The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-19
Miss Amelia Hager Gives
Theater Box Party
at National.
To Have Five Friends
as Sunday Times
Guests.
Grand Prize Photographs
to Go to Judges
Next Week.

The fifth and last weekly
beauty contest of The Sunday
Times will close tonight at
midnight
After that, two more days,
Saturday and Sunday, viii re-
main for the submission of
photographs for the great
general contest, which closes
Sunday midnight.
The interest in the contest is
growing as the last days of it draw
to an end. Every mail that comes
to the Beauty Editors Office is
heavier than the preceding one with
the pictuI es of lovely women The
pictures are of all sizes and descrip-
tions, large and small. ranging from
oil portraits to small photographs.
Miss Hager's Box Party.
Miss Amelia Hager. Of 1901 First street
northwest. the winner OF the fourth
weekly contest, viii give a box party
at the National Theater tonight as the
guest OF The Sunday Times. She VIII
have total Of six people IN the party.
Tomorrow three artist-judg. wiz de-
eide who is the winner OF the last
weekly contest. To her also VIII be ex-
tended an invitation 20 give a box party
at the theater as the guest Of The sun
day Times. To the sender of her photo
graph the usual prize Of s25 will be
given.
Thanks Of The Times.
The sunday Times takes this oppor-
tunity to thank all those who have sent
in the photographs Of those women
whose names were published in these
columns as having been suggested by
their admirers as worthy candidates for
the title most beautiful IN Washing
ton" The Sunday Times announced
that these names had been sent in, and
IN numerous cases the friends Of the
young women have taken the trouble 10
send in their photographs.
It is such cooperation as this that
VIII Gnu IA w washington winning ttle nH-
uonal beauty contest, an honor that
VIII be the highest possible for the lovely
wcIuanhood OF the National Capital
The following letter is typical OF the
swored The Sunday Times call for
photographs Of the young women;
Mrs. W. c. Reeds Photo.
Having noted your request for the
photograph of Miss Olivia Wilson. I
take advantage Of this opportunity 70
send it to you. Miss Wilson is now
Mrs. ". c. Reed, and more beautiful
than she ever was. Your informant did
not eXaggerate the case when he said
she wa5 a real beauty"
Another correspondent, adding to in
formation he has already sent IN, says:
You declare in your columns that
my telling you TO find the photograph
Of Z certain married woman on Park
road is too vague to be followed up
satisfactorily. The veil is easily lifted
She is Mrs. Acker and she will win the
prize easily, unless a brunette living
at the corner of Irving and Sixteenth
gives her close race.
New Names Suggested.
Today's mail brought many new
names Of young women suggested as
likely candidates for the coveted first
place in the contest. and in every case
It is explained that the writer's are
not able to get the photographs Of the
women they recommend. If the WON
ems friends, OF the women themselves.
will send in their photographs, the
contest will be made just 50 much the
more complete.
The names suggested are:
Miss Dot Lalor, of 1 street.
Mrs. Murlel Wrenn, Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing.
Miss Margaret Moran, 2So5 Olive ave-
nue..
Mrs. Wolfe. of I street southeast.
Minor Beauty Contests.
The following letter gives the names
of two other women as candidates, and
shows how minor beauty contests are
going on throughout the city.
I'VE the undersigned request that you
obtain the photos of Mrs. Raymond E.
Grove, OF s14 Second street northeast
and that of Miss Marie z. McKevitt. OF
109 Maryland avenue northeast. Since
your contest began We have been hunt
ing for the most beautiful woman an6
| cannot decide which is the most beauti
fUl Of the two named, but viii leave
that 70 your judges.
Obtain their photos as soon as nos
/ sIble BY printing this letter YOU surely
] will receive them before long. They
4 are in no way related to US. and are
not even friends of ours"
Letter From "Kentuckian."
Another letter. signed "Kentuckian.
/ says:
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