Lonely wealthy heiress who becomes Jerry's patron after buying his paintings. She sponsors his art show, rents him a lavish studio, and plans a dinner party. Initially upset by his flirtation with Lise, she later invites him to a masked ball where their friendship and mutual respect are solidified.
Milo harbors romantic feelings for Jerry, who views her primarily as a patron.
Social friction caused by Jerry's attention to Lise during Milo's party.
Indirect social tension stemming from Jerry's divided attention.
Peripheral social connection within the same Parisian gathering.
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