The Washington herald., 1921-08-05
QUEEN OF RUMANIA
MAYSHAREHONORS
WITHU. BEAUTIES
Beautiful Member of the
Royal Family Invited
To Atlantic City.
GAY SOCIAL EVENTS
Trophy to Be Awarded to the
Winner Exhibited on
Boardwalk.
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Merit alone will count in max
iEg the hnaI award. From the
photographs which are submitted to
The Herald, a board of fve compe-
tent judges will select the most
beautiful and have the subjects ap-
pear In person 50 that one Of them
may be named as Miss Washing
ton" While beauty is. ofs course.
an essential, the successful young
woman must possess other artistic
qualifications. such as poise, grace
and refinement.
No pains will be spared to select
young woman who will measure
up to the distinction that she must
bear. For. while the honor of be-
ing named Miss Washington is
one that any girl in the District
should be proud to claim, the Dis
trict itself is ambitious that Miss
Washington" will triumph over the
young women from other cities and
IN the United States.
Miss Washington is to be the
honor guest of Atlantic City on an
occasion that promises to eclipse
anything of the kind in the history
of this brightest and gayest OF sea-
side resorts She is TO take part
in a pageant and celebration COM
memorating the remarkable growth
of the city from a sand-dune fishing
village 20 the most popular resort
in the United States. The pageant
will be staged about the arrival of
Neptune and the entertainment
of his court Miss Washington"
as a distinguished member of the
court, will be a conspicuous figure
in all Of the many social functions
and public celebrations.
Invite Rumanlan Queen.
All of her expenses to Atlantic
City will be paid. and she will be
entertained in a most lavish style.
With her chaPerone she will have
one of the most expensive ocean
front suites in a prominent hotel,
and will have every luxuEy- the
hotel affords at her command
Prior to her departure generous
Washington merchants, who are
anxious that Miss Washington"
win the highest distinction in the
pageant. will make several highly
useful additions to her wardrobe. .
Miss Washington and her COM
panions from other cities may be
companions of a queen during the
big fall pageant. 1t has been de-
cided to send formal invitation to
the Queen of Rumania, one of the
most beautiful women of the blood
royal in the world, to visit Allan
tic City during the pageant The
Rumanian Queen is to visit Ameri-
ca during the time of the pageant
and IL is believed that she and her
encourage would be pleased to hon
or Atlantic City and its great fes-
tival by visiting the shore.
To Attend Governors Ball.
The formal invitation to the
Queen will be forwarded through
the Rumanian legation here. The
Queen will rank with the visiting
young women as honor guest at
every function Of the pageant, in
cluding the governors ball where
the leaders of society and official
! dom of State and nation will
gather.
During the bathers' revue, the
Rumanian Queen will be invited
to sit in judgment on the passing
beauties in bathing suits and she
will be given the place of honor In
the rolling chair parade which is
to take place on the same day
Should the Queen of Rumania de-
eide to accept the resort invita-
tion to come to Atlantic City fol
the pageant, IL is expected that
most of the Diplomatic Corps from
here will go to the shore for the
occasion
Beauty Trophy on Exhibitio..
oat
challenge beauty trophy of the
bathers' revue. has arrived in At
lantic City and is to be placed on
view on the boardwalk. Since leay-
ing Atlantic City the mermaid has
been on tour Of honor throughout
the country and has attractsd wide
attention in the cities which have
been visited. --
New prizes for the competing city
beauties are coming every day and
the fortunate girl who Is named
the most beautiful girl will possess
every sort of trophy to carry with
ner on her triumphal homeward
return.
The Herald prints daily the pic
, lures of some of the young women
who are aspirants to the high honor
offered. It Is desirable to get photo
graphs of uniform make for the sake
of better effect in half-tone repro
duction. Portraits that are excel.
lent in every respect may for one
reason or another fall short Of the
requirements for reproduction. Thi.
Is the only reason The Herald sug.
gests that the prospective miss
Washington" consult the art editor
and let him arrange with Bachract
to make the picture.