[MR] What would you call......
Smith CTR Jeffrey C
jeffrey.c.smith.ctr at usmc.mil
Tue Apr 10 05:22:02 PDT 2007
Hi there,
For a gentleman, there are a few options: Equerry (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equerry) or groom (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groom_of_the_Robes). I recommend Equerry, since groom may lead to confusion.
Barcsi Janos
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Subject: [MR] What would you call......
Greetings to all in the tavern,
I have been part of a discussion about unofficial household titles.
What might you call a gentleman who is serving the same function as a "Lady in Waiting" to the Lady of the Household but is not an apprentice, protege, or a squire?
Lord in Waiting?
Attendant?
Secretary?
Thank you for your suggestions,
Martelle von Charlottenburg
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