The Washington herald., 1922-08-07
MISS WASHINGTON
FILM CHEERED BY
THEATER CROWDS
Margaret German Shares
Honors With Eight
1922" Beauties.
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canoe enthusiast: Miss Beuiah Sui.
livan. whose hobby Is boating: Miss
Sarah Heller. a camping expert; Miss
Irms Maybury. a talented artist. and
her model. Miss Catherine Elliott
Those. WHO are filmed will have no
advantage over Others who seek to
be adjudeed the most beautiful
Only the photographs submitted to
The Herald will be used to pick the
ten who are the fairest, and after
that the judges will rely solely on
an impartial interview and talk with
each Of the ten.
Merit Alone Counts.
The one whom the judges think
the most charming in every way
will be Miss Washington" The
selection wHl be made upon merit
alone, so that Washington may be
justly proud of its namesake. and
SO that Miss Washington" may 1T
tingly represent the city in q brill
liant company at the shore.
Throughout the competition and
the subsequent excursion to At
lantic City by Miss Washington"
there will be no expense to any
participant. II any young woman
does not have a photograph she
thinks favorable. she can arrange
with the art editor of The Herald
to have one taken free of charge.
All photographs. however. must be
In The Herald Office before Au-
gust 2s.
Presented to Public.
The motion pictures now being
filmed by the National Pictorial
News are designed to bring before
the people of Washington a num-
ber. of the charming entrants, so
that the city may become acquaint-
ed with some of those who may be
Miss Washington" They will also
bring young women of dramatic
talent into the public eye.
The extreme pains being taken
by The Herald to select only the
most charming young woman in the
District of Columbia for Miss
Washington" has a very good rea-
son.
When Miss Washington" will
take her place among the scores
of civic beauties" who will be the
honored guests OF Atlantic City at
its famous fall holidays she will
represent the city, and will bear
on her young shoulders the dignity
and responsibility of the Nations
Capital.
miss washinEton' TO BE Feted.
At many social affairs of great
brilliancy Miss Washington" will
not only be feted as one of the
most prominent of the visiting
beauties, but also as the reigning
beauty of a city noted for Its re-
markably charming young women.
Accompanied by Mrs. Basil NJ.
Manly. well-known clubwoman
and social worker of Washington,
Miss Washington will be estab-
lished at one of the greater beach
front hotels in a palatial suite fac
ing the ocean. From the very
first she will be deluged with in
triguinR Invitations to the lunch
cons, teas. dinners and dances that
help to make the pageant such an
important social event. She will
have to choose her engagements
with extreme care.
Program Lasts Three Days.
For the program of the three
days is in itself packed with many
things to do-the sessions OF the
great and brilliant court of King
Neptune. the bathers' parade, the
rolling chair parade. the athletic
events. the evening carnivals. the
races. the freworks-will all be
staged for the special pleasure of
Miss Washington" and her COM
panions.
Perhaps Miss Washington" may
have had too little time to assemble
a fall wardrobe before she leaves
for the shore. In such case a
dozen washington merchants have
promised her every frock and cos
tune needful to make her the best
dressed woman on the Boardwalk.
May Forget Her Purse.
Amid the whirl OF so many events
Miss Washington" may have for
gotten her purse. She will never
notice such a trivial loss at Allan
tic City. for the pageant has been
planned to give her every comfort
and pleasure without the slightest
expense.
There is story about the trip
of Miss Washington" last year
which illustrates several things.
Miss German had not spent any
thing up to the last day, when she
was adjudged the most beautiful
girl in America, and named Miss
America" Then a telegram from
her brother warning her Not to
get stuck up" came collect-and
she paid for it.