Juliet Lugod Abad was crowned Miss Visayas at the 1935 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Carmen Rodriguez Fernandez competed as Miss Palawan in the 1926 National Beauty Contest at the Manila Carnival, two years after her older sister won the crown. More here: .

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As a young woman, Luz Besa-Ilagan she represented Tarlac to the 1927 Manila Carnival Pageant. More here: .

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Adela Lim Planas-Paterno was crowned Miss Visayas at the 1939 Manila Carnival. More here:

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Guia Gonzalez Balmori was crowned Miss Philippines at the 1938 Manila Exposition. More here: .

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Antonio Arnaiz was born to a haciendero family of prominence in Bais, Negros Oriental. He studied at the Dallas Aviation School. In 1936, Colonel Arnaiz, together with Juan Calvo, made the pioneering M...

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The young Ricardo Lardizabal Paras, son of a prominent judge, was the escort to Cleofe Balingit, Miss Mindanao, at the 1936 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Zafiro Ledesma, in his youth, was the escort to Miss Mindanao at the 1936 Manila Carnival. He was a banker and mayor of Iloilo. More here:

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Cleofe Jaime Balingit was crowned Miss Mindanao at the National Beauty Contest at the 1936 Manila Carnival. More here:

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Helen Cutaran Bennett was crowned Miss Visayas at the 1936 Manila Carnival. She served as Foreign Secretary to President Elipidio Quirino. More here:

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Mercedes Montilla Montilla was crowned Miss Philippines at the 1936 Manila Carnival. She served as mayor of Sipalay for three terms. More here:

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Carmen De Leon Del Rosario resigned as Miss Mindanao at the 1935 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Conchita Chuidian Sunico was crowned Miss Philippines at the 1935 Manila Carnival and is remembered as high society's "It Girl" before WWII. She founded Karilagan International to promote Philippine fa...

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Consuelo M. Villamor was crowned Miss Philippines at the 9th National Beauty Contest at the 1934 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Clarita Villarica Tankiang-Sanchez was crowned Miss Philippines at the 8th National Beauty Contest at the 1934 Manila Carnival. More here:

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Angelina "Nina" Tronqued Biunas was Miss Mindanao at the 7th National Beauty Contest at the 1933 Manila Carnival.

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Charity de Ocampo Crow was Miss Luzon at the 7th National Beauty Contest at the 1933 Manila Carnival. More here:

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Dr. Gregorio Y. Zara is a renowned Filipino aeronautic engineer, physicist and inventor. In his youth, he was King Consort to Miss Philippines at the 1939 Manila Carnival. He was named National Scienti...

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Engracia Arcinas Laconico-Zara was the Miss Philippines at the 7th National Beauty Contest at the 1933 Manila Carnival. More here:

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Aleli Aguilar Guzman-Quirino was Miss Visayas at the 6th National Beauty Contest at the 1932 Manila Carnival. More here:

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Rosalina Cispon Lim-Martinez was Miss Luzon at the 6th National Beauty Contest at the 1932 Manila Carnival. More here:

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Emma Gonzales Zamora-Ruiz was crowned Miss Philippines at the 6th National Beauty Contest at the 1932 Manila Carnival. More here:

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Rita Villaflor Pañares-Alvarez was a candidate at the 5th National Beauty Contest at the 1931 Manila Carnival. More here:

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Arturo Cabarrus de Santos, a physician by trade, achieved fame as an antique collector. The Arturo de Santos Collection was displayed at the CCP, and has since been acquired by the Bangko Central and t...

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Alicia Cabarrus de Santos-Maloles was crowned Miss Luzon at the 5th National Beauty Contest at the 1931 Manila Carnival. She resigned from the post, necessitating her replacement. More here: .

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A famous name, a scholar’s intellect, an impressive background in social work and undiminished good looks were the passport of Maria Kalaw Katigbak to the Philippine Senate. MKK was a high school val...

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Teodoro "Teddy" Villanueva Kalaw, in his youth, was the King Consort to his sister, Maria, Miss Philippines at the 1931 Manila Carnival. He was a lawyer, an engineer, an accountant and a soldier. ---...

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Emilio Veloso Osmeña, in his youth, was the King Consort to the Miss Philippines at the 1930 Manila Carnival. He became a physician. Sadly, he was killed by Japanese invaders during their occupation of...

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Rosario Ruiz Zorilla-Chanco was Miss Mindanao at the 1930 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Isabelita de los Reyes was among the Damas de Honor at the 1929 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Paz Ongsiako de los Reyes was Miss Philippines in the 1929 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Julieta Hofileña Lopez was an adopted daughter of the esteemed Lopez Family. She competed as Miss Iloilo at the 2nd National Beauty Contest at the 1927 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Amelia Zialcita Romualdez represented Leyte in the 1927 Manila Carnival Queen pageant. More here: -------------------- In 1927, the province of Leyte fielded a homegrown beauty to the Miss Philippi...

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Rosario Lacsamana Manuel competed as Miss Pampanga at the 2nd National Beauty Contest at the 1927 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Guillermo Jose, in his youth, was the King Consort to Miss Philippines at the 1926 Manila Carnival. He was the president of the Philippine Tennis Association in the 1950s. The Guillermo Jose Memorial T...

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Encarnacion Ibañez Johnson-Jose competed as Miss Rizal at the 2nd National Beauty Contest at the 1927 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Pacita Mateo competed as Miss Bulacan at the 2nd National Beauty Contest at the 1927 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Mercedes Verdote de Jesus- Joaquin competed as Miss Marinduque at the 2nd National Beauty Contest at the1927 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Caridad Morente was Miss Mindoro at the 1927 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Luisa Fernandez Marasigan-Barretto was the Miss Philippines at the 2nd Beauty Contest of the1927 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Amparo Neri competed as Miss Misamis at the 1st National Beauty Contest at the 1926 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Leonor T. Reyes competed as Miss Bulacan at the 1st National Beauty Content at the 1926 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Isolina Puno Palma-Calma is the oldest daughter of Don Gregorio Palma and Genoveva Puno who later married Dr. Valeriano Calma. Brother of Felicito Puno-Palma, Isolina was in Concepcion Tarlac; the “You...

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Loreto Bartolome Relova-Pascual was Miss Laguna at the 1926 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Lourdes Magdangal Luciano-Ocampo withdrew from the 1926 Manila Carnival Queen race. More here: .

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Aurora Reyes-Recto was crowned Miss Visayas at the 1st National Beauty Contest, held at the 1926 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Leopold Villarosa Khan was the King Consort of the 1926 Miss Philippines of the Manila Carnival.

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Anita Agoncillo Noble-Nakpil was the 1st Miss Philippines of the Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Vicente Rufino, in his youth, was the King Consort to the 1926 Manila Carnival Queen. He was among the incorporators of the Eastern Theatrical Company in 1934, which was engaged in the operating theate...

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Socorro Borcena Henson-Limjap was the Queen at the 1926 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Carmen Arevalo Papa-Delgado was the Queen at the 1925 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Eugenio Hofileña Lopez was a pioneering Filipino industrialist in the fields of sugar, publishing, broadcasting, transportation and power utilities. In his youth, he was the King Consort to the 1923 Ma...

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Catalina Castillo Apacible was the Queen of the 1922 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Carlos Peña Rómulo was a Filipino diplomat, politician, soldier, journalist and author. In his youth, he was the King Consort to the 1922 Manila Carnival Queen, Virginia Llamas, who eventually became h...

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Virginia Vidal Llamas-Romulo was the Queen of the 1922 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Jose Revilla was part of the Royal Court of the 1921 Manila Carnival Queen.

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Ramon Ongsiako, in his youth, belonged to the Royal Court of the 1921 Manila Carnival Queen.

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Rosario Roces Legarda-Valdez was part of the Court of the 1921 Manila Carnival Queen.

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Vicenta Veloso Osmeña belonged to the Royal Court of the 1921 Manila Carnival Queen.

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Florentina Goyena-Revilla was part of the Royal Court of the 1921 Manila Carnival Queen.

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Dr. Basilio J. Pica Valdez was a physician, trained in the French and US Armies. He held the rank Major General and served as the Chief of Staff of the Philippine Constabulary, Chief of Staff of the Ph...

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Carmen Legarda Prieto-Caro was the Queen at the 1921 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Virginia Randolph Harrison was the Queen of the Occident at the 1920 Manila Carnival. Hers is a privileged pedigree -- Scottish landed gentry on her father's side and American industrial pioneers on he...

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Francisco Escolar Limjap belonged to the Court of the Queen of the Orient at the 1920 Manila Carnival.

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Felisa Escolar Limjap belonged to the court of the Queen of the Orient at the 1920 Manila Carnival.

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Albina de la Paz Tuason belonged to the Court of the Queen of the Orient at the 1920 Manila Carnival.

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Ralph Earnshaw was a King Consort to Trinidad Roura de Leon, the 1920 Manila Carnival Queen.

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Baldomero Pelaez escorted Remedios Fernandez Reyes of Camiguin, who was crowned Sultana de Mindanao at the 1912 Manila Carnival.

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Francisco Guerrero Agcaoili was a Cornell-trained chemical engineer. He was the King Escort to his sister, Julia, at the 1909 Manila Carnival Queen.

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A US Army officer, William Washington Vaughan, was King Escort to his future wife, Mela Kamakee Fairchild, the 1917 Manila Carnival Queen.

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Enriqueta Lasso de Vega Aldanese, distinguished Spanish-English mestiza, was crowned Queen of the First Cebu Carnival in 1914. She also reigned as the 1918 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Manolita Kamakee Fairchild was crowned Queen at the 1917 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Manolita Delgado Barretto was crowned Queen at the 1916 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Esperanza Escolar Limjap-Osmeña was the second wife of Philippine President Sergio Osmeña and the First Lady during his term. The daughter of a wealthy Filipino-Chinese businessman, she was very much a...

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Concepcion Zurbito Medina-Navarro was crowned the Queen of the 1915 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Dolores Perez Rubio-Gregory was crowned Queen of the 1914 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Julia Otero Arceo was crowned Reina de Luzon at the 1913 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Remedios Fernandez Reyes-Medina was crowned Sultana de Mindanao at the 1912 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Amparo Benitez Noel-Borromeo was crowned Reina de Visayas at the 1912 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Paz Bantug de Guzman-Silos was the Reina de Luzon at the 1912 Manila Carnival. She was an educator, who served as the directress of the glee club at the Philippine Normal School. Many matinee stars of ...

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Paz Jurado Marquez-Benitez is a famed short story writer, recognized for the first Filipino modern English-language short story, "Dead Stars". She was crowned Queen of the 1912 Manila Carnival. She bec...

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Trinidad Roura de Leon was the Queen of the 1920 Victory Carnival. She became the First Lady to President Roxas. More here: .

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Inocencia "Enchay" Baptista Reyes was a finalist at the 1908 Manila Carnival Queen race. She is the the matriarch of the accomplished Roces Clan.

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Julia Guerrero Agcaoili-Martinez was the 1909 Manila Carnival Queen. Convent-bred, she excelled in playing the piano and harp and in singing. More here: .

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Leonarda Escolar Limjap studied painting under Fabian de la Rosa and piano under Dona Ventura Galvez. The daughter of an affluent businessman, she was convent-educated and well-traveled. In 1908, she r...

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Pura Villanueva-Kalaw was born on August 27, 1886 in Arevalo, Iloilo to Emilio Villanueva, a highly educated man from Molo, and Emilia Garcia, a very beautiful Spanish lady from Palencia, Spain. At fir...

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Colonel George T. Langhorne was a veteran of the American-Spanish War in the Philippines and onetime aide-de-camp to Major General Leonard Wood. He was King of the Occident at the 1908 Manila Carnival ...

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Marjorie Radcliffe Colton was the Queen of the Occident at the 1908 Manila Carnival. More here: .

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Illuminada Mojica Tuason-Fernandez, the Miss Philippines at the 1939 Manila Carnival Queen, was only child of Rogelia Mojica of Indang, Cavite and an unnamed Tuason of Manila. Her father died early and...

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Trinidad Rodriguez Fernandez was the Manila Carnival Queen of 1924. She is also the first woman Ambassador of the Philippines. More here: .

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