DANISH PRINCESS
Princess Alexandrine of Denmark, twenty-one, tall, slim, and fair, with dark blue eyes, who was married recently to Count Luitpold, spent a happy young life with her parents, Prince Harald (the King's brother) and Princess Helena at their house Ryvang in a country suburb of • Copenhagen, overlooking the lovely sound known as the Danish Riviera, states an exchange. Her family call the Princess "Bips"; her brothers went to an ordinary school, but, with her sisters, she was taught at home by governesses. She cooks well, makes a lot- of her own clothes, and is a trained nurse, having worked regularly with her mother and sisters, in the nursery home for orphans that Princess Helena started some time ago.
Alexandrine's two hobbies are photography and camping. The former is ari interest she shares with her mother and sisters, and their skill is almost professional. Alexandrine and her mother have always been pals, and they love to go off on long tours of the Danish country, Princess Helena driving the car with their tents and gear in the back. They have had great times together sleeping out and cooking in the open air.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 47, 25 February 1937, Page 18
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193DANISH PRINCESS Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 47, 25 February 1937, Page 18
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