South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
FEAT URES
SOCIETY
EI% He United States % To-
morrow" was the subject


including Representatives % The Ain
iS,erial association. Saturday, after
noon IN the Rotary room AZ the
Oliver hotel. DR.. Bradley. who
speaks 70 5000 people every Sunday
at tho Pantheon thester n Chlcago
= born orator and he simple way
IN which he presents true facts un-
garn,shed. while not always agree
able 70 his audience. leaves them
with something 20 think about.
therefore creating an interest. which
accounts IN q measure FOR his large
following OF business men attending
his church each Sunday. Being a
man OF many interests and having
given TO each interest careful study
he Is well qualified TO speak OF the
modern world movements
After visiting six countries Dr..
Bradley feels that the people OF AL
nations both blacks and he whites
we're never in such earnest as TO the
immediate future as they are today.
He believes the world has had III
last war for experimental purposes
and that the time - ripe for people
% think for themselves and not 70
! depend upon the mob for Their IN
formation as the mob Is aIwavs
wrong.
The rarest thing in America to-
! dey," according TO the speaker. rs
the man who thinks for himself.
most OF them following the headlines
Of the newspapers for their opinions.
A few !dealis.s. who are Drawing the
criticisms Of the mob are lighting
the shore lines Of history standing
| IN the presence Of truth" He spoke
| OF the forgotten horrors o. war !n
the great rush OF commercialism and
! declared the people OF today we're
worshiping a God Of Prof. and that
| the trouble Of the Far East arose
/ from desire for gain together with
/ the religious nate the Turk bears FOR
/ the Christian Racial and religious
prejudices were dwelling points for
/ DIT. Bradley's proofs that we are not
making he progress we should IN
bringing about peace in the world
| and that the East and West would
/ never meet until we learned the
simple lesson Of Christianity 10 40
unto others as we wished 10 be done
! by"
Preceding he lecture Miss Joseph
| Inc Decker. accompanied by Mrs.
( James Cover, sang. Life Thine
Eyes" and AS We Part" Mrs.
| Lloyd f. Greenan presided
The Mothers department OF the
| club Is sponsoring a series Of lee
lures TO be given this coming week
| by Mrs Helen 3. Paulson Of Chicago
/ The first viii he given Monday eve
ming on Fundamentals. Principals
! Methods. Difference Between Right
f, and Wrong,' the second lecture or
the 10th will be "Babyhood" The
third lecture l1th, Critical Period"
| tenth year of childs life. Fourth
lecture the 18th, The Gang Period.
fifth. the 18th, Teen Age" and the
sixth lecture the I4th. Know Thy
| self" for men and women. There
will be an open discussion for per-
sonal problems after each lecture
Announcement is made OF the
reception committee which VIII as
sist the officers Of the Civic League
OF Women Voters at the opening
|
| the Ar Exhibit AT the Tribune audi
forum and includes: Mrs. Lloyd r.
] Creenan, Mrs Granville ZeigIer.
Mrs. Richard El6el Mrs Fred
woodward Mrs. J. c. Paxson. Mrs.
Z. G. lettering. Mrs J. Albert Har-
I ris. Mrs. r. c. ShankIn. Mrs. Fred
Elbel. Mrs. c. Z. Francis. Mrs. Hugh
Dunnahoo, Mrs. Earl Hummer. Mrs.
! T. II. Norman, Mrs. william Bost-
wick, Mrs W T. Butterworth and
\ Mrs ". Y. Beiger, OF AIishawaks-
\ Mrs. Harry Mathews Mrs A J..
\ Hubbard, Mrs. George 7. O'Brien.
v Mrs. Howard WOoivert. Mrs j. 3.
Birdseu Mrs. Ward Mack. Mrs..
Frederick Ingersou Mrs +. A Nil
Ter Mrs. ". o. Davies. Mrs Frank
Mayr, jr.. Mrs. ]. n Stephenson.
Mrs. T. A. Olney. Mrs. Boyd GurIey.
Mrs. Thad Talcott. Mrs. W W. Bor-
den Mrs Charles Lippincott. Mss
Virginia Tutt Mrs. Harry Sanders.
and Mrs. Frank Herring Mrs. VIII
liam N. Danner jr.. has been added
10 the hospitality committee OF
which Mrs. Johu J. Woolverton "a
chairman. Miss Pauline Palmer OF
/ Chicago. VIII be the house guest OF
Mrs. Danner. during her stay In the
\ city. The committee on decorations
! includes Mrs. Lutte Baker Gum.
chairman OF he music committee
chairman, Mrs A. r Erskine. Mrs.
Wilbur Warner and Mrs. Theodore
Koehler. Mrs Earl Hummer Will be
chairman OF the music c0mmittse,
which includes Mrs. F II. Ingersou.
Mrs. Lutte Baker Gum. Mrs. Floyd
Gaumer, Mrs. Lem J. Oare, Miss
( Fife Harmon and Mss Gladys Mon
rec. The gallery talk VIII be given
by Dudley Crafts Watson, who VIII
3 speak on AR Appreciation"
Mss Mildred Fisk. SOC z. Keasey
St, entertained informally Friday
evening in honor OF Mss Bertha
Goring and OTTO Fisk. whose mar
rage VIII take place IN the near
future. Twenty guests enjoyed the
/ evening Of m sic and dancing
( A dinner was given last evening
at the oliver hotel 10 which all
. members OF the Episcopal church
we're invited. who are delegates 20
the Charities conference being held
IN this city. Dean Lathrop or New
& York, secretary OF the Social Service
department of the Episcopal church
was the speaker.
Mrs. Don 3. Humphrey and Ms
i Don Ransberger entertained three
tables a. FIVE hundred Friday AZ the
home OF the latter 715 y. Allen e.