Veiled Prophet Queens
Selected Veiled Prophet Queens, since 1878.
- 1878 Susie Slayback
- 1885 Virginia Joy
- 1886 Louise Scott
- 1887
- 1888 Louise Gaiennie
- 1889 - Wain (from Cleveland)
- 1890 Kate Hill
- 1891 July Thompson
- 1892 Ellen Sturgis
- 1893 Florence Lucas
- 1894 Hester Bates Laughlin (the first of the crowned queens)
- 1895 Bessie Kingsland
- 1896 Louise McCreery
- 1897 -
- 1898 -
- 1899 -
- 1900 Susan Larkin Thomson
- 1901 Emily Catlin Wickham
- 1902 -
- 1903 -
- 1904 -
- 1905 Julia G. Cabanné
- 1906 -
- 1907 -
- 1908 Dorothy Shapleigh
- 1909 Susan Carleton
- 1910 Lucy Norvell
- 1911 -
- 1912 Jane Taylor
- 1913 –
- 1914 -
- 1915 Jane Shapleigh
- 1916 -
- 1917 (No ball because of World War I)
- 1918 (No ball because of World War I)
- 1919 Marian Franciscus
- 1920 Ada R. Johnson
- 1921 Eleanor Simmons
- 1922 Alice Busch
- 1923 Grace Wallace
- 1924 Mary Virginia Collins
- 1925 Maud Miller Streett
- 1926 Martha Love
- 1927 Anne Farrar Semple
- 1928 Mary Ambrose Smith
- 1929 Jean Wright Ford
- 1930 Jane Perry Francis
- 1931 Ann Chittenden Ferriss
- 1932 Myrtle McGrew Lambert
- 1933 Jane Alva Johnson
- 1934 Jane Wells
- 1935 Lila Marshall Childress
- 1936 Susan Elizabeth Thompson
- 1937 Nancy Lee Morrill
- 1938 Laura Hale Rand
- 1939 Jane Howard Smith
- 1940 Rosalie McRee
- 1941 Barbara Wear
- 1942 (No ball because of World War II)
- 1943 (No ball because of World War II)
- 1944 (No ball because of World War II)
- 1945 (No ball because of World War II)
- 1946 Anne Kennett Farrar Desloge
- 1947 Dorothy Claggett Danforth
- 1948 Helen Dozier Conant
- 1949 Carol Moon Gardner
- 1950 Eleanor Koehler
- 1951 Mary Kennard Wallace
- 1952 Sally Baker Shepley
- 1953 Julia Terry
- 1954 Barbara Anne Whittemore
- 1955 Audrey Faust Wallace
- 1956 Helene Brown Bakewell
- 1957 Carol Lammert Culver
- 1958 Carolyn Lee Niedringhaus
- 1959 Laura Rand Orthwein
- 1960 Sally Ford Curby
- 1961 Anne Marie Baldwin
- 1962 Diane Waring Desloge
- 1963 Anne Kennard Newhard
- 1964 Alice Busch Condie
- 1965 Rebecca Wells Jones
- 1966 Jane Howard Shapleigh
- 1967 Rosalie McRee Ewing
- 1968 Rebecca Dixon Williams
- 1969 Josephine Carr Brodhead
- 1970 Phoebe Mercer Scott
- 1971 Lenita Collins Morrill
- 1972 Hope Florence Jones
- 1973 Susan Mitchell Conant
- 1974 Susan Clark Smith
- 1975 Sarah Moore Hitchcock
- 1976 Cynthia Gray Danforth
- 1977 Gertrude Marie Busch
- 1978 Elizabeth Courtney Johnson
- 1979 Susan Pierson Smith
- 1980 Eleanor Church Hawes
- 1981 Talbot Peters MacCarthy
- 1982 Alice Maritz
- 1983 Elizabeth Ford Johnston
- 1984 Mary Genevieve Hyland
- 1985 Jennifer Lee Knight
- 1986 Stephanie Marie Schnuck
- 1987 Emily Shepley Barksdale
- 1988 Elizabeth Gray Elliott
- 1989 Alice Marie Behan
- 1990 Carter Gedge Walker
- 1991 Katherine Hall McDonnell
- 1992 Kelly Taylor
- 1993 McKay Noland Baur
- 1994 Margaret Dunne Hager
- 1995 Martha Elizabeth Matthews
- 1996 Elizabeth Ann Bryan
- 1997 Rosalie Ewing Engler
- 1998 Josephine Marie Condie
- 1999 Elizabeth Claire Kemper
- 2000 Carolyn Elizabeth Schnuck
- 2001 Julia Ryerson Schlafly
- 2002 Lucy Hager Schnuck
- 2003 Lauren Morgan Dorsey Thomas
- 2004 Elizabeth Garrett Benoist
- 2005 Julie Anne Stupp
- 2006 Janice Hope Jones
- 2007 Katherine Remington Martin
- 2008 Elizabeth Bunn Hailand
- 2009 Melissa Benton Howe
- 2010 Laura Hogan Hollo
- 2011 Eleanor Clark Brennan
- 2012 Margaret Frances Schnuck
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