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May Futrelle began writing as a teenager, and her first published short story appeared in The Saturday Evening Post. [1] [5] Her first novel, Secretary of Frivolous Affairs, was published in 1911. The National Magazine described it as "a sprightly tale" which was "written in a delightful manner". [12]
With May Allison, Harold Lockwood, Carol Holloway, Lillian Gonzales. Loulie, suddenly impoverished, becomes Mrs. Hazard's social secretary, her chief duties being to separate Mrs. Hazard's son and daughter from undesirable matrimonial choices they have made.
- Tom Ricketts
- 1915-07-08
- Drama, Romance
- 45
Loulie, suddenly impoverished, becomes Mrs. Hazard’s social secretary, her chief duties being to separate Mrs. Hazard’s son and daughter from undesirable matrimonial choices they have made. Loulie pleases everyone, but several mysterious thefts cast suspicion on her.
Loulie takes a novel job with the Hazards, a very wealthy family---she works as Mrs. Hazard's social secretary, keeping Mrs. Hazard's parties moving smoothly and managing a houseful of summer guests at the Hazards' country house.
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- May Futrelle
Loulie, suddenly impoverished, becomes Mrs. Hazard’s social secretary, her chief duties being to separate Mrs. Hazard’s son and daughter from undesirable matrimonial choices they have made. Loulie pleases everyone, but several mysterious thefts cast suspicion on her. These thefts are finally traced to Winthrop, the young author engaged to Miss Hazard. He denies them, but is chased by the ...
12 de set. de 2020 · Imported from Scriblio MARC record . Secretary of frivolous affairs by May Peel Futrelle, 1911, Bobbs-Merill edition, in English.
The Secretary of Frivolous Affairs. Summaries. Loulie, suddenly impoverished, becomes Mrs. Hazard's social secretary, her chief duties being to separate Mrs. Hazard's son and daughter from undesirable matrimonial choices they have made. Loulie pleases everyone, but several mysterious thefts cast suspicion on her.
