Aline Hemmingway
Also called Miss Hemmingway, Aline, the Hemmingway girl, The girl, dear Aline, Hemmingway
A seemingly demure girl Aunt Agatha wants Bertie to marry at Roville; in fact a jewel thief working with Soapy Sid.
Connections
dealings
- is dreaded by Bertie Wooster 6
- is picked as a match by, is friends with Aunt Agatha 4
- pinches, swindles Aunt Agatha's pearls✦︎ 3
- is sibling of Soapy Sid 2
- spins a yarn about Aline's father 1
- is likened to Canon Blenkinsop 1
- swindles the receipt✦︎ 1
Scenes they are in
- At the Splendide Aunt Agatha tells Bertie he must marry the saintly Aline Hemmingway and introduces him to her and her curate brother Sidney.Chapter 3, the Hotel Splendide, as
Miss Hemmingway
- Booked to take the Hemmingways for a drive, Bertie puts on the cummerbund over Jeeves's protests, and relations turn frosty.Chapter 3, Bertie's suite, as
the Hemmingway girl
- After a mouldy drive with the Hemmingways Bertie asks Jeeves for help about Aunt Agatha's marriage plan, but the still-offended Jeeves has nothing to suggest.Chapter 3, Bertie's suite, as
the girl
- The Hemmingways talk Bertie into lending a hundred pounds against a case of pearls, which proves empty, but Jeeves, who has recognised Soapy Sid, has picked the real pearls from his pocket and reveals they are Aunt Agatha's.Chapter 4, Bertie's suite, as
this girl
Talked about, but not there
- Bertie produces the stolen pearls in Aunt Agatha's suite, tells her Miss Hemmingway stole them, and lectures her for her carelessness and for pushing him to marry a thief.Chapter 4, Aunt Agatha's suite, as
Miss Hemmingway
- Bertie overhears Jeeves telling his holiday substitute that Mr Wooster is pleasant but mentally negligible, and goes out brooding.Chapter 5, Bertie's flat, as
Hemmingway
- Over lunch Aunt Agatha announces that Bertie is to marry Honoria Glossop and must go down to Ditteredge Hall tomorrow.Chapter 5, as
that terrible, hypocritical girl at Roville