Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-02

Happiness of One source OF wo-
Men and mems hanniness Ia 20
women. be found. we think. in
theiy love of detail
mahey loVc me minutiae of their work
They do not love II as q man loves his
for the sake of an end, They look
close at what they are doing. and
they do not look forward They take
pleasure in their children as they are
a defect, even though Il be a serious
one, destroys their pleasure In them
far less than It destroys that OF .
man. They arc not constantly on
pressed by the thought of what thnt
uetect viii mean In the future. II q
woman Is by nature apprehensIve her
Tears apply for the most part to little
things. II man is apprehensive he
fears when the ft IL upon him the
uepacle OF heaven and earth. For
women time goes little slower They
take pleasure in each jewel Of that
mosaic Which makes up happiness
and are not fretted because the pat
tern is not complete. OF this quality
they have. no doubt, the Inevitable de-
fects--much brilliance, little grasp
and tendency TO frivolity. They are
apt to fritter away their lives and
minds on little things; they become
engrossed with the details of play as
| well as the details of work. Men, no
DOUBT, have more opportunities of
Keen pleasure than women have, but
these opportunities are short-lived.
The happiness OF the moment they
| are less fitted to take. The difference
between the sexes in this particular
| might, We believe, be thus summed
| up, man Is happy whenever he has
| ANYTHING to make him happy, but a
| woman is happy whenever she has
nothing to make her unhappy --Lon-
| don Spectator.
Praying for Wall street has ex-
| Wall Street perienced new sem
! Once Week. sation In the move
| ment which has been
started by Mrs. J. Alden Gaylord for
4 the introduction OF formal religious
| element into the strenuous business
life Of the financial district Aided by
the Rev. Henry Marsh Warren, the
| "hotel chaplain she purposes to hold
| open-air prayer meetings once a week
| IN front of the stock exchange. Before
these meetings are started about the
beginning of Lent, according to pres
ent plans--prayer meetings are being
held every Wednesday before and
after hours In Mrs. Gaylords office.
The first of these meetings was con-
Quoted by telephone, Mrs. Gaylord and
her clerks holding the receivers to
their ears while prayer was offered
by the Rev Mr.. Warren from his
|
active business woman who carries
on the brokerage business which was
conducted by her late husband. and
~ well known to the traders of the
street She and Mrs Warren hope
to do much good through these meet
ings and the confidential chats which
the minister plans to have on spiritual
affairs with people who find the care:
OF this world oppressive. and long fol-
q few minutes of religious refuge In
the midst Of their exacting duties.-
Leslie's Weekly
DIR. Adler Admitting that Social
speaks ON ism Is not the wicked
Socialism. thing it is sometimes
pictured to be- and that
1t has done much good DR. Felix Adler
speaking before the Ethical Culture so
ciety In Carnegie hall yesterday said
nevertheless, that Socialism is a dan.
gerous propaganda, The chief objec-
ton he found with it was that in stand
Ing for the masses 1t strikes at the root
of the chief social institution, the fam
lily. Another of DIR. Adler's objection: