usherette

noun

Etymology: Etymology tree English usher English -ette English usherette From usher + -ette.

1. A female usher.

   “It is such a tiny little place that at first I thought I had gone wrong, and was in an antechamber. Plain papered walls, ascetic chairs, a moldy piano, and a couple of usherettes seemed extremely bare.”

   “And then the usherette opened the doors of this dark palace and with a flashlight held behind her took him to his seat.”