South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-05
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with tho fo7cefaI presentation
Which charactcrizes al his addresses.
FIark Herring appeared ln a lecture
Monday afternoon az $3.50 O'Clock
botorl, the members ~ the Current
ESents department Of the Progress
club az ne clubhouse Mr. HertnF,
W. Is O. speaker Of marked ability
ard f0r~sful in utterance. chose for
his ~ 5ie-- "The Causes 81 the
PreseEt Turkish Eruption and the
DANCE tAst Islam Holds for
EeroDe" chg back 20 the root OF
present d. --isturbances. the speak
ers gave Ga ~lost interesting survey
TN ufe % 'Tr5lammed and the far
reech.nR results OK MS teachings CT
the spirltua! and moral tendencies
o. his follower presenting IN sue
csssive detail those events, major
aid minor. which have made history
frpm that'tme 90 The present In re-
esIrd 20 Turkish problems. EsDe-
cially admirable was Mr.. Herring
Interpretation Of the Koran and the
belief Of the Mohammedans con-
csrning future life Together with
ID presentation OF the causes Of
tlfs preseut-day danger IN Europe,
the speaker gave 10 his audience a
cear insight into the stands taken
81 England. France. Russia, Greece
Iaafy and their reasons for taking
stich positions. In conclusion, Mr..
IIering said that the time has come
when the peoples OF the world must
awaken 20 the fact that commercial
AID material possessions are not
tlfe keya 10 future supremacy, and
that the time has arrived when men
AID women aroused by a true sense
% justice viii force upon those who
direct the affairs OF nations. the
kbowledge that peace IS 20 be the
w~tchword or the future. Preceding
the lecture. Miss GIendora Judson
accompanied by Miss Helen Call
s4ng. Song OF Sunshine" By Flor
eRce Turner, and as an encore
"Happy Song" by Del Relgo. Mrs
NrIs Lindquist. department chair
nan, presided at the meeting.
THE annual luncheon Of the Visit
isg Nurse Association was held Mon.
day noon in the Rotary room OF the
Oliver hotel Places were laid fol
1f5 guests at long tables made at
tFactive with clusters Of yellow and
hIonze pom pons in crystal vases
"a the speakers table a huge cluster
OF chrysanthemums formed the cen
tsrpiece. The honorary guests In
cfhded Mayor Eli +. Seebirt, the
physicians on the staff OF the asso.
cation, w. w. Borden, supcrintend-
ut OF schools, Ward J.. Mack, presi-
dent OF the Federation for Socia
Service and the nurses OF the Visit
ihg Nurse association.
sThe program was opened with 9
vecal solo zone Fine Day" from
Madame Butterfly given by Mrs
Iyucile Varior, who was accompanied
~ Mrs. James Cover. A violin sole
Tavatina" by Adelman was played
- Miss Mary =. ODonnen. of st
Narys College and was followed by
treport on the maternity work be
iag done by the association given by
Mss Mabel Gray Monroe. supervisor
~ nurses. Miss Marguerite Higgins
also OF St. MaTys then gave a reading
In The Morning" by Paul Lawrenc,
Dunbar. Mrs. Joseph dc Lorenzi. Jr
Rresldent. presented Ward l. Mack
rhO introduced the speaker, DR.
6aroline Hedger. of Chicago. who ha,
Aade a specially of educationa
work with mothers. She is connected
3lth the Elizabeth Mccormick Me
mortal Fund as medical advisor and
eevotes much time 20 the work Of
Ghild welfare. Previous 10 this SHE
worked as a physician under th'
Chicago Health department and a.
& member Of the Board Of Infan
Welfare society was influential IL
PHtting on the Baby Saving Cam
kaign in Chicago some years ago
She was sent, previous TO the war q
Belgium by the Chicago Woman
Gub to helP fight the typhoid cpl
Hemic which work was mostly witt
the children of that country. DR.
Hedger. who is a fOrceful speaker
Diving home many unforEettabl,
facts. began with the statement tina
4he child of today is the citizen O
comOrrow and not one baby can b,
ssst with out the community feclin.
Ee reaction. The standard as we az
y nation have to face must b
arought about through education
not Only OF the mother but the grow