The Washington herald., 1922-07-22
COMMITTEE ASKS
MISS CORMAN TO
ATTEND PAGEANT
Beauties Aspire to Wear
Queens Crown at
Shore.
CHARMING GALLERY
Many Submit Photographs in
Competition to Become
Miss Washington"
continsed from Page ors

CoHftrsed from Page One
the name ana address of the young
woman This should be printed in
ink.
Wniie Washington young women
and their mothers have taken a most
unusual interest IN the selection of
Miss Washington" and are keenly
apprecistive OF the high honor that
goes with IT. Atlantic City has been
preparing for the greatest demonstra-
ton in its history.
Fair representatives of the greatest
cities In the country will rule the
city for the three days of the pageant,
as members of the court of King
Neptune. who will reign in state.
VIII Meet Celebrities.
Each Miss will be entertained
: after the same fashion as Miss
Washington" The latter will be the
center of a brilliant circle of society
folk, movie stars, celebrities, artists,
writers. and statemen. The three days
OF her visit will be filed with a con-
unous round of dinners, dances.
pageantry, banquets, and balls.
Chaperoned by a matron prominent
IN Washington society. Miss WASH
ington will occupy a palatial suite
facing the sea in one Of the greatest
of the Atlantic City boardwalk hotels.
She will be met by a committee of
welcome and will be given every pos
sible sort of hospitality during her
stay.
In fact. Miss Washington" will
have to ask her chaperone to help
her select which of a dozen teas or
luncheons will be the most enjoy
able, for she will be swamped with
invitations.
King Neptune, who will arrive
with pomp and circumstance on the
morning of the seventh. will appear
far out at sea and will be escorted
to shore by a hotilla of gay craft.
He will assemble his court of
beauties on the million dollar pier,
and will be monarch for two days.
Bnthers' Revue Scheduled.
Immediately after his arrival the
brilliant pageant of events will be-
gin Bathing girls will hold a
Bathers' Revue. which promises to
eclipse anything ever attempted at
Atlantic City before in beauty and
variety of costume. Those taking
part in the pageant will form a
monster parade of rolling chairs.
headed by the queen of the beach
Miss Washington"
On the last night of the celebra-
tiOn Governor Edwards of New
Jersey will give a ball at which
the most beautiful of the young
women will be selected by a board
of judges. and will be presented
, with the $4,000 golden statue of a
mermaid which was captured by
Miss Washington" last year.
In order that Miss Washington"
may have every opportunity to be
the supremely charming beauty of
Atlantic City local merchants are
cooperating to supply her with the
smartest possible wardrobe.
One of the most important fea-
lures in the selection of Miss
Washington" will be the method
employed. A board of highly COM
petent men. most of them artists or
representatives of organizations in
terested in the artistic development
of Washington, will make the final
award after personally viewing the
young women. Artificial beauty will
not be sufficient The young woman
must not only have exquisite fea-
lures but must conform to artistic
ideals. She must possess poise,
grace. and refinement.
The judges are: Henry E. String
er. president of the City Club: Her
bert Francis Clark, Benson B.
Moore. and A. H. O'Rolle. of the
Landscape Club and the Washing
ton Society of A Artists; Isaac Cans.
vice president of the Washington
Chamber of Commerce: Lawrence
Beatus. managing director of
Loew's Palace theater: Nelson Bell.
publicity director of the Crandall
theaters; Corbin Shield. manager of
Moore's Rialto theater; and Watson
b. Miller, department commander of
the American Legion.
These judges and The Herald.
will spare no effort to select the
right Miss Washington" and to
make her stay at Atlantic City a
triumph.