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WILMETTE LIFE October 11. 1934 Gives Lecture on P Christian Science Editor's Note: Appended is a coin- ment on! a Lwecture on Christian 'Science given Friday evening, October 4,. in the First Church of Chris~t, Scientist, in WiI- mette, by Professor 1Hermiann S. Hering of Boston. Professor Hering is a meni-, ber of the~ Board. of Lectureship of The Mother Chureh, the First Church of Christ, .Scientist, in Boston ; Mass. kAniong the points touched upon by Prof. Hermianni S. Hering of Bos-, ton.. during his lecture on *Christain Science: Sonie Rudiinental. Applica-- tions," were the teaching of this re- ligion regarding the true nature of God, of Mila, as God's expression; the unusual characteristics of Mary Baker Eddy, the necessity fôr exact- ness and correctnless iin the study and application of Christ ian Science; the unreality of matter and mlaterial ex- istence, and the reality of the spirit- ual; and the importance of looking to God, infinite Mind. as the supply of mail's needs. Profes son Hering, who was weII acquainted personally w i t h Mrs. Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, declared that no one on earth had as dlean a sense of God's incorporeality as infinite Mind, as Love, as had Mrs. Eddy, yet ber humility and selflessness were beyond what would seem humanly possible. She had a deep affection for mankind, he said, and many nowv have a bigher, clearer sense of God, iin accordance with an enlightened interpretation, of the Bible, because of ber revelation. To undenstand or practice Chris- tian Science, Professor Hering ex- plained, one nmust acquire a knowl- edge of spiritual tnuth, by turning thoughit from materialism toward di- vinity, and cultivating a spiritualized consciousness. Understanding of Christian Science, he said, is gained only through genuine study of 'the Bible and Mrs. Eddy's writings, coupled with prayen. As in ail walks of life it is the universal experience that, the achievement of success in any direction requires application, so in Christian Science, he pointed out.- the application of the truth, as re- vealed in Science and Health wvth Key to the Scriptures, is of vital imi- portance, not only for the student's( immediate welfare, but especially for 1 spiritual pnogress. oi Mary- Janet, daughter oi the John G. Grants, 139 Linden, avenue, enter- tained eleven of ber girl fiends Sat- urday, September 29, the occasion being ber twelfth birthday. Those at- tending were Jerry -Heffernan, Do- lores Dressel, Mary Claire and Patsy Hunter, Bianca Pace, CarolMcCue, Monica Cunningham, Darlene Foley, Mary Louise Lucas, Rosemary Non- man, and jean Temple. -o- Fourteen members of, the Friendly circle, one of the Sunday School classes at the Wilmette Parish Metb- ôdist churcb, bad luncheon last Mon- day at Mr. and Mrs. AI Jefferson 's tea rooni, 1159 Wilmette avenue.. -o- Sara Jeai Cosner, who has been living witb ber graîidparents., the R. W., Munisons, 339 Kenilwonth ave- nue. bas gone to spend the winiter witb ber parents in San Antonio, Texas. Frank. C. LaBonte. 1126 Forest avenue, accompanied by five Chicago friends, Ieft Fridav to motor to Lake of the Woods in Canada on a two ýweeks' hunting and fishing trip. Miss Dorothy Welsh and Miss Mar- garet Dunovan of Boston were guests for several days last week of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Har- rison, 200 Nintb street. th be M., ha WHEN CYCLING. DEMANDED SKILLj Back in the. "gQa3v liintiés" FP. L rode Ihis 54-inch Columbia "h i(h-wchec lie took an occasionial "h cader." Thie P sister, Miss Ida Y. Holmes, also of 6. ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Meyenhoff ,Ruth Elsonl) of 251 Cedan avenue, dighland Park, announce the birth f a. son Wednesday, October 3. at ie Evanston hospital. The baby bas )eein named Nathan Elson aften his naternal grandfatben, the late Nat- ian Elson of Wilmette. ""BEEZGLE laHISLF" You actuaIly wzii save noney ou Your car if yoit have our trajned nien lurbricate it properly. Eliminate the possibilitv of repairs caused by poor lubrication by having us do it the right way? We'11 cai for and deliver your car. . do the job right, right awgy, ar the right price. Don't Say "Garage" . Say "dBrauu'is" SPENDS WINTER HERE Mrs. Hattie Tibbetts, iother of IMrs. William A. Baîhatchet of 725 Tentb street,' bas just returned frorn \irginia and is spending the winter at 9-29 Central avenue. Mr. and Mrs. 1125 Lake avenue, unday froni their Wisconsin Rapids, been since june., George WV. Kibby, neturned last Sat- suinier home at , whcre thev liad 1 -o- MIr. and Mrs. J. Allen Pearson (Avis Lundahl) of Goshen, mnd., spent last week-end with the latter~s parents, the Herbert Lutidahis, 224 Raleigh road, Kenilworth. -o-- sey, 1517 Highland avenue, spent tbe Holmnes of 650 Grov'e sir ccl. Gleiicoe. week-end visiting thein son and '.\r. 1cr"'ý and exrpert thjoitih 'c was. adinits and Mrs. John C. Freeman at Rock- Picture ivas /'resentcd biv .11r. Holmes' ford, Ill. .5 Grove sircet, Glencoe. 0-- ________________ ___ - - Mrs. joseph Joyce, 531 Essex road, Kenil1worth, entertained her lunch- HAS LEAD IN BROADCAST eon bridge club last Monday. Alfred (AI) Brown of 1539 High- 1 -o land avenue, Wilmette, is plaving the Miss Barbara Erwin has mnoved leading. role, the Son of Og. on the lfroni 621 Warwick road, Kenîlworth, to 903 Oak street, Winnetka. new radio prograni broadcast oven' WBBM Monday afternoon of each The Charl 'es'T., Knapps have moved week at 5 o'clock. The naine of the f rom 633 Forest avenue, Wilmette, to broadcast is 0Og, Son of Fire"'. Evanston. Presented by BRAUN BROS. Service Stations ~ h .iii&~. ~I&~ ~~twil ..~.. ~. -- - - - s Wqlmette Braun Bras. Silver Flash Products Avaiable at 1222 Central Avenue 1909 Lake Avenue su0 Gre enbay Road Phboue Wllmette $212 (lust west of ldgo), Phone Kenilworth 4778 Phono WlImette 2675 IVilmette Avenueand Ridge Roud (Southeast Corner), WUI. &406 North Evanston Modern Garage, 2532 W. Bailroadj Avenue, PhonoeTUnversity 6470 BRAUN BROSSILVER FLASH RUA LI DROSService'Stations 1 VISIT IN VILLAGE Mrs. Frank Virden, wife of Lieu- tenant Frank Virden, U.S.N., and ber infant son aire v isiting the Herbert Mulfords. Mrs. Virden and' Miss Betty 'Mulford were classmates at Wellesley college. While, ber bus- band is at sea on the cruiser, Clics-, ter, Mrs. Virden bas been vis-ting in the east'and willgo to Mississiopi before rejoining ber fa mily at the naval flying base at Moffett field ini California. KE NILWORTH VISITORS Avenelle and Eleanor Pagelsen of Iowa City attended the Iowa-Nonth- western football gaine last Saturday and spent the week-end with their aunt, Mrs. F. W. Fuerînalun, 206 XVin- netka 'avexne, Kenilworth. RETURN FROM CLEVELAND. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Webber, 1219> Elmwood avenue, returned last Sat- urday from a week's vacation trip to Cleveland. Wbile there they at-. tended the National Safety Congresq. WILME.TTE. LIFE Octoberi Il. 104