Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
GLUE CHAT.



Though "nn ounce of tany ~ worth 70
| pound OF cpltaphy,' there are several
| solemn things 90 he amid about that
| dearly departed cunYUutIOu-the iu-
| teruutouai Council of Women.
! Doubtless the club women who were
on the other side of the bIs pond were.
uH Plato would rny "dazzIHd hy o. too
! nrlr look at thIugr' Tho Htay-at-
| homo7. on the other hand who have
| watched this llttl.-uihpr this long
continuous Performance ff0m nfar. are
! tho better able tu comment ON th01g
] things that seemed tu zip the teapot"
IN The meantime our best bonncts are
| OF 20 tho success, uH % whole. 0f this
! "grcutc1t thins 10 the world, speaking
| from tho club women convention stand
point.
| That program. 90 begin with. was
| nothing short ~ suicidal
| The 800 paporHaeuch nftcon minutes
/ long wuru rgiUutlUs.ly hurled uu day
| long at uyur-siralnud crln.ums. 10 WIS
| really too much OF "a good thiur aud
| the listeners at this literary faus. must
| have folt as lid the small boy at the
! Thanksgiving dinner. After having
been passed the turkey six times with u
/ generous helping each time, hu ra-
/ marked IN the seventh round.
please. maum. ] can chew a little
! more. but ! can't swallow any more"
| Johnson VI MuttuchuHctts Immediately
| following the reading 90 her paper ln-
/ stances The danger 90 this condensed
/ excitement 60 even the most lntDllOstu-
| ally trained nerves. The fatigue Inc
! cldcnt 90 travel Co tho convention city
us well nH that Of sight-Hoeiug were
| too much when added To the demands
! uf this crushing convention.
1hrn there were uthlrI- hundreds OF
! ihDm-who were Tired Co DEATH They
/ were completely worn out not only with
| The Innumcuhlc speeches. but tho
| gluuEltcd letters read from the plat
] form from delegates unable to be pres
| uuL
All this tempest IN teapot must
| have seemed as confusing 60 the woe
! men aH lid the actual tempest 10 tho
dnrkry who said;
| De wind am a-whoopln' and n-scoopln'.
! ~ Wnt1h um u-fluHhln' and u-HplaHhiu'.
| DE yllrth am a-monnln' aud u-grolulu,'
] Aud de- ends most nigh
] No less PERSON than Mir. Creighton.
| VITO uf the lord mayor OF London. gave
"a free exhibition % herself iu tho chair.
! AZ one OF the important sessions over
/ which sho presided sho used sharp
! tongue 20 supplement parliamentary
/ points. Forgetting that the presiding
/ officer should nc all times observe prln-
| ciplca, not personalities. she lost no OPP
| portuuity OF showing her pct aycrsions.
| Among other things she made every
ynort 10 koop the radlcnls-thcy were
| Invited 10 De present or they would not
/ have been therein the background.
Az Mrs. Bun SIN considers herself
] supreme boss ~ Miss Columbia. this
! suppression was particularly directed
/ against the American delegates Rev.
| Anna shaw uf Philadelphia. Tor ln-
/ stance. she refused 90 recognize uy tho
/ utlo of Rev because she dld not bee
| licye In women occupying Inc pulpit
Notwlthsnuilug thc intermittent
| council makes much ado over the
'Eoidcn rulr''-lt appears ON every BIT
| CrcIghtuu rogmrd 90 have twisted it
| Into Che golden rllC of David Hlmm.
DO unto the other fellow the way Do
would llkc Co do unto you. and do il
hHt'
Another annoyance was tho failure on
the speakers most Of them lt nuy
rate Co mako themselves heard beyond
tho ifHt TOW rows.
In some cases there may have been
compenHpuons' NJ eourlp, ln tho fact
luht one could not heart ~ Tho glwo
tlmc women who travel halfway
across the cnrth 90 get Information ou
q particular topic prefer to- hear Buma-
thing. AZ u was, many women were
NhlNllAN performance ON lNH IIuIIHrTu
or Co leave Che han. Oftcner than NOT
thcy ala the latter.
The woman who cannot sneak above
q whisper-or who wul not properly
train horglf Tor public speaking hnH
40 right 90 inlet herself on such "a cos.
mopOlitnn body. The proper apelElur
voice i4 the ufst essential OF ID plpna.
Ing impression oa tho f0strutu. 10
she lacks In thiT she loses everything
A. Goethe expresses the came primo.
Clple:
m you MRS thn first button h1ie
you VIII never succeed In butt1ning
your coat up rlrht"
The Kissing OF Mrs Frances Scott. the
nutl-mnrugIst OI Amendments. IA am
other sorry blot
Though % may be e~plafurd tbnt
across the faa people are much more
given 10 showing Recommendation bv
"lrunlonl cheers" uud "dprIsiyc i1urh-
tor" tho unburpy fHct remnins th1t ID
was unparlluulls In "a grsat r1enot,.,
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