Lady Oranmore and Browne, who, before her marriage, was Miss Olwen Ponsonby, is one of the most talented as well as one of the prettiest of Irish Peeresses. She shares her husband's love of amateur theatricals, and they both took part in the celebrated performance of Lord Lytton's "Money" given some two years ago at the Albert Hall. They live much of the year at Castle Macgarrett, one of the finest country-houses in Mayo. There they often entertain their English friends. Like her mother, Lady Duncannon, Lady Oranmore and Browne takes a very keen and personal interest in the Irish industries, and the she pays her country the pretty compliment of wearing garments of Irish manufacture only. (The Sketch, 21 Jun 1905, page 10)
Lady Oranmore and Browne, who, before her marriage, was Miss Olwen Ponsonby, is one of the most talented as well as one of the prettiest of Irish Peeresses. She shares her husband's love of amateur theatricals, and they both took part in the celebrated performance of Lord Lytton's "Money" given some two years ago at the Albert Hall. They live much of the year at Castle Macgarrett, one of the finest country-houses in Mayo. There they often entertain their English friends. Like her mother, Lady Duncannon, Lady Oranmore and Browne takes a very keen and personal interest in the Irish industries, and the she pays her country the pretty compliment of wearing garments of Irish manufacture only. (The Sketch, 21 Jun 1905, page 10)
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