The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-20
New York and St. Louis
Winners v ill Appear
Tomorrow.
Judges Are Now Decid-
ing Last Weekly Con-
test Winner.
Miss Buckler Entertain
ed by Two Lega-
tionS Here.

The Sunday Times tomorrow will
present an array of feminine love-
Eaess surprising all its previous
notable efforts in that line.
First and foremost viii DE the
picture of the winner of the last of
the weekly beauty contests, which
closed with a great flood of photo
graphs last night at midnight. The
number of photographs submitted
in this last weekly contest far ex-
eeeds in number those submitted in
any previous weekly contest.
The second attraction in the
beauty display in The Sunday Times
tomorrow VIII be the pictures Of
the winners of the beauty eentests
In New York and st. Louis. The
New York World and the st. Louis
Republic have, with The Sunday
Times and a score of the other great
papers of the country, extending
from Boston, Mass. to Portland,
Ore, been engaged in search. for
the past month or more. for the
most beautiful woman in their re-
speetiYe sections. These women
win then be the candidates for the
award of the honor of being pro-
nOunced the most beautiful woman
in America.
The contests Of the New York
World and the St. Louis Republic
have closed. and the photographs Of
The winners have been sent TO The
Sunday Times for exclusive publica-
ton in Washington.
-Four Pages of Washington Beauties.
In addition TO these three beau
ties, representing widely separated
sections Of the country, there viii
appear also four pages Of Washing
ton beauties. Surely no lover of
female beauty will have reason to
complain of a paucity Of loveliness
in The Sunday Times tomorrow.
Tomorrow at midnight the great
final contest will end. On Monday
all the photographs submitted in
the contest will be handed over to
the judges, and from them the
judges will select that woman upon
whom will fall the duty and the
honor sof upholding the reputation
Of Washington as the home Of the
loveliest woman in the world.
Photographs mailed to the Beauty
Editor this afternoon or this even
ing will reach the office in time to |
be included in the contest. To-
morrow those wishing to enter
photographs should send them by
messenger or bring them to the Of
fees of The Sunday Times. This
will insure their being in the Of
fee in time, No photograph re-
ceived after Sunday midnight will
be admitted
That consequences enjoyable and
entertaining are apt to come to the
women who win in beauty contests
is proved by the experience Of Miss
Mae Buckler, of 1882 Ninth street
northwest, the lovely winner of the
first weekly contest of The Sunday
Times.
Entertained at Persian Legation.
AS a result of her winning that
contest, she has been the honored /
guest and the toast at two lega- |
tions in this city within the last
few days. BY special invitation. |
she and her mother, with Repre- /
sentative ]. Adam Bede of Mime /
sofa, were entertained at the Per-
sian legation by Morteza Khan.
At the Persian minister's the
party met the Turkish minister /
Chekib Bey, who invited them to a
musicale the following evening
They accepted the invitation.
Both the Turkish and the Per-
sian ministers were charming to /
me" said Miss Buckler. Mother
and I went with Representative /
Bede. We had a delightful time.
And, Of course" admitted Miss
Buekler. when questioned about it.
they were kind enough to say nv |
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