Alice Joséphine Jouanny

1867–1931 (age 64)

Biography

Alice Joséphine Jouanny (1867–1931) was a presence quietly woven into the fabric of Parisian life, remembered for the calm steadiness she brought to every gathering and the warmth with which she welcomed friends.

Her memory rests among the trees of Père Lachaise Cemetery, where visitors pause by her stone in tribute to a life lived with grace and quiet generosity.

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