One of this author's stories ends with the line "I had Barbara," implying that Mrs. Ansley had an affair with Mrs. Slade's husband Delphin.
One of this author's stories ends with the line "I had Barbara," implying that Mrs. Ansley had an affair with Mrs. Slade's husband Delphin. The up-and-coming Mrs. Lemuel Struthers appears in another of this author's novels, which depicts the van der Luydens as the pinnacles of society. In that novel by this author of "Roman Fever," the protagonist marries Mrs. Mingott's granddaughter (*) May Welland. This author wrote a novel about the relationship between Countess Ellen Olenska and Newland Archer, as well as a novel in which the infirmity of Zeena leads the title character to engage in an affair with Mattie, which culminates in a sledding accident. For 10 points, name this American author of The Age of Innocence and Ethan Frome.
One of this author's stories ends with the line "I had Barbara," implying that Mrs. Ansley had an affair with Mrs. Slade's husband Delphin.
Edith Wharton [or Edith Newbold Jones]