94 dressed a Warren.

All this may sound very silly to you, like pla "Warren!" That name stood out clear.

Did it mean the suffragette, Vivien Warren, who had sometimes been here, and in whose adventures her husband seemed so unbecomingly interested?
One of the great ladies who were Anti-Suffragists and had already decoyed Mrs.
Rossiter within their drawing-rooms had referred with great disapproval to Miss Warren as the daughter of a most notorious woman whom their husbands wouldn't hear mentioned because of her shocking past.

And David, David of course must be that tiresome David Williams, supposed to be a cousin of Vivien Warren, but really seeming in these allusions to be a disguise in which this bold female deceived people.

And "Mr.Michaelis ?" Could that be her own Michael?
The shameless baggage! She choked at the thought.