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Her daughter Marie Virginie married the lawyer and Confederate major Anatole Placide de Avegno, who was felled by injuries at the Battle of Shiloh in Tennessee. His widow, disillusioned with the outcome of the Civil War, took herself and her two daughters, Virginie and Louise—who already showed the promise of beauty—off to Paris. They would never return to America. In the glittering but morally dubious capital of the Second Empire, they established themselves at 44 rue de Luxembourg in a bon ton neighborhood, steps from the Madeleine. The street was later renamed during Haussmann’s sweeping “improvements” of the city, and after 1879 became the rue Cambon, where Gabrielle Chanel—another self-invented sibyl who built a reputation on a little black dress—would establish her couture salon.Welcome To The Cottage Shirt
From this elegant vantage point, but within the compromised terrain of the expatriate arriviste, Mme Marie Virginie de Ternani Avegno embarked on an ambitious program to launch her striking daughters into social orbit. Eventually, however, la belle Virginie, who was not entertained in the highest social circles, had to settle for mere riches, and snared the wealthy banker and shipowner Pierre Gautreau. Monsieur Gautreau remains a cipher, a man said to be so smitten by his forceful and beauteous wife that he initially conceded her a mariage blanc. Certainly, marriage proved something less than an encumbrance on his young wife’s romantic escapades. The scandal sheets of the day established her as a fast woman with a unique sense of style. Her name was associated with Léon Gambetta, the French Republican leader (who died before her portrait was completed), and one of her lovers was rumored to be Samuel Jean Pozzi, a fashionable gynecologist and a notorious roué whom Sarah Bernhardt (supposedly another of his exotic conquests) called “Docteur Dieu.”
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