The Washington herald., 1922-08-27
miss WASHINGTON
COMPETITION ENDS;
PHOTOS TO JUDGES
Will Meet Tomorrow and
Select Most Promising
Candidates.
DECISION TUESDAY
Competitors Selected Will Be
Asked to Appear in
= Person.
DECISION TUESDAY

Last photographs in the competi-
tion for the selection of Miss
Washington" were received at The
Herald office last night and turned
over to the Judges who will select
the Districts most beautiful and
attractive daughter.
AS a preliminary step the judges
Will closely examine the photo
graphs. and select a number of the
more promising candidates. A suf-
ficient number will be picked to in
sure a fair decision.
The candidates so selected, who
in the opinion of the judges pos
sess qualifications which entitle
them to consideration for the signal
honor of being named Miss Wash
ington." will find their names pub
lished in The Herald Tuesday
morning and will be asked to ap-
pear in person during the forenoon
of the following day, when a final
selection will be made. The for
tunate young women will also be
notified by telephone and messenger.
All Get Fair Chance.
Every young woman who has
submitted her photograph to The
Herald will be given an equal and
fair chance. Most of the photo
graphs are so clear and sharply de-
fined that the judges will expert
ence no difficulty in arriving at an
excellent idea of the young woman's
appearance. There are some pic
lures, however. which are not so
distinct and these candidates will
be requested to appear in person so
that no mistake may be made.
The judges are: II. z. Stringer.
president of the City Club; Watson
B. Miller. department commander Of
the American Legion; Nelson B.
Bell. director OF publicity of the
Crandall Theaters; Isaac Cans. vice
president of the Chamber of Com
merce; A. H. o. Role. Benson r.
Moore and Herbert Clark. OF the
Landscape Club and the Washing
ton Society OF Artists; Lawrence
Beatus, managing director of
Loew's Palace. Theater. and Corbin
Shields. assistant manager OF
Moore's Rialto Theater.
As soon as Miss Washington"
is selected she will visit the shop.
of several prominent merchants
who will give her various articles
of wearing apparel so that she may
be equipped with the most up-to-
date and tasteful assortment of
OF clothes possible to select.
Clothes She win Get
An afternoon frock will be given
her by the Young Ladies' Shop:
shoes and hats will come from the
walkover and the Dell Millinery
Company. respectively: Rosedere's
will supply n beautiful gown. while
Saks Fur Company will furnish the
latest thing in fur. Two bathing
suits will be given Miss wash
ington." one donated by Hecht a
Company and the other by the
Asbury Mills of New York: q set
by the Peoples Drug Stores, while
Harry c. Grove. Inc, will furnish
her with a kodak. Luggage for the
trip viii be supplied by II. w.
Topham.
Miss Washington" will leave
Washington September s. Upon
her arrival in Atlantic City she win
be met at the station by a number
OF patronesses. who will escort her
to her hotel While the great cele-
brat!on at which she IL to be an
honest guest does not begin until
September 6. q number Of social
functions have been arranged for
the evening OF the nth. and she
will have the opportunity of Sc
lecting the one she prefers.
From the time of her arrival
until her departure. she viii be the
center Of every activity Of interest.