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New York Social Diary is a website that publish photographs of various socialites and also to provide a calender of events that they might attend. It is edited by David Patrick Columbia, Columbia is also its founder and owner. The website commenced operations in 2000. The Diary started as a Quest magazine column appearing once a month, it being first published in 1993.
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