House of Pacific Relations (HPR)
Queens Organization
The HPR Queens Organization is an educational, cultural service, non-political, non-sectarian organization for female youth members elected by the various Houses of different nations that make up the House of Pacific Relations (HPR).
Purpose and Objectives:
- To promote a close association with members of all the ethnic groups represented in the HPR.
- To foster a spirit of understanding, tolerance and good will between all race and nationalities, trying to understand each one's culture, customs, background tradition and history.
- To serve the San Diego community via outreach events (fundraisers, social service, etc.)
- To present to the public the music and dances of the various ethnic groups represented in the HPR.
- To be "Goodwill ambassadors" of the HPR.
Each year, member Houses of HPR elect Queens and Princesses to reign from October 1-September 30.
Members must be between the ages of 8 and 19 (on October 1st of each year) and active members in good-standing of their Houses either as individuals or through family membership. Pee-wee Princess (8-9 years old), Junior Princess (10-13 years old), Princess and Queen (14-19 years old).
The Queen and Princesses of House of Peru, share and promote Peruvian culture through dancing and musical presentations at different locations, attendance to community service events and performing at Balboa Park. Our girls practice and learn new Peruvian dances with our Director of Cultural Programs in San Diego. Classes are free to our Queen and princesses.
Our Queen and Princesses will be cultural ambassadors of Peru and representatives of House of Peru before HPR Queens Organization.
If you are interested in participating in the Queens organization please send an email to president@houseofperu.org and we will be more than happy to give you all the information you need and meet you!
Purpose and Objectives:
- To promote a close association with members of all the ethnic groups represented in the HPR.
- To foster a spirit of understanding, tolerance and good will between all race and nationalities, trying to understand each one's culture, customs, background tradition and history.
- To serve the San Diego community via outreach events (fundraisers, social service, etc.)
- To present to the public the music and dances of the various ethnic groups represented in the HPR.
- To be "Goodwill ambassadors" of the HPR.
Each year, member Houses of HPR elect Queens and Princesses to reign from October 1-September 30.
Members must be between the ages of 8 and 19 (on October 1st of each year) and active members in good-standing of their Houses either as individuals or through family membership. Pee-wee Princess (8-9 years old), Junior Princess (10-13 years old), Princess and Queen (14-19 years old).
The Queen and Princesses of House of Peru, share and promote Peruvian culture through dancing and musical presentations at different locations, attendance to community service events and performing at Balboa Park. Our girls practice and learn new Peruvian dances with our Director of Cultural Programs in San Diego. Classes are free to our Queen and princesses.
Our Queen and Princesses will be cultural ambassadors of Peru and representatives of House of Peru before HPR Queens Organization.
If you are interested in participating in the Queens organization please send an email to president@houseofperu.org and we will be more than happy to give you all the information you need and meet you!
Queen of House of Peru 2020-2021
Rachel Buege
Rachael is profoundly honored to be representing as the House of Peru Queen this year. She is a senior at Steele Canyon Highschool. She has also dedicated her time to robotics and volunteering apart from this organization. Last year she was the Sergeant of Arms for the HPR Queens program teaching her about the organization and so much about the community.
House of Peru Queens Court 2019-2020
2017-2018 Queen & Princesses of House of Peru
with our Founder and Past President Gladys Novinger & George Novinger
Gladys & George Novinger supported the young generations of House of Peru members through donation of typical Peruvian costumes, free dance classes and sharing knowledge about the Peruvian culture.
The success of our Queens program is partially thanks to our dedicated parents who not only take the girls to dance practices and Queens Organization meetings but also volunteer at all House of Peru events. Thank you!
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The Princesses on a sunny day at the Lawn area showing our rich culture to all visitors at Balboa Park.