chaperon

Mrs. Eastham was acting as chaperon to the girl, and some heated words passed between her and the two young men.

My mother told me to do this accompanied by my younger brother (Gilbert) as chaperon.

Very often the chaperon "keeps the house," but she is never called a "housekeeper."

If he is not a desirable suitor, she will go with her chaperon and end the affair there.

"Perhaps our skipper can explain the mystery," remarked the Chaperon, graciously.

To her the thought of his engagement was as good or as bad as a chaperon.

To Marjorie's secret disgust, Marcia Arnold was among the number of upper-class girls chosen to chaperon the picnickers.

Rather skeery at the present moment at being set down beside a bold American hussy, with only a groom as chaperon!

Here Lawrence suggests that Erma send a telegram to Mrs. Livingston, and dissipate any fears her chaperon may have for her safety.

Oh, pa, come help me to get my chaperon out of these strange men's room!