Word: decoppet
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Carlisle, Mellick & Co., DeCoppet & Doremus and Jacquelin & DeCoppet, all doing about the same amount of business...
...firm. And this interesting item came to light: Among Counsel Samuel Untermyer's realty investments is a second mortgage of $2,050,000 on No. 42 Broadway, recorded in the names of two sons, Alvin and Irwin. No. 42's tenants include such big brokerages as DeCoppet & Doremus, J. S. Bache & Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Logan & Bryan...
...brokerage house of deCoppet & Doremus is famed for other things than quick and accurate execution of customers' orders. Some of its partners' cultural adventures are as well-known as their business deals. Last week dapper Rowland Stebbins, Broadway's most successful stage "angel" for several seasons, announced he would put a stake back in Wall Street, become a special partner in deCoppet & Doremus,* his old firm. When he retired in 1929 to produce plays, Rowland Stebbins had been with the firm 23 years, twelve as a general partner. Before that he was an engineer until his cousin, the late Edward...
...sparkled and his urbanity was undisturbed last week when he admitted that Laurence Rivers, Inc. had just closed a new play on the road, would have no further production plans until he found another worthy manuscript. Producer Stebbins will not return to being Broker Stebbins. His special partnership in deCoppet & Doremus is largely a matter of capital invested there. His main interest will still be Broadway, his hobby music...
Meanwhile other changes in deCoppet & Doremus were announced, left the cultural balance about even. Retiring to write a book was Frank E. Lapham Jr., a general partner since 1927, who started as a clerk many years before. Admitted to general partnership was Warren Bynner Nash, treasurer of the Stock Exchange, collector of rare etchings...