The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-08-26
JUDGES TO START
TODAY ON SKILLED
But KNOTTY Task
Names of Favored Girls
To Appear in Herald
Tomorrow.
METHOD CHOSEN
Aspirants Certain to Get Fair
Decision in Close
Race.
METHOD CHOSEN
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

Every young woman who has
submitted her photograph to The
Herald will be given an equal and
fair. chance. Most of the photo
graphs are so clear and sharply de-
fined that the judges will experience
no difaculty in arriving at an ex-
ceIIent idea of the young woman's
appearance. There are some pic
lures. however. which are not 50
distinct and these candidates will
'>be requested to appear in person,
so that no mistake may be made.
! The judges will hold their meet
ing to make the preliminary selec-
ton at the ONCE Of The Herald this
morning but the place for the hnal
selection. where the candidates will
appear in person is the Arts Club,
zoI7 Eye street northwest tomor-
row morning at 1880. Candidates
are requested to appear there
promptly, in case they are requested
to do 50, so that there may be no
delay in making a final award.
List Of Judges
The Judges are: Dr. Mitchell Car
roll. vice president of the Washing
ton Arts Club and editor of Art
and Archaeology; Henry w. Bush
Brown, of the Washington Arts
Club, a well-known artist and
sculptor; DR.. Thomas A. Williams.
of the Washington Arts Club, an
authority on art; Cuno H. Rudolph,
District Commissioner, and Bach
rach. photographer. an expert in
artistic portraiture-
The motion picture camera men,
Crawford and Carter, also COM
pIeted taking screen tests, of the
candidates yesterday. except for
Ipicture to be taken OF Miss Wash
'fngtons and her nine closest rivals,
These can not. Of course. be taken
intil after the judges complete their
Fork. The motion pictures of the
ndidates are being : shown at
ew's Palace Theater. where they
l. attracted wide attention. Be
ming with Sunday a new group
many of the candidates who sub
Fitted their photographs late in
the competition will be shown.
Form Unique Tribute.
The motion pictures of the
young women have nothing to do
with the selection of Miss wash
ington." but are rather a unique
tribute to the beauty of the young
women of Washington Lawrence
Beatus, the manager of Loew's, be-
ljeves that among the young
women are some who may POSSESS
qualities which fit them for a
screen career and that possibly the
most beautiful woman in the United
States is among the candidates. For
this reason he arranged to have the
pictures taken, and after their
showing at the Palace has arranged
to have them forwarded to the
vitagraph studios for review by the
directors.
As soon as Miss Washington" is
selected she will receive from At
lantic City a gold-embossed case
containing her transportation and
reservation at one of the resorts
finest hotels. A similar case will be
sent to her chaperone, Mrs. William
Athefton DuPuy.
Arrives September G.
she is to leave Washington in
time to arrive at Atlantic city the
afternoon of September g.. She will
be met at the station by a number
of patronesses, who will escort her
to- her hotel. While the great cele-
bration at which she is to be an
honored guest does not begin until
the morning of September :. num-
Der of social functions have been
arranged for the evening of the
sixth. and she will have the oppor-
tunity of selecting the one she pre-
fers
From the time of her arrival I'M
til her departure she will be the
center of every activity of interest.
Not only will all of her expenses
be paid, but she will be entertained
leaves for Atlantic City she will
have the opportunity of selecting
the following handsome additions TO
in the lavish style for which the
great resort Is noted.
In the days prior to the time she
her wardrobe. which have been do
mated by generous Washington mer-
chants:
Rink Brothers will give her an
evening gown; ]. NJ. Gliding and
Company. an afternoon frock: the
Hscht Company, a bathing suit: the
shops, a travelling hat; will |
lam Hahn and Company. shoes, and
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