How does the author develop Mrs. Pringle’s point of view throughout the text?

Explanation:

Mrs. Pringle is one of the main characters in the story. The setting is in New York. Mrs. Pringle is a popular hostess. She has a party to make men know that her daughter Elaine is available.

But one by one calls her to say that they will not be able to attend the party. So she gets frustrated and finally, one man arrives.

Mrs Pringle is a woman who enjoys fashion. She has a temperamental nature and gets excited very soon. At the same time, she is a very capable lady who can get things executed the way she wants them to be. So the story revolves around her.

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