The New York herald., 1922-09-06
Atlantic City to
Bar BObbed Hair
in Beauty Contest
Group of Girls From New York
and Other Places Arrive
by Seaplane.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CRY, n. j.. Sept. 5.-Plucked
eyebrows and bobbed hair will find hard
shedding in the national beauty contest,
which opens here tomorrow in connec-
tion with the annual Atlantic City
pageant. according to the committee of
beauty judges. I'VE will judge natural
beauty only" declare the judges.
There are fifty-seven entrants in the
beauty contest. and only three have
bobbed hair. Nearly all the beauties
have arrived here. some coming by train,
Others by motor car and others. includ
ing the New York delegation. by air
plane.
Two seapianes arrived here from New
York this afternoon. Those on board
included Miss Dorothy Hughes Of Brook
lyn, who is Miss Rockaway": Miss Ruth
Andre of Brooklyn, as Miss Brighton
Beach; Miss Mary H. Lavka of New
York as Miss South Beach" and Miss
Lillian Harnach, also of New York, as
miss Long Beach; Miss Mildred Moon,
as Miss Rochester,: Miss Rosamond
Fahey, as Miss Syracuse: Mrs Bertha
ID. Rent, as Miss Buffalo; Miss Helen
Agnes Searles, as Miss Binghamton";
Miss Roberta Cooper. as Miss Sche-
nectady," and Miss Jeanette Adams, as
s'Miss Utica"
After making the trip In seventy-five
minutes the seaplanes circled the city.
then over the ocean, and dropped rive
bombs as salutes. A large banner was
unfurled to the breeze bearing the mes
VnrA
New York"
Miss Hughes, who represents Rocka-
way in the beauty contest, gave news
paper men a shock on her arrival here
when she declared that she had seen
Broadway for the first time in her lie
Monday night She halls from Brook
lyn.
IT have lived in Greater New York
for eighteen years" she said, but
had my first glimpse of the city's Great
White Way on Monday night when l
went there in company with the other
girls and the chaperons."
The girls reported having a delightful
trip by seaplane.
At 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
Father Neptune (Hudson Maxim) will
arrive on the beach in his decorated
barge and will be greeted by Miss Amer
fca (Margaret Gorman) and court of
DExtuly, CO4HPoScd uL lW0ily <1AAhhAiS CsNS
beauties. There will be a rolling chair
parade Thursday afternoon. and in the
evening the Judging of the beauties will
take place. On Friday afternoon there
will be bathers' revue. and in the even
ing the grand prize. the golden mermaid,
will be awarded to Americas most beau
tiful girl New York arrivals include:
Marlboro -Blenheim-Mr. and Mrs. II.
J. Middleton, Mr. and Mrs. c. Is. Mid
dleton. J. M. Loclxhart Mrs. J. Boyd,
Frank Koun, Ernest w. Roth Mrs. J.
ID. Culbertson. William Mcbride and
Miss Marie Mcbride.
pennis-Mrs. J. S. Case Z. G. Alt
man, Miss Irma Meyer, Mrs. G. Meyer,
II. Kuhl. S. III. Britton. Mrs. August
Dwyer and William Kane.
Haddon Hail-Miss Catherine Kempf.
Miss Elizabeth Kempf, Miss Mildred
Farmer. Mrs. James Matthews. Miss
Mary Doherty. Miss Florence Lee and
Miss Rae Laurie.
Ritz tz-Carlton-F'rancis Renault. Frank
N. Seltzer. Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Morris. A.
Baer NSs Pauline Cooke. v. G. Harden
bergh. S. Siderman. NJ. Rics. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. X. Eagle. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Block.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Block, George II.
Thomas. John B. Simon. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Read. Mrs. A. b. Chapman. Daniel
F. O'Brien George T. Randles, Carl r.
Ganter. w. l.. Cummings. H. NJ. Billings
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Mearrie.
Traymore-Mrs Lloyd A.. Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Spencer. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Dapran, Harry v. Daugherty.
A. Fl. Gibson. S. B. Cochrane. Miss
Josephine Donovan. Mr.. and Mrs H. A.
Downing, Miss Naomi Smith and Mrs.
w. c. Shepard.
Ambassador--Miss Gladys whitson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Beck, Neal g.
Adair. !. Gerhard and son. A. G. Kraft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Smith and
child.