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Several members of New York's high society attended a ceremony last week at Grand Army Plaza to celebrate the restoration of the Pulitzer Fountain.
The fountain, at the southeast corner of Central Park, flowed for the first time in nearly a decade following a recently completed $3.7-million restoration project.
Formally called "The Fountain of Abundance," it was erected in 1903 with money from...