"A greeting from Charles Addams, featuring Wednesday and Uncle Fester."
Casa de los Angeles, the Palm Beach home of Nancy and Joseph Dryer.
Photography by Susanna Howe.
Sittings editor: David Scoroposki,
"Our Man in Palm Beach" by Mark Rozzo.
Town and Country (June/July 2013).
Charles Addams was one of many celebrated guests in the Palm Beach home of Nancy and Joseph Dryer. Addams was the creator of the Addams Family, a ghoulish clan that appeared in cartoons in The New Yorker before starring in the 1960s television show, The Addams Family.
Here are some other photos of Casa de los Angeles, the Dryers's 1925 Spanish-style house in Palm Beach, that appeared in Town and Country. Marion Sims Wyeth designed the home.
"The Casa de los Angeles guestbook is a particularly vibrant social register: George Plimpton, George Hamilton, King Juan Carlos of Spain (when he was still Prince of Asturias), Charles Addams, Karl Rove, Sarah Ferguson before she met Prince Andrew."
Casa de los Angeles, the Palm Beach home of Nancy and Joseph Dryer.
Photography by Susanna Howe.
Sittings editor: David Scoroposki,
"Our Man in Palm Beach" by Mark Rozzo.
Town and Country (June/July 2013).
Joseph Dryer, a 92-year-old veteran of World War II.
Casa de los Angeles, the Palm Beach home of Nancy and Joseph Dryer.
Photography by Susanna Howe.
Sittings editor: David Scoroposki,
"Our Man in Palm Beach" by Mark Rozzo.
Town and Country (June/July 2013).
"Pillows with zebras and a tobacco-friendly sentiment in the den."
Casa de los Angeles, the Palm Beach home of Nancy and Joseph Dryer.
Photography by Susanna Howe.
Sittings editor: David Scoroposki,
"Our Man in Palm Beach" by Mark Rozzo.
Town and Country (June/July 2013).
"A powder room reveals a feminine side to the house."
Casa de los Angeles, the Palm Beach home of Nancy and Joseph Dryer.
Photography by Susanna Howe.
Sittings editor: David Scoroposki,
"Our Man in Palm Beach" by Mark Rozzo.
Town and Country (June/July 2013).
"The courtyard loggia, with its colonnade and elaborate ironwork, signatures of architect Marion Sims Wyeth."
Casa de los Angeles, the Palm Beach home of Nancy and Joseph Dryer.
Photography by Susanna Howe.
Sittings editor: David Scoroposki,
"Our Man in Palm Beach" by Mark Rozzo.
Town and Country (June/July 2013).
The Dryers on the terrace under a collection of Haitian folk art.
Casa de los Angeles, the Palm Beach home of Nancy and Joseph Dryer.
Photography by Susanna Howe.
Sittings editor: David Scoroposki,
"Our Man in Palm Beach" by Mark Rozzo.
Town and Country (June/July 2013).
"Channing Hare's circa 1961 portrait of a Mallorcan gypsy girl watches over the dining room, which has hosted politicians and royals."
Casa de los Angeles, the Palm Beach home of Nancy and Joseph Dryer.
Photography by Susanna Howe.
Sittings editor: David Scoroposki,
"Our Man in Palm Beach" by Mark Rozzo.
Town and Country (June/July 2013).
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