The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-08

after January Is at 1911 West Six
teenth street, during the session of the
legislature, and then the young couple
will make their home in Garden City
Kan.
The bride was graduated with the
1920 class at Washburn college and
has been teaching at Nortonvitle. Mr..
Hope is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Hope of Garden City, Kan. and was
graduated with the Washburn law
class of 1917. Following his return
from overseas he has been practicing
law at Garden City. He was elected
representative from Finney county last
fall.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of Miss Elizabeth Powell,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Powell,
7O1 Taylor street, to Mr.. Claude S.
Marshall of Gardner. Kan. The we'd
ding took place December % in Wich-
tia, Kan.
The bride is a graduate of Ohio
Wesleyan university at Delaware,
Ohio. and at the present time is at
tending school at the State Agricul-
tural college at Manhattan. She is a
Delta Delta Delta pledge.
Mr.. Marshall is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Marshall of Gardner.
Since his return from service overseas
he also has been attending school at
Manhattan. He is a member of the
Acacia fraternity. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall expect to attend school at
the University of Tuscon. at Tuscon,
Ariz.
Mrs. C. A. HARLAN entertained in
formally this afternoon at her home,
S25 Lane street, complimentary to two
of the fall brides, Mrs. Orie lines and
Mrs. John McIntire. Twelve friends
of the guests of honor were present.
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Mrs. Homer Foltz, who is captain of
a recently organized team of the Wo-
mans club. will meet with the mem
bers of her team next Wednesday noon
at Pelletiers' tea room for luncheon
There will be places for: Mrs. r. NJ
Johnson. Mrs. ID. NJ. Dibb1e. Mrs. N. ]
Petro, Mrs. T. J. Robb, Mrs. w. E
Barry, Mrs. A. E. Billings. Mrs. w. R.
Perry, Mrs c. L. Zimmerman. Mrs.
Erwin Pribble, Mrs. Earl Akers, Mrs
j. N. Atkinson, Mrs. v. F. Roby, Mrs
E. c. Seger, Mrs. Fred lies and Mrs
Foltz.~
Miss Katharine Hand, daughter OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Hand, 1857 Fillmore
street, who is now in Picking, China, in
the North China Union Language
school, writes an interesting letter
home concerning visit to the Chinese
president, and also describes other
queer customs of the Chinese. Miss
Hand, who went to China as a teacher
in a mission school. is now in the Ian
guage school learning the Chinese
tongue and will be connected with
missionary work in the future. Mex
year she will be in Ichoufu, in Chi
| nese grade school.
The letter is as follows: Friday
afternoon the language school was in
| Yited to visit the president of China
and see the part of the Imperial City
(which he uses. I wouldn't have stayed
home for anything. and 1 am very gla6
| to say that L have seen the gentleman
but on the whole I was decidedly
bored. We went first thru a gate in q
wall well guarded by soldiers and al
signed our names on sheets of paper
! Then we were taken in little pleasure
/ boats across a little lake to an island
where were curious rock decorations
and what had evidently been residen
! tial buildings. 1t seems that one O.
| the last emperors spent the end of hi:
life on that island practically as &
! prisoner. By the way, the little boy
who would now be emperor if it were
not for the republic. is now living in
the Forbidden City. supported by gov,
eminent funds. To get off the island