Lady Ann Warblington
Lord Emsworth's sister who lives at Blandings as chatelaine for a time after the death of his wife. She has a seemingly inexhaustible correspondence, and spends much of her time in her room writing letters, when she is not nursing a sick headache. She has a Persian cat named Muriel and a maid called Chester.
She appears in Something Fresh, but by the time of Leave it to Psmith has been replaced as chatelaine by her sister Connie.
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