Aunt Sophia is a social climber who serves as Judith Stafford's chaperon during Judith's lengthy stay abroad. The plot identifies her role in accompanying Judith, but gives no further action for her after Judith returns to San Francisco.
A member of a wealthy American family. She and her husband provide Leonora with a musical education, which is the crucial foundation for her subsequent career as a prima donna.
Lady Melrose is the owner of a famous diamond necklace that disappears while Raffles is a guest at her house. Her stolen necklace becomes the focus of Capt. Bedford's investigation and a bet with Raffles, who finds an ingenious way to keep it available while getting it out of his possession.
Lady Garrubardine is a prominent leader of London society and employs Katherine Bush as her secretary. Katherine rises steadily in her estimation until she is almost an equal in the household. Lady Garrubardine later intervenes on Katherine's behalf, helping restore the possibility of her happiness.
Lady Broderick is a customer of J. Rupert Dobbs who invites him to view her collection of jades. Her house becomes the target of the planned robbery, where Mrs. Abbott attempts to stop the theft. Through the miniature in her possession, Lady Broderick is ultimately identified as Mrs. Abbott's long-lost sister.
Mamie is a crook who appears at the Vickers mansion with her husband, Pious Joe. They confront Molly, Joe Hagney, and Jerry, while claiming to be friends of the Vickers family. Her husband later accepts responsibility for the robbery so Molly and Jerry can escape.
Mathilde Brundage has 65 screen credits in a career dating back to 1914. Signature works include A Woman's Resurrection, Conquering the Woman, The Lady from Longacre. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
