At the beginning of Act 4, the title character of this work summons her maid Rosalie, who tells her that her husband came in at five o'clock the previous evening.  
At the beginning of Act 4, the title character of this work summons her maid Rosalie, who tells her that her husband came in at five o'clock the previous evening.  At the beginning of Act 2, the Duchess of Berwick instructs her daughter Agatha to keep five dances for Mr. Hopper.  At the beginning of Act 1, Parker tells the title character that Lord Darlington has called for her, and she tells Darlington that she is giving a party that evening to celebrate her birthday.  The plot hinges on the title character's decision to go to the apartment of an admirer, where another woman covers for her by claiming that the title object was actually brought to her by mistake.  FTP, name this play which features Mrs. Erlynne, a work by Oscar Wilde whose title refers to an ornamental item.
At the beginning of Act 4, the title character of this work summons her maid Rosalie, who tells her that her husband came in at five o'clock the previous evening.  
Lady Windermere's Fan