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Constance Fontanne
Constance Fontanne is an Atlanta society doyenne who considers herself one of the last of the Southern belles. Her advice on charm, manners, and marriage comes naturally as she has...ver maisConstance Fontanne is an Atlanta society doyenne who considers herself one of the last of the Southern belles. Her advice on charm, manners, and marriage comes naturally as she has spent many years married to a variety of men, the last affectionately known as the Colonel.Miss Fontanne attended the Marmalade School for Girls. (Their slogan was, “If she’s in a jam, send her to Marmalade!”) She attended Sweet Briar College in the middle of Virginia’s hunt country where she learned the equestrian arts, French, and the art of serving afternoon tea.She enjoys golfing at the world-famous Atlanta Quail & Sail Club, decorating her divine Buckhead estate, Moletunnel, and conducting archaeological excavations in her garden. Miss Fontanne’s charity work includes clerking at the local food bank, reading from her Missives For Modern Gals at Girl Scout meetings, and performing a Punch and Judy puppet show for the troops.Miss Fontanne has been witness to many breaches of etiquette and considers it her patriotic duty to freely share her advice. In addition, with assistance from her maid, Millicent, she now has a presence on the Internet. Says Miss Fontanne, “Millicent helped me create a page on that inter-nest computer although I’ve sworn to never participate in that horrible facial-book.”ver menos