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Mrs. Schuyler Clinton
A proper New York society matron whose Washington visit helps frame Madeleine Lee as a woman the capital assumes is angling for the White House.
supporting
Also known as Mrs. Clinton, Schuyler Clinton
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Hosts the dinner party, introducing Ratcliffe to Madeleine and managing the social arrangements.
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Mrs. Clinton circulates among the respectable women who watch Madeleine Lee with worldly calculation, measuring her as a likely bride for Senator Ratcliffe and a future President's wife. Her presence embodies the social…
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- Minor political and social figures
- Washington social insiders
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