The Washington herald., 1921-08-11
GET BUSY FILMING
CANDIDATES FOR
MISS WASHINGTON
Believe Judges Choice
May Be Americas
First Beauty.
OPENS WAY TO FAME
Action, However, Not Con-
nected With Selection to Be
=: Made for Pageant.
OPENS WAY TO FAME
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But while the filming of many
Of the prospective Miss Washing
tons opens a way for them to win
fame In the movies, it has no con-
nection with the selection of the
young woman who is to be the
guest of honor at Atlantic City.
and the. Districts representative.
The method of selection will be that
announced in these columns,
The aspirants must submit pho
tograph to the art editor OF The
Herald or call at The Herald office
so that arrangements may be made
to have one taken. These photo
graphs will be carefully preserved
kuntn August s5. when the last will
he accepted. On August 26 they will
be turned over to a board of COM
petent JUICES, who will select the
most beautiful and charming and
have them appear in person. when
a final selection will be made.
Atlantic City Busy.
Skilled decorators from all over
the country will compete for the
honor of decking out the flower
bordered rolling chair in which
Miss Washington" will ride in the
great pageant Of September Z and s..
Invitations have been sent out for
the submitting of samples of the
decorators art, which will be formed
in a. special exhibit along the Board
walk some time next week.
The afternoon of the rolling chair
parade will be a notable occasion
for Miss Washington" and her COM
panions from other cities. After the
bathers' revue in the morning. in
which they will take leading part.
they will be entertained at an OFF,
cial luncheon to be given by Mayor
Edward L. Bader and the city COM
missioners at one of the leading
hotels. Then they will be given
time to dress for appearance in what
promises to be the most gorgeous
showing of the world-famous Board
Salk vehicles ever known.
Every chair entered in the parade
will be eligible for prizes ranging
| from great silver cups to medals
Of honor. and the rivalry for prece
1snce in the selection will be about
the keenest in the entire pageant
competition IONS of blooms of
every sort of summer and early fall
fower are being raised in the main
and gardens near Atlantic City, es-
pecialIy for the decking of the chairs
and there will be miles of ribbons
Of every tint and hue to complete
The beautiful picture.
Many Gifts offered.
Civic representatives. who are To
compete for the golden mermaid
1urinE the pageant will be classed
N blond and brunette types, it is
announced by William F. Fennan.
PRESIDENT of the Atlantic City
amusement Mems Association. The
300 special prize offered by him
xiii go to the girl Of opposite COM
oltxion to the winner of the chief
trophy.
Hotel arrangements are being
made for entertainment of the larg-
sst crowd ever gathered in Atlantic
Tty in September. Hotels which
1RYe closed in former years with
departure of Labor Day holiday
rOWds will be kept open for the
occasion. and all the piers and big
amusement places along the boaro-
walk will keep their full summer
programs in operation for the
pleasure of the pageant throngs.
Both the Atlantic City Yacht Club
nd the Chelsea Yacht Club have
nnounced that they will hold open
,ouse for their members and guests
uring the pageant. Zig yachts
yin be placed at the service of the
Fisiting beauties. and the amateur
kippers have promised their craft
auxiliary fleet to the naval ves-
els. which are to act as escort to
King. Neptune and the big beauty
ourt on their arrival 6n Septem-
|er a.