Lucille is one of the many guests at Gatsby's parties. When she accidentally tears her gown while at his house, Gatsby replaces it for her, and sends her a new dress from Croirier's.
Gatsby provides financial support to Lucille and her family, including paying for her husband's medical bills and helping her find a new job after her husband's death. He also continues to offer assistance in various forms throughout the story.
Lucille receives the blue evening gown from Gatsby because he mistook her for someone else and thought she was someone special who would appreciate the gift. It highlights Gatsby's tendency to see people as he wants them to be rather than as they truly are.
Lucille is presented as a superficial and materialistic person in "The Great Gatsby." She is portrayed as part of the elite social circle that Fitzgerald critiques, focusing on appearances and luxury rather than deeper values or connections.
One of Myrtle's friends from New York. She is married to Chester McKee.
Jay Gatsby received a package from Croiriers, a fictional delivery company in "The Great Gatsby", because he was sending shoes to Nick Carraway's house in order to invite Daisy Buchanan over for tea. Gatsby hoped to reconnect with Daisy and win her love back.
Lucille Clifton's birth name is Thelma Lucille Sayles.
Lucille Alpert's birth name is Lucille Proser.
Lucille Bogan's birth name is Lucille Anderson.
Lucille Page's birth name is Lucille Berdell.
My Lucille was created in 1985.
Lucille Hutton's birth name is Juanita Lucille Hutton.
Lucille Norman's birth name is Boileau, Lucille Pharaby.
Lucille Hansen's birth name is Lucille Marie Hansen.