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Mary Sutherland: character portrait from The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (Arthur Conan Doyle)

A character in The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

Mary Sutherland

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle1892

The trusting, short-sighted typist jilted at the altar by the mysterious 'Hosmer Angel,' whose disappearance Holmes quietly explains in A Case of Identity.

Also known as: Miss Sutherland, Mary

Inside the story

Meet Mary Sutherland

Mary Sutherland is a trusting, short-sighted typist who turns to Sherlock Holmes after her fiancé, the mysterious Hosmer Angel, fails to appear for their wedding. Distressed and confused by his disappearance, she asks Holmes to help her understand what has happened.

On the page

A large, plump, short-sighted young typist with a broad, good-humoured, somewhat vacuous face; fair skin and mousey hair. Over-dressed in slightly gaudy fashion: a broad-brimmed hat tilted coquettishly and trimmed with a big curling red feather, a heavy fur boa about the neck, and gloves she fidgets with nervously.

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