Evangeline Bruce

1914–1995 (age 81)

Biography

Evangeline Bruce was recognized as a gracious hostess, patron of the arts, and steadfast supporter of diplomatic and charitable causes. Her warmth opened many doors for cultural exchange, and her gatherings became a space where ideas flourished.

Her legacy of hospitality and commitment to public life lives on, and Oak Hill Cemetery is the serene setting where her contributions are remembered.

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