director. The young gentleman who

Vivian March’s June 1937 Society File report covers the Lion Rock Chamber opening, the public ceremony and the aftermath of a collapse.

A photograph taken under angled light reveals faint indentations on a writing blotter. One fragment may read “Lion Ro…”, but its meaning remains uncertain.

Vivian March’s A Murder in May recounts the RMS Carinthia crossing. The dust jacket presents her reconstruction, which is not an official I.R.I.S. account.

A Park Avenue society column reports Iris Cockatoo’s Star of Rangoon announcement aboard RMS Carinthia. A separate Cunard White Star statement addresses disturbances during an unnamed transatlantic crossing.
Society File is a fictional publication within the Iris Cockatoo universe.