Mrs. Gantry

Chapter II

Elmer's mother is mentioned as a pious influence, worried about his behavior and praying for him.

II

Elmer's devout mother, a widow who supports him financially and longs for him to enter the ministry.

II

Elmer's mother arrives unexpectedly, using guilt and nostalgia to persuade Elmer to accompany her to the meeting.

III

Elmer's mother, who joyfully accompanies him to the meeting, prays for his conversion, and expresses pride and hope afterward.

III

Dean's wife; reflects on the hardships of being a minister's wife and her own doubts.

Chapter V: Ordination

Proud mother of Elmer; marvels at his education and transformation.

II

Elmer's mother, who takes pride in his ordination and his impressive interactions with neighbors and clergy; reflects on his hidden vices like smoking.

I

Elmer's mother, who was nearly killed by his disgrace at Mizpah and hopes he will return to the ministry.

VI

Elmer's mother, who attends a meeting in Topeka and is relieved to see his success after his expulsion from Mizpah Seminary.

Chapter XXI

Elmer's mother, attends the wedding from Kansas, happy for him.

III

Elmer's mother, who comes from Kansas for the wedding and is happy to see Elmer in his pulpit.

Chapter XXXI

Elmer's mother, visits and confronts him about his treatment of Cleo and his relationship with his secretary.

VIII

Visits Elmer and Cleo, confronts Elmer about his treatment of Cleo and his secretary.

I

Elmer's mother is present at home and is also deceived by his lie.

V

Exults in her influence over Elmer, taking credit for his improved behavior.

V

Initially doubts Elmer, then apologizes and admits her own wickedness.