The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-27

from that side of the question, such
fashions must be deplorably unbecom-
ing to the majority of women. How
many women have plump shoulders?
The mere thought of a sea of bare
backs is terrifying from an aesthetic
point of view, and it is not likely that
reputable society women will accept
the new evening models as they stand
| now.
The men of the active chapter of
the Alpha Delta fraternity will give
dance in the Washburn gymnasium
this evening. The party is in honor
/ of their new pledges. 1t will be chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Harsh
! barger.
Those who will attended are: MIR.
| and Mrs. Glen Logan, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Tomlinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Kelsey Petro. Miss Kittie Moore. Miss
| Reha Robertson, Miss Vivian Ware,
Miss Ruth Bushong. Miss Eunice Gel
ger, Miss Sylvia Silverthorne. Miss
Katherine Ewing. Miss Hortense Reed.
I Miss Marian Macarthur. Miss Beth
Rogler, Miss Maybelle Howard, Miss
| Marian Mungar. Miss Margaret Sea-
| ton, Miss Ruth Hawkes.. Miss Dorothy
Cole, Miss 1rma Lewis. Miss Eva
| Whitman. Miss Bernice Heath, Miss
| Eleanor Eckert, Miss Florence Rowles,
Miss Lois Romig, Miss Katherine
| Wells. Miss Marian Minor. Miss Esther
/
garet Warden, Miss Marie Moore, Miss
Thelma Huston, Miss Frances March.
Miss Marjora Blank, Miss Mabel
| Jones, Miss Elsie ,Sayille, Miss Reva
| Bonjour, Mr.. Asa Crawford. Mr..
George Crawford. Mr.. Kelsey Gardner,
Trun. Mr.. Bert Nash. Mr.. Kenneth
Hobbs, Mr.. James Lindsay, Mr.. Pres
| ton Palmer. Mr.. Dan Gugler Mr..
Lowell Berry, Mr.. Lyman King, Mr..
| Sam Heller, Mr.. Earl Pemberton, Mr..
| Dewey Hutchinson, Mr. Leslie For
mey, Mr.. William Nye, Mr. Martin
| Potter, Mr.. George Bruce, Mr.. Ewing
| Fergus. Mr.. Harold Grove. Mr.. Harold
| Port, Mr.. Ike Kendall, Mr.. Clarence
Port, Mr.. Vincent Westrup. Mr.. Ran
dali Sharp, Mr.. Arthur Savlle, Mr.. Irl
Byler, Mr.. Joseph Blair, Mr.. Charles
| Allen. Mr.. Pierce Hall. Mr.. Orval
Anderson, Mr.. Mill Hamilton. Mr..
James Jones, Mr.. Marvin Stevenson,
Mr.. Loyal Mason, Mr.. Frank Meyer.
| Mr.. Willard Geiger. Mr.. Ray Gomel,
Mr. John Zercher, Mr.. Warren Grant,
Mr.. Jay McCosh, Mr.. Vincent Kearns,
Mr.. Don Shaffer. Mr.. Woodward
Smith. Mr.. Luke Hahn, Mr.. Joseph
Horsefield.
MY RIGHT.
! I have not gold, have not fame,
| Good Fortune. all. that tickle dame.
| gives me not one caress. My furrowed
brow each day is veto live the
common man must sweat; what. for
| my labors, do 1 get ?-the Right to
Happiness. In life 1 crave not high
estate, nor do I whine about my fate.
and, shameless, I confess that I'm
| content when eve draws nigh, with
| stars a-twinkle in the sky. I've earned
! what gold could never buy-the Right
| to Happiness. When storm clouds mar
| the clouds above, and hate destroys
my brother-love. and ushers in dis
tress-should 1 bow low my head and
moan, that Right sits not upon her
| throne. or, should claim what is my
own-the Right to Happiness? God
| speed the hour that brings relief from
pain and sorrow, woe and grief. and
all that doth trangress the Right
to wend my happy way thru life until
that blessed day when man to man
shall not gainsay-the Right to Hap
piness. N. S. A.
! An interesting little drama not open
to the public has been enacted this
Show to be given next week. The
store employees who are to act as mod
els have been practicing for their
| roles several evenings. And the con-
Germ with which the girls have chosen
| their dresses has been as great as that
of some purchasers. For the more at
| tractive frocks there has been quite
a scramble. For altho the show is a
business matter, 1t is more or less of
a social event, and a conspicuous one
at that.
Miss Edith Nash. the daughter of
Mrs. A. G. Nash. was married at 1880
this afternoon to Mr.. Nathaniel U.
Lagerstrom at her mothers nome IN
Eleventh street. The ceremony was
read by the brides grandfather. the
Rev. E w. Allen, before members of
the Immediate families. Miss Har-
Ian Mecham. a cousin to the bride,
played Mendelssohn's Wedding March;
her sister sang ''At Dawning."
The bride was dressed in her trav-
cling suit of navy blue poriet twill and
wore hat of black velvet.
Following the ceremony MT. and
Mrs. Lagerstrom left for a motor trip
to Colorado and the Grand Canyon
In about two months they will return
to Topeka, where they will make their
! home.
Mrs. Lagerstrom is a graduate OF
the Topeka high school and attended
school at Manhattan. For several
: years she has been with the CappeI
! publications.
Mr.. Lagerstrom, whose home was
formerly in Marysville. Kan. was also
connected with the Used Car Elk
! change in Topeka,
1t seems to be the season for re-
viving dancing clubs. After lying oor-
| mant for nearly two years, they are
again being organized and will plar
for a busy winter. The men interested
in organizing the Tivon club are asked
to meet tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock in Kellam hall to discuss the
matter All old Tivoi club members
and those who would like to belong
to the new club are urged to be pres
/ ent at this meeting.
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W. eI,ID,, n
the sororities last night are:
: Kappa Alpha Theta-Miss Esther
Paxton, Miss Margaret Connors, Mis-:
: Louise Davis, Miss Sally Hamilton
Miss Grace Gleed. Miss Esther Reed
Miss Betty Bonebrake, of Topeka
I Miss Doris CARRIER, of Holton: Mis-:
1 Dorothy Bergman and Miss Frances
Price of Ashland