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''The Pretty Children Competition'' is a photo published in [[The Tatler]] on 14 september 1904.

[[File:the-tatler-1904-09-14-p417-the-pretty-children-competition.jpg|thumb|500px|center|[[The Tatler]] (14 september 1904, p. 417)]]

'''The Pretty Children Competition'''

'''The Three Prizewinners and Nine other Beautiful Children selected by [[Louisa Hawkins|Lady Conan-Doyle]] and Mrs. Thomas Hardy.'''

FIRST PRIZE — QUEENIE MAY, DAUGHTER OF MRS. A. WELLS, BROAD STREET, TEDDINGTON, MIDDLESEX

Queenie was born May 1, 1898. The first prize is a tulip-pattern solid silver tea and coffee service with hot-water jug, the exact reproduction of the set built by the Association of Diamond Merchants, Ltd., for the Glasgow Exhibition to represent English silver work. Valued at £55.

''Photo by Gunn & Co., Richmond, copyright of "The Tatler"''

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