social secretary

American  

noun

1. a personal secretary employed to make social appointments and handle personal correspondence.

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social secretary British  

noun

1. a member of an organization who arranges its social events

2. a personal secretary who deals with private correspondence, etc

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Etymology

Origin of social secretary

First recorded in 1900–05

Example Sentences

After photos hit the wires showing construction equipment at the White House, tearing into the East Wing, critics lamented the lost quarters of the social secretary and the calligraphy office.

From The Wall Street Journal

The meals are prepared, plated as they would be served and tasted by the social secretary and the first lady, who makes the final call on what will be served.

From Seattle Times

The captions are narrated by White House social secretary Carlos Elizondo and pop up on the screen to offer viewers historical information on each of the rooms.

From Washington Times

The decor of shades of green, pink, blue and orange was chosen to evoke the feeling of spring, the season now in Australia, said White House social secretary Carlos Elizondo.

From Washington Times

Metcalf: "Vibes! She will start the party - if you need good vibes, high energy, go to Fran. She is like the social secretary of the group."

From BBC