Evening journal., 1922-09-09
BEAUTY TITLE TO
MISS COLUMBUS
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her shoulder and, with KISS, pinne,
it on the victor. The crowd of 12,00l
that had assembled to witness thl
ceremony went wild with delight.
SO closely did Miss Columbus
rivals contest her for first honor
that It was only after hours of de.
liberation that the judges finall,
brotght in the verdict. Miss Camp
curly auburn hair.
Her bathing suit last night was 9
rich orange Annette Kellermann
which Is. as one who has lived
through a strenuous pageant knows
two-piece bathing suit that fits
as tightly as a one-piece bathing
suit, but gets by the Board OF Gen.
sorship. The suit was trimmed with
black piping.
And while the Jurors and more
than half the audience were mental
ly at odds over the question OF her
beauty Mics Campbell admitted that
she is "a good cook"
She's not one OF. these fancy cooks,
either. She can get right down to
old fashioned ham and cabbage II
she's a mind 10.
And she has another distinction.
Just because she herself is a beauty
is no reason why she should expect
her ideal man TO be handsome. 'If
he's tall, II he's fairly athletic and
good humored, "Sshe says, ''he doesn't
have TO be handsome, really hand
some. And I don't care at all
whether he's rich or poor. so long as
I like him.
Its quite promising Tor young
gentlemen, you see, whose faces are
not their fortunes, when Americas
most beautiful bathing girl runs 10
tolerance of that sort.
MY eyes are hazel" she said. II
am Ave feet five inches tall and 1
weigh 1913 pounds. I guess you'd
call my hair chestnut brown, and
II isn't bobbed."
NJ, ehat she disapproves of bob
bed nair.- her hair simply isn't bob
bed.
Selection of Miss Campbell proved
no cinch for tho eight artists. After
the spec acular bathers' revue Of late
yeserda-' afternoon. the bathing
queens parked at the end of the
Steel Pier, close by the judges, who
were Howard Chandler Christy,
Coles Phillips, Willy Pogany, Joseph
Cummings Chase. DR.. Arnold Renthe,
Norman Rockwell. Heyworth Camp
bell and Chairman August Hutaf, all
artists.
Men, women and children swarm
ed the piers end and tried to infiu-
ence the jury by inordinate yelling.
The audience had it's own favorites.
The jury eliminated all but three
intercity beauties. Miss New York"
Dorothy Hughes; "Miss Columbus"
and "Miss Macon" Frances Gurr.
This was at p. NJ, the audience
being particularly cautioned 10 un-
derstand that which OF these inter-
city beauties were TO be first, second
and third. would be announced at
the s o'clock meeting on the pier.
The jury proceeded then TO select
three prize winners from the anna
teur bathing syiphs, and three from
the professions. And Miss Gladys
Greenamyer, OF 615S Haverford ave-
nue., Philadelphia, received first
prize, silver cup, among amateurs.
She appeared in a two in one-piece
lavender bathing suit. She Is
graduate OF West Philadelphia High
School. and is a blond, with blue
eyes. Her hair Is not bobbed. She
is five feet seven and half inches
tall and weighs 1875 pounds. The
second award went 20 Mary Eliza
beth Edwards. OF Vineland, n. j.,
the third to Estelle Marks, of Allan
tic City.
Miss Dorothy Knapp. of New
York. an eighteen-year- model |
for James Montgomery Flag, Perhyn |
Stanslaw, and others, won first prize |
among professional beauties. she
is a brown haired maiden with hazel |
eyes, weighs 125 pounds, and stands |
five feet four inches in her silk
stockings.
Second and third prizes went tp
Miss Pauline Virginia Dakla, OF
Perth Amboy, eighteen years old, L
and sydney Nebon. OF Indianapolis.
eighteen years old, both OF them IN
the Passing Show OF 1922" now
playing here.
According TO regulations. first
prize in the intercity, the amateur
and the professional divisions Of the
revue were TO compete with
Miss America" Margaret German,
Of Washington, last years most
beautiful bathing girl, in the Million
Dollar Pier last night for the golden
By O'Clock the judges had reach
ed no decision on the order of prec- ]
sdence for the trio OF interclty I
maideps selected. They promised !
he afternoon audience that they
would do so at eight o'clock. I
But at o'clock, no jurors pre- !
Iented themselves. At 3 o'clock, with ,
l tremendous crowd growing more !
md more impatient. stlll no Jurors ,
anne. 4
At 9.15. a committeeman inform ,
d the house that the lnterclty Z
had vigorously protested :
he selection Of the three Of their A
lumber and that the Judges were
ryng the business all over again \
n Garden Pier.
At $50. the judges appeared on
iteei Pier, bringing with them an
augmented and reconsidered list OF
ntercity Aphrodtes, Besides the
hree already selected. the artists
Fere troubling their weary heads I
yer FIVE others, Miss Nashville"
Miss Baltimore" Miss Dayton" 4
Miss Portland" and "Miss Seattle" .
And these eight charmers curvet- !.
d and curtisied and minced all over !.
ne stage once again. And most OF
,enn did n without having had din