The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
QUESTION WILDE
ANSWERED
LEAVlaeN6DoUBT
Originals of Pfsttiest Pic
= lures to Appear in
Person.
CHOICE MADE THEN
Fortunate Gid VIII Be Show
cred With Attentions at
Big Pageant
CHOICE MADE THEN
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These men are:
Henry W. Bush-Brown, ma
,fonaIly known sculptor and artist
who makes his home in Washing
ton and Is q member OF ths Wash
inston Arts Club: DIR. Mitchell Car
roll. vice-president of the Washing
ton Arts Club and editor of Art
and Archaeology: DIR. Thomas A
Williams. OF the art committee Of
the Washington Arts Club, who Is
one OF the best-known art critics
in the Capital: Bachrach, the
photographer, an expert in artistic
portraiture and qualified art
critic, and District Commissioner
Cuno H. Rudolph.
As a preliminary step in the Sc
lection of Miss Washington
young women are asked to bring
their photographs to the art editor
Of Tho Herald before August IS.
which is the last day any will be
accepted. The photographs will be
carefully filed and submitted to the
board OF judges on August IS.
From the hundreds of photographs
submitted the judges will select a
number Of the most charming and
have the young women appear in
person SO that a fair selection may
be made.
An Enyiable Honor.
As the fairest daughter Of the
Nations Capital, Miss Washington
will win a distinction that any
young woman would be proud to
claim as her own. but il Is only
one Of the many rare gifts in store
for the fortunate young person
She Is to be the honor guest of
Atlantic City for September Z and
and win have all Of her expenses
paid. Prior to her departure sew
eral Washington merchants will
make some handsome additions to
her wardrobe.
Atlantic City Is to spend 100000
for the pleasure and entertainment
Of Miss Washington" and the
thousands Of visitors who are COM
ing as spectators of the fall page
ant Thousands of dollars of this
money will go into prizes, such as
the Golden Mermaid for the bathers'
revue, which alone is insured for
IS 900. and the remainder Is to be
expended in making two days Of
wonderful carnival planned to outdo
anything ever before attempted at
the resort
To assure that Miss Washington"
and her companions representing
ether cities shall have two days IN
a bright setting. the entire resort
will be decked out in thousands of
yards of flags and bunting; the
beach from end TO end will be al
most a solid mass of wonderful dec
beach-front hotels will be made into
pictures of heraldic beauty.
=: All Contributing.
The resort itself, high officials.
hotel. business and professional men
and women. all are contributing to
o fnnd which is to be used for moth
hg but the pleasure of the patrons
OF Atlantic City and its honor
guests during the pageant. Every
thing which the resort offers will
be at the command of Miss Wash
irgton" and the prominent Amert-
can and foreign visitors who will
attend the pageant and be the
AucSlS OT nOnOT dt AiC sONcihO
ball on the Steel Pier on the even
ing of September s.
For the big evening celebrations,
when the entire boardwalk and
beach will be made into a blaze OF
light and color, carloads of fire
works have been purchased. Then
there will be new hangings to make
over the strand into q replica OF an
immense stadium.
Interest in the pageant is becom-
Ing country wide, according to At
lantic Cityadvices, and IL Is now in
tended that II shall be made a
yearly affair. which will bring to-
getter a half million spectators an
nually. That the visitors may see
and be seen great forum stands
will be erected all along the beach
and against the piers, while the Of
ficial guests of honor will be enter
tsined as spectators on the immense
pier decks of the beachfront hotels
which will be banked with decora-
tons for the occasion.