I think this is the first time I've ever seen Prissy.
She's adorable.

I've drawn Prissy before, but she didn't have a name for a while.

Well that explains it.

Hmmm, how about Daisy (gotta love the classics).

That's Donald's girlfriend's name, though.

Oh yeah. Hester?

... That's a good one.

Myrtle? Lottie? Faye? Olive? Delores? Sylvia? Nellie? Pearl? Pauline?

All good names, gog damn.

I lurve old fashioned names. I could do this all day.

You're good at this.

Bottom right reminds me of my ham-ham, Madam Moizel.

Maggie does?

Maggie's not actually French, though. She's from Queens. But she would love to be French.

Lol, Moizel isn't French though...I never really gave her a race. I should though. If I did, she'd totally be some sort of Egyptian...or Russian. lol

Also, Maggie, you say? A hot name to a hot lady such as herself.

She would be flattered.

the cutest flapper girls <3

The cutest.

:3c

Her name is Sarah

But my name is Sarah.

Take a hint, CB. Take a hint.

BUT I'M SARAH!

I've said this before, and I'll say it again: the world needs more 1920s cats.

As for names for the unnamed character...yeah, pretty much the above suggestions sound good. Virdie's another good obscure old-timey name, though it apparently only remained popular as a first name up to the late 20's because once my great-grandma hit about 17 she switched her middle name with her first and went by Alma until the day she died. pointless fact is pointless, but oh well.

Virdie seems like it would belong to somebody younger.

lol, I suppose it does from a '20s perspective. -shrug- dunno if you're still trying to figure out a name, but a quick google search for common names from around 1890 to today found this http://www.thinkbabynames.com/popul.....0/us/1890-1899