The Washington herald., 1922-08-01
MISS WASHINGTON. .
10 BE SELECTED
ION MERIT ALONE
Judges Competence Will
Leave No Doubt as to
Justice of Award.
NINE WILL DECIDE
, Atlantic City to Spare No Ex-
pehse in Making Pageant
Gala Occasion.
NINE WILL DECIDE
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Beautiful girl in Washington to
win
Those men upon whom will rest
the responsibility Of making the
right selection. and thus assuring
that Washington will have the best
possible representation at the ST.
p-eiss FESTIVAL OF the beach season,
a-e The following:
Hesry f. StrilSsr. president Of
the City Club: Herbert Francis
Clark, Benson Il. Moo.e ard a. II.
o. Role. Of the Landscape Club
end the Washington Suciety of
Artists: isaac Cans. vice president
q: the Washington Chamber OF
Commerce; Lawrence Bea:us. man
aging director. Loew's Palace Thea
ter; Nelson Bell. publicity director
of The crandalI theaters; Corblp
saIeld. manager of Moore's Rialto
Thsstcr. and Watson r. Miller. de-
partrnent commander of the Ameri-
Ssn Legion
Take Moving Pictures.
As preliminary step in the Sc
lection of Miss Washington"
young women living in the Dis
trict OF Columbia are asked to bring
their-photcgraphs to The Washing
ton Herald art editor before August
2s. Il is imperative they be sub
mitted before that date so that
the judges may have sufficient time
for D thorough study OF the por-
traits before Miss Washington"
is selected.
In the interim The Herald is
using numbers of these pictures
daily. and The National Pictorial
News Company is taking moving
pictures of the young women TO
give them an opportunity to show
theirNability as possible film stars.
As. the fairsst daughter of a city
noted for it's charming women
Miss Washington" will possess an
honor which any young woman
would be proud to claim. but this
is only one of the rare treats in
store for this fortunate young per-
son.
All Expenses Paid.
She will be the guest of honor at
AtlaRtic City during its colorful
pageant in September. with all her
expresses paid. with new attire pro-
vided by Washington merchants
who will be proud to make her the
smartest woman on the boardwalk.
and with scores of enchanting in
vitations to every fashionable af-
fair of the day
pense to make a gala affair out of
the pageant. Having had a rainy
season up to this time. and with
tourist trade interfered with by
the railroad strike. the city will
spring into unusual life and color.
with the ideal weather always pre-
vailiBg in September and with the
passenger service Of the railroads
back to normal
Aside from the stirring success
sion of displays and exhibitions and
social functions scheduled for the
entire three days. the holiday deco
rations and festival features will
give lAtlantic City a gayety that is
even more brilliant than usual.
Mss WASHINGTON will be a par
ticipant in every event. an honored
guest at every function
: Interesting Comrades.
Perhaps she will follow the ex-
ample of Miss Washington last
year~and earn the $4,000 golden
mermaid trophy as the most beauti-
ful girl in the United States: but
If not, she will have many other
chances to win cups and trophies
in contests ranging from a bathing
beauty competition to the rolling
chair parade contest
She will associate with thousands
of distinguished guests from all
parts of America and Europe who
viii flock to Atlantic City to at
tendSthis greatest attraction of the
auaunn stason. She will meet per-
sonally the board of judges, COM
posed of the greatest artists in
AmeriCa who will select some
Miss Are-ica" from the city
misses
md Incidentally. she will be sur
roTudei by the most interesting
people Of the East. Gat as an out
s-der. bur az an hcn0red and ad-
rI!reh comrade. Sh. viii! have not
only thA triumph Of city but the
NriHr-nh sha.