Annie Laurie Lemp Konta (died 1939) was an American writer and socialite.
[2][3][4] Her family owned and her grandfather had founded the Lemp Brewing Company.
[7] Her book, The History of French Literature from the Oath of Strasburg to Chanticleer, was published in 1910.
[17] Her pamphlet, "A Plea for Moderation: Based Upon Observations of an American Woman in a Belligerent Country," was published after the beginning of World War I; it defended Wilhelm II and argued against Prohibition in the United States.
[18][19] She married Alexander Konta, a Hungarian-born banker and theatre producer, on October 8, 1895, at Ventnor on the Isle of Wight.