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. Seven years at the Prussian court. t her on several occasions whenI was in attendance on the Princess Margarethe,who often went to the Marmor Palais or to functionsat which the Crown Princess was present. The Crown Princess is extremely popular amongevery class in Germany. I think next to thePrincess Margarethe she was the nicest GermanRoyal lady I met when at Potsdam. The Princesss constant attendant and com-panion was the Countess Cecile Keyserling, whowas one of the prettiest ladies about the GermanCourt. The Countess was well off, but there wereseveral ladies in the Princesss household w
. Seven years at the Prussian court. t her on several occasions whenI was in attendance on the Princess Margarethe,who often went to the Marmor Palais or to functionsat which the Crown Princess was present. The Crown Princess is extremely popular amongevery class in Germany. I think next to thePrincess Margarethe she was the nicest GermanRoyal lady I met when at Potsdam. The Princesss constant attendant and com-panion was the Countess Cecile Keyserling, whowas one of the prettiest ladies about the GermanCourt. The Countess was well off, but there wereseveral ladies in the Princesss household who werevery poor. I think the Crown Princess gave themappointments in her establishment to help of her ladies-in-waiting, Fraulein von Trotha,married a couple of years after I w^ent to Potsdam. Princess Margarethe and the Crown Prince andPrincess went to stay with her for the went with the Princess Margarethe. Frauleinvon Trotha married a man of ancient family, buthe was as poor as his wife. The Trotha mansion 224.
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