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1928 International Pageant of Pulchritude

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Date
  
June 4, 1928

Entrants
  
42

Venue
  
Galveston, TX

Returns
  
Nebraska

Debuts
  
Belgium, England, Germany, (US CITIES) Biloxi, Greater New York, Little Rock, Oklahoma City, St. Louis

Withdrawals
  
Alexandria, Amarillo, Baton Rouge, Beaumont, Bessemer, Brooklyn, Cleburne, Denver, Douglas, Green Bay, Kerrville, Monroe, Oak Cliff, Ogden, Omaha, Ottawa, Pine Bluff, Point Isabel, Shreveport

The 3rd annual International Pageant of Pulchritude was held at Galveston, Texas. With 42 contestants (32 American and 10 foreign) in the pageant, 10 contestants won cash prizes and one won the grand prize, the title of "Miss Universe".

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Results

Miss Chicago, Ella Van Hueson, won first place in the pageant and was crowned "Miss Universe" of 1928. Prizes included $2,000.

The second-place winner received $1,000, the third-place winner $250, and the remaining nine places received $100 each.

International

  •  Belgium – Anne Koyart
  •  Canada – Irene Hill
  •  Cuba – Nila Garrido
  •  Great Britain – Nonni Shields
  •  France – Raymonde Allain
  •  Germany – Hella Hoffman
  •  Italy – Livia Marracci
  •  Luxembourg – Anna Friedreich
  •  Mexico – Maria Teresa de Landa
  •  Spain – Aguenda Adorna
  • U.S. states

  •  California – Geraldine Grismley
  •  Colorado – Mildred Ellene Golden
  •  Connecticut – Mary Deano
  •  Indiana – Betty Dumpres
  •  Iowa – Ethel Mae Frette
  •  Kentucky – Vergie H. Hendricks
  •  Louisiana – Evelyn Smith
  •  Minnesota – Delores Davitt
  •  Mississippi – Louise Fayard
  •  Missouri – Margaret Woods
  •  Nebraska – Bernice Graf
  •  New Jersey – Elizabeth K. Smith
  •  New York – Winnifred Watson
  •  Ohio – Mary Horlocker
  •  Pennsylvania – Anna Dublin
  •  Utah – Eldora Pence
  •  West Virginia – Audrey Reilley
  •  Wisconsin – Betty Porter
  • U.S. cities

  • Austin – Irene Wilson
  • Biloxi – Fleeta Doyle
  • Chicago – Ella Van Hueson
  • References

    1928 International Pageant of Pulchritude Wikipedia


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