Suffern

The effect of her question was to produce in Miss Suffern an exaggerated access of peering and frowning.

Miss Suffern, at the suggestion, stood up also, an agitated hand among her bugles.

She had refused to let her daughter come to town with her; she had even rejected Susy Suffern's company.

Susy Suffern brought her up to my room the last evening, after dinner, when all the others were at bridge.

That's what I told myself a week ago, in this very room, after my first talk with Susy Suffern.