The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-01

the Church Of the Assumption, the
Rev. Father O. E. Degan. of Ottawa.
celebrant
The club women OF Atchison are
planning on entertaining their guests
who come for the state federation. in
delightful manner. and as Atchison
women never do things by halves, the
visitors are sure to have q pleasant
time. The members Of the Atchison
Music club will give a reception and
musicale at the Elks club on the even
ing of October s. which is the first
evening OF the federation meeting.
Mrs. Walker, state president Of the
federation, will give an address and
!, there will be musical numbers. The
evening of the 9Th, Miss Katherine
! OF the Daughters of the American
| Revolution, will give an illustrated lee
ture. Miss Gentry Is greatly interest
ed in preserving the old trails Her
F, Oceon to Ocean Highway" It will be
illustrated with some fine views of the
old Santa Fee trail and others.-Atchi-
son Champion.
a Topeka man, whose engagement
to an eastern girl has been announced.
| is Mr.. Warren Bernard Hopkins. the
son of Mr.. Scott Hopkins. His fancee
! is Miss Doris Evelyn Phillips, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H.
I Z A111lRS u OAHlOI1O&6, MASS. M 1k5<3
Phillips Is a graduate Of Miss Cum
| mings' school of Boston.
| Mr.. Hopkins belongs to one Of the
! prominent families in this city. He
attended the public schools in Topeka
/ and later was a student in Purdue
university. He afterwards graduated
from the Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology, and is now connected
with the Stone and Webster Construc-
| ton company of Boston.
! The date of the wedding is not an
nounced.
! Mrs Arch Catlin will give a chill
dren's party Saturday for her daugh-
| ter, Muriel, who will be ten years old
on that day.
| The Shawnee County Political
Science club will have a meeting at 3
O'Clock Friday afternoon, October 2.
at the First Christian church.
| 1t is meeting to which both men
and women are invited, and with four
we'll known speakers on the program.
| it is expected that the session will be
well worth attending. Justice Henry
F.. Mason Of the Kansas supreme court
will make an address on the judicial
ballot and he will be followed by the
three candidates for congress from the
First district of the state. Mr.. d. r.
Anthony, jr., Mr.. J. B. Chapman and
Mr.. Sheffield ingalls,.
There will be music on the pro-
gram. and after the speeches dinner
will be served at the church at 6
o'clock. The wives Of the candidates
who are to speak will be at the meet
! ing and will be guests at the dinner
following.
| Candidates for office are invited to
attend the meeting and to bring their
wives. Invitations have been received
- -y~~I~
the political meetings of the different
parties, and many of them are re-
spending to the invitations and those
who are unsettled as to the party with
which they will vote are trying to
make an honest decision and all are
anxious to hear questions Of politics
! discussed from all sides.
The club is not affiliated in any way
with any of the political parties; still
it is not nOn-partisan, but on the con-
trary. it is Omnf-partisan, and all the
candidates have an equal chance to
present their views on the issues of
the present campaign.
The meeting is open to anyone who
cares to attend, and those who wish
to do SO are invited to enjoy the So
cial hour following the program.
The first meeting for the new year
of the members of the E. p. o. soci-
Mrs. H. H. Pugh and Miss Dale Pugh,
429 Harrison street, at 1880 O'Clock.
Responses to roll call will be ''Vaca-
ton Notes.
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The members Of the Swedish Bethel
Mission church ON Polk street, near
Sixth, gave a special welcome recep-
ton last night to all members and
friends Of the church, who had been
absent during the summer. A large
number of young people from other
parts Of the state come to Topeka in
the fall Of the year, and the church
gave them a cordial welcome. A pecial
invitation was also given to parents
who have children in the Sunday school
but who are not members of the
church.
The church was filled to its utmost
capacity, and an interesting pro-
gramme was given. Deacon A. Torson
read the Scripture and led in prayer
and the choir gavev several selections
There was brief talks by Mr.. Edwin
Carlson, superintendent Of the Sunday
cshcol, Mr. Hjalmar Carlson. deacon
Mr.. J. w. Nygren, president of the
Young Peoples association, Mr.. C. A
Fernstrom, president of the church So
ciety, gave hearty worlds of welcome
and presided over the meeting. Mr.