The Washington herald., 1922-08-21
BEAUTY PHOTOS
MAY BE SENT IN
ALL THIS WEEK
Limit Set for Midnighton
Saturday for New
Candidates.
READY FOR JUDGES
Miss Washington" Will Have
Chance to Be Selected as
Miss America"

Besieged by photographs and let
ters, the Art Editor faces a busy
week before all the candidates for
the name of Miss Washington"
have pictures safely tucked away
for the judges.
For one bright and coiorful even
ing he mingled with the crowd At
the Mount Rainier carnival. and
was permitted to act as judge. ON
another day he went into the field
with Crawford and Carter and
watched them film beautiful young
women fer The Herald moving pic
lures.
Every day he watches the mall to
and and file away every picture,
large and small, that may be the
likeness Of Miss Washington" To-
day and tomorrow will bring espe-
ciaIly heavy contributions. since
prudent young women with an eye
10 the limit set for midnight sat
urday. are planning to have their
photographs in The Herald once
long before that hour.
Photo Only Requirement.
For those who are uncertain
about the conditions of this compe-
tition-the only entrance require
ment is photograph with name
and address marked plainly In INK
ON the back. That entities any
Young woman to equal considera-
tion with every other young wom-
an in tne District of Columbia be-
fore the judges There Is no ex-
pense. and, of course. there Is no
solicitation nor voting
The importance-and the personal
advantage and pleasure-whicn is
attached to Miss Washingtons
tourney to Atlantic City can hardy
be overemphasized.
Miss Washington will not only
be a beautiful woman enjoying 4
vacation at the seashore as the guest
of the city, but the representative
OF the nations Capital at a social
and athletic pageant of the utmost
Importance.
NAV Reeome sMiss America
There she will meet many famous
persons who may be the means OF
gaining for her entrance into the
great world of the moving pictures
or into the illustrators circles. There
she will be pitted against the most
stunning beauties of seventy otner
cities in the United States and Can
ada in several great competitions
which will eliminate in the selec-
ton Of Miss America"
All this time she will have every
advantage and luxury which Attain
tic City can supply, and the entire
trip will be without cost to herself
Il -N~.NT ina
the most charming woman in the
District to Atlantic City, and the
board Of nine judges who may meet
as soon as next Sunday to pass upon
the photographs in The Herald hles
is fully competent to make this dream
a reality
After all. a great part of the ef-
feet Miss Washington will make
at Atlantic City will be due to her
clothes Her beauty will be coun-
teractsd or enhanced by what she
wears.
Onered Fall Costumes
Realizing the Importance of her
costume. many first-rate Washing
ton merchants have offered to fur
nish a great part of her fall ward
robe. Two bathing suits will be
hers. one donated by the Hecht
Company. and the other by the As
bury Mills. Of New York City. Her
afternoon frock will come from the
Young LADIES' Shop. her shoese and
had from the Walk-Over Shop and
thk Dell Millinery Company. respec-
tively. For evening wear the Rose
defe Shop will supply an evening
gown. II. S. Fischer a valuable
wAst watch and the Saks Fur COM
papy. a fur piece.
II. W. Topham will provide lug
gage for the trip.
These merchants have volunteered
tOe ecostume Miss Washington" in
sush a way that she may know she
is Sthe best-dressed woman on the
Boardwalk They will do justice to
th4 most attractive young woman
in washington.
Secure as Miss Washington, may
feel In the knowledge that she is
the supreme beauty of the District
CfFColumbia. she will have a reas-
susing sense of confidence in what
she will have to wear.