Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 21, Number 43, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 April 1891 — Page 3

INFLUENCE OF WOMEN.

ON WIFE AND MOTHER RESTS MAM'S RESPECT FOR WOMEN.

A Comprehensive and Interesting "Lecture on "Women'i Work for Women." Taloe of Home in a Btuqr Hso'i Life.

The Earljr Training of Children.

The New Haven papers give an extended report of the visitation of the grand chaplain of the Daughters of the King, the Rev. Ralph W. Kenyon, of St. Ann's chnrch, of Brooklyn, to St. Paul's church, New Haven. Upward of 200 women, representing the ten chapters of the Daughters of the King in New Haven, were assembled when Mr. Kenyon appeared.

Rev. Mr. Lines, rector of St. Paul's, opened the meeting and then introduced the speaker, whose subject was "Women's Work for Women." Among other things Mr. Kenyon said:

Allowing for local differences,conditions are quite the sarric in this city as in thnt from which I have just come. What applies, therefore, to one may apply to the other, and today my task, which is my great pleasure, lies not alone in giving you greeting, not alone in telling you of the warm bond of sympathy between the chapters far away and your own warm hearted Belves and work, but in placing before you, as well as I can, one or two of the problems which are forcing themselves into prominence and which may be included in the subject, "Women's work for women."

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8 lot' for sale in this choice subdivision fronting on Oth and 10th streets.'** One square to electric car line. Nothing under four roOKi houses built in this square. Lots §400 each.

Idaho Place'

A few lith left in this popular addition, on south 8th street, Price $225 each. Easy terms.

'Boulevard Place'

Wo have about, 15 lots yet for nnlo this addition at §150 to $250 per lot. These lots are convenient to Oar Words and South Hoi ling Mills.

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more rrequenuy cnere aaa oeen pressed upon our attention the growing laxity of integrity of family life. And the most familiar way in which the subject is presented is the woman who, with tear just ready to start from quivering eyelid, asks, "How can I keep my husband at home from the club?" I am convinced that the answer, "By making home attractive," in its usually accepted sense is passing shallow.

THE HOME.

Home, understood as the four walls of a house, as a gathering place for friends, as merely a center of diversion, is not sufficient yet this is generally accepted. A home is not a home without the subtle influence of a womanly nature. The terms are used advisedly—a womanly nature. The club houses are attractive, as attractive as any house can be made. They answer as a gathering place for friends and they are centers of diversion, and, besides, business is sometimes done in them. A home must be more than this. The influence of the womanly nature must te pervading.

Here, then, is our first great work for women. For the influence to be felt must emanate from the woman herself and then to emanate it must be founded upon inherent character. In other words, the womanly nature must be such that the man recognizes at once its power and reverences it.

Now, I am the last man to deny that woman should have apart in higher education. I am further still from saying that she should not exercise the right of suffrage. I am furthest of all from saying that she should not have a full chance and right to make her living in any field of honest industry but, somehow, the coincidence enforces itself that with the prominence of the question—with the struggling and assumption and crowding and pushing of the women with the men has come the

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prominence pr rasa eras tfvn among men. We are compelled to admit that reverence is not a product of familiarity—that the tendency of familiarity is to induce contempt. It is uurely a coincidence, but I ask yon to think if the reverence which men shonld feel for womanhood is enhanced by seeing that womanhood indulging in all the methods which men themselvesemploy and for which oftimes men despise themselves. "r* -C

THE WORK.

This is our great theme, how to renew the reverence of man for woman, and there can be no better work done for woman than this. Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes once said that "the education of the child should begin one hundred years before he was born." Of course, with one hundred years ago we have nothing to do, but we have a vital responsibility for one hundred years hence, and a more vital responsibility for twenty years hence. The child which today lies sleeping peacefully in his cradle twenty years from now will reverence or despise woman.

Which it be? There is absolutely no middle ground. The Jesuit who said, "Give me the child until he is seven years old, then whoever will may have him to educate," was largely right. The child before he is seven has imbibed the principle of reverence or the principle of contempt, and one day he will certainly show which. Therefore, you mothers, teach your boy reverence. Always let him feel the sanctity of your womanhood. Above all, be thoughtful in little things.

Mothers, you must begin your work at the cradle, and your work must be truthful. If you teach your children as you ought they will never cease to regard women as the holiest of created beings, and their home as the earthly shrine, second

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only to tneir cnurcn. xc you, myyounger sisters, I say, look well to the mothers of the men who come to your houses and whom you meet. See if the mothers have taught these men reverence for womanhood, and, take my word for it, if they have not. if the men are not imbued with a high ideal, if they ever fail to ring perfectly true in all their mention of women, think not for a single moment that your entire lives will suffice to change their natures.

That which mother taught or failed to teach no other woman need attempt. The most loyal wife can oilly develop a man's nature—the seed time and planting are gone forever. It passed away back there in the cradle, and the atmosphere of the nursery can never be brought around the hardy tree. Here, then, is woman's great work for woman—a work that reaches into the happiness, into the life, into the honor itself, of womanhood.

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Train rked thus (P) denote Parlor Can attached. Trains marked thus (8) denote Sleeping Cars attached daily. Trainatynarked thus (B) denote Buffet Cars attached. Train* marked thus run daily. All other train* run daily, Sundays accepted.

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ARRIVE FROM NORTHWK8T. 4 Pans Ex 11.30 a 2 Pass Mall & Ex 7.10

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No. 52 South Bend Mall 6.00 am No. 54 South Hend Express 4.00 ARRIVE FROM TBK NORTH. No. 51 Terre Haute Express 12.00 in No. 58 South Bend Mall 7.30

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