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KANANDA LECTURES AGAIN MONDAY

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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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March 17, 1894  

Eber W. Cottrell entertained Kananda at his residence, 155 Lafayette Avenue, last night. A charming dinner was given and the distinguished Hindoo was the center of attraction. Among others who were present were Hon. T. W. Palmer, M. S. Smith, W. Livingstone, Jr., F. E. Driggs, Michael Brennan, George Robinson and Capt. Gardener, of Fort Wayne. Kananda is extremely happy in this kind of gathering. He is quick to reply to all questions, and his conversation is interesting and instructive. One of the guests commenting upon the event remarked that the eastern brother displayed a subtlety, which is characteristic of the educated Hindoos. On Monday night Kananda will lecture at the Auditorium, taking for his subject "Brahmanism."*

* the Swami's actual subject was "Buddhism."

 

 

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