South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-28
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since 1875 Che Central church In
Chicare has been the spiritual rest
Ing place for strangers and during
all these years but four pastors have
been called. Dr. David swing. Dr.
Newell Dwight Hills Dr. Frank rs.
CfunsauI1s and Dr Frederick T.
shannon The members OF the south
Bend W0msn's club were most for
tunate ln bc.n- able TO present Or.
Shannon Friday afternoon at their
general meeting and 90 receive the
benefits OF thinker Of such well
balanced Lr0Eressivencss He chose
for his subject "a far reach ng one.
''Tne House or the Educated Wo-
man" and created his whole talk
from the foundation inspired By the
three rules on happiness suggested
by Alice Freeman Palmer. First.
commi. something beautiful 20 mem
orr every day Second see some
thing beautiful every day Third.
do something for somebody every
day
Referring to the first rule 10 build
our memor es 20 resemble the quiet
elegance ~ a tastefuuy furnished
drawing room instead OF aIloWins
them no become like the average
disorderlv attic or store room. the
speaker declared that ighths
OF Ife is made Up of memories the
present being but for a moment,
the future IS not yet. but the past
is always with US
The second rule should be ap-
piled to human nature as well as
10 the beauties OF the ont OF doors.
Quoting Emerson for the thought
that "a man can travel the world
over I'm search OF the beautiful. but
he VIII never be able 20 find IL IL
he has not beauty within himself"
followed up with the suggestion
that we search for the fine things
IN human nature. he more charitable
and less critical.
In bringing out the last point,
one OF service. the speaker imrress-
ed his audience with their great re-
sponsibility. not only Of their home
which should not be neglected for
outside efforts but Of the service
within their power now of serving
the state and the nation by inform
ing themselves upon the issues OF
the day and being able 20 follow
their own convictions in tho matter
OF placing the proper men in the
important offices. getting away from
part sanshlp and standing by the
legislation which VIII improve the
world in a religious. social and po-
litical way. His hores lie IN the
woman, who is possessed with the
virtues OF the old fashioned mother.
and the progressiveness of the mod
ern thinking woman, who has been
given the benefits OF the inheritance
OF all the great things of the past
and the privilege Of the education
OF the present day.
Preceding the lecture Mrs. Eli
Seebirt. accompanied by Mrs. Lutte
Baker Gum. sang in her usually
pleasing manner. THE Lazy Song.
by Lawson. "In Autumn" by Cur
ran, and "Ho Mr.. Piper" also by
Curran Following the program tea
was served to 80 guests.
Charles Coonley. 3O7 W. Colfax
nv. has announced the engagement
inc Coonley, TO Hugh NJ. stephenson,
nephew Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rome c.
Stephenson POI North Shore DIR.
Mss Coonley. who IS a leader in the
younger social set, received her ed
ucation at ST. Marys college and
Afanhattanv!lIe y. Y. Since her re-
turn from school she has been ac-
tive I'm social service work and Is
at present president OF the Junior
Auxiliary OF the Children's Dispen-
sary Mr.. Stephenson was educated
AZ Butler college. Indianapolis and
il a member Of the s gina Chi fra
ternity. no date has been set for
the wedding.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Staley, 209 Wakewa sv.,
and Mrs. r. r. Kuehn. 326 y. Laf-
ayette blvd. entertained with a /
o'clock luncheon at the College Inn,
IaSalle hotel Friday afternoon. Fifty
guests were seated at the U-shaped
table which was graced with low
mounds OF varied shaded yellow pom
pom chrysanthemums. Following the
luncheon the guests played bridge on
the mezza nine floor OF the hotel. the
favcrs OF the game beirs won by Mrs
Richard Gardner. Mrs. Alfred Nal
oney and Mrs. Fred Higgins.
Richard Miller. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene II. Miller. Ironwood I'd,
entertained ten guests Friday even
ing at a Halloween frolic. The guests
Joseph BIrdsell. Warren Biggs. Rich
ard Robertson. william Robertson,
John KimbaU Richard Lamport
Walter Shidler. Gene OBrien under
the supervision OF Glen Hatch, Camp
Leader at Camp Eberhart. enjoyed
q swim at the high school after
which a wiener roast was held in the
tepee on the Miller lawn. The even
ing was spent with games and con-