Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-19
Representative Women Meet
To Feast on Wit and Wisdom

SeptiOnS ana other social luuCtlons
and ut least enjoy our annual club
breakfast In our own club home. We
would not ask thnt old memories OF
associations be lost or destroyed. but
simply transferred to this new build
Ing. over whose doors shall be written.
We rise on the stepping stones of
our dead selves to higher things, and
thus build moro stately mansions Tor
our souls, as the swift seasons roll.
Miss Clara Colbourne responded to
the toast. 1.-THE Joys OF the Unin-
formed" with q humorous reference
to the humor of her appointment TO
the task. "1t ia like asking minister
10 speak OF tho joys of the inndcl,
said Miss Colbourne, and wittily de-
scrlbed her lneffciency to speak In
generous terms of the "bliss of ig-
norance. She then spoke seriously of
the lack of some phases of knowl-
edge which might prove joys, In the
way of indulgence in experiences In
early youth which left one jaded at
tho beginning of life, such as thea
tors and like amusements for the
young, leaving them new to experience
In the coming years. Anticipation
was one of the keenest whetstones OF
Joy and she believed that discretion
In the crowdlng of experience was one
OF the big values OF human enjoy
ment Ignorance as mn incentive to
endeavor was an advantage In many
cases. and in such had one OF its legit-
innate uses
Miss Linda Jessup had the toast.
The Suffragcttes-The Longer Sho
Lives, the Newer May She Crow
and spoke of the native clubwomnn
In her light of advocate for suffrage
and quoted in illustration of the usual
mans view of woman's position,
kinllnQ'Q n ~, ,l1
and That" She said that we who have
the suffrage can consider the woman
who has not only relatively. and with
the infection OF pity which comes
from an assured position. She closed
expressing conviction that the suf-
fragette would, indeed. become newer
the older she grew.
The brilliant affair closed with
toast to which the assemblage drank
standing. "Thc long life and useful
ness of the club-may we have many
happy returns of this day"
Those present at the breakfast were
the following:
Mrs. A. G. Andrews. Mrs. E. NJ.
Allison. Jr., Mrs. e. l., Alexander.
Mrs. r. s. Allison. Mrs. Abott OF Mar
shaltown, Ia. Mrs. w, H Bintz. Mrs.
w. H. Bintz. Jr.. Mrs. c. r. Boutwell,.
Mrs. Clarence Boattlo. Mrs. c. G..
Mrs. L. M Ralley. Mrs. II.
w. Brown. Mrs. a. H. Boxrud. Mrs.
j. T, Banks. Mrs. j. V. Buswell. Mrs.
w. 7. Benson. Mrs. Pennell Cher
rington, Miss Colburn. Mrs. John
Calne, Mrs. A. T. Castleman. Mrs.
E. Critchlow, Miss Copley. Mrs. w.
H. Child. Mrs. ]. NJ. Davis. Mrs, C.
w. E. Dorsey. Mrs. II. J. DinInny,
Mrs. G. c.. Daley. Mrs. j. ]. Daily.
Mrs. S. c. Dallas. Mrs. A. ]. Davis.
Mrs. ]. w. Delano. Mrs, H. II. Dor
sey. Mrs. ]. NJ. Dart. Mrs. j. C. DAILY.
Mrs. s.. d. Evans. Mrs. John Earls.
Mrs. II. c. Edwards. Mrs. A. H En-
sign; Miss Edyth A. Eysns. Mrs; H.
Flanders. Mrs. C. G. Field.
Miss Furry. Mrs. w. d. Foster.
Mrs. Gillette. Mrs. A. K Giesy, Mrs. j.
U. Gicsy, Miss Greenwood. Mrs. E. A.
Mrs. A. B. Gibson. Mrs.
Harry CAM. Mrs. Byron Groo, Miss
Howat. Miss Hague. Mrs. Fred
Hornung, Mrs. w. r. Hutchinson, Mrs.
F. A. Hale. Mrs. P. H. Hopkins. Mrs.
II. c. Hoffman. Mrs. A L. Hoppaugh,
Mrs. ]. C. Hanchett. Mrs, ]. c. Hooper,
Miss Holesclaw. Mrs. w p. S. Hawk.
Miss Hobbs, Mrs. Andrew Howat. Mrs.
VI. w. Ingals. Miss Josephson, Mrs Ell
Jones. Mrs. F.. B. Jones, Mrs. w. @. Jen-
lings. Mrs. R J. Jessup. Miss Jessup.
Miss Florence Jessup. Mrs. 1. Jennings,
Mrs NJ. 81. Johnson, Mrs. F. E. KlIen-
schmidt. Mrs. ]. A. Kahn. Mrs. A. L.
Miss Rowena Korns. Mrs. II.
< Klingender. Miss Jessie Knowles.
Mrs. G.. C. Kidder, Mrs. Aaron Keyser,
SIrs. F. L Koyer. Mrs. Edward Kim
>all. Mrs. Frank Knox. Mrs. H Vance
Lane. Mrs. Emil L,chmann, Mrs. Alvah
Lewis, Mrs. Charles Lashbrook. Mrs.
:. o. Lee. Mrs. w. P. Lynn, Mrs. w
A. Leo. Miss Mudgett. Mrs. c. H.
Morehouse. Mrs. Glen Miller, Mrs. D.
3. Mudgett. Mrs. Rachel Miller, Mrs,
Thomas Marioneaux. Mrs. c. H. Nc
Meyer, Mrs. w. l. Mcleod Mrs. Ed
ward Merrill. Mrs. r. E. McConaughy.
Mrs. II. R Macmillan. Mrs. NJ. L.
1glesby, Miss Fannie P. Olds. Mrs.
5ugene Palmer. Mrs. f. L. Parker,
Mrs. Sam Paul. Miss Ethel Paul. Mrs.
Hugh Park Mrs. G. v, Parmlec. Mrs.
A. H. Peabody. Mrs, c. e. Post Mrs.
:. A. Peak. Mrs. c. G. Plummer, Mrs.
William Pischel. Mrs. j. c. Royle Mrs.
;. E. Richards, Mrs. c.. II. Raybould,
Mrs. Isabel c. Ritter. Mrs, John Reed.
Mrs. F. H, Raley. Mrs F. c. Richmond.
drs. Edward Rosenbaum. Mrs. George
Rust, Mrs. NJ. L. Rltchie. Mrs. Harold
;iegel, Mrs. G. F. Stlehl. Mrs. H. S.
stowe, Mrs. A. T. Sanford, Mrs. Luther
J. Steele. Mrs. c. c. Snyder, Mrs. D. n.
;traup, Mrs. F. 3. Short. Mrs. William
;pry. Mrs. George Savage. Mrs. Adolph
simon, Mrs. Leon Sweet. Mrs. M. B.
Sowles, Mrs. w r. Slbley. Mrs. w. L.
;healy. Mrs. c. H. Stevenson, Miss
spencer, Mrs. II. ]. Talbot. Mrs
}. B. Tuttle. Mrs. w. e
Mrs w. G. Tuttle, Mrs, w.
I. Tibbals. Mrs ]. T. Treasure. Miss
Mrs. II. 3. Tooker. Mrs. +. A.
yincent. Mrs. Noble Warrum. Miss AL
hca Wheeler. Mrs Whitehill. Mrs. c.
". Watson, Mrs. George Wood, Miss
rma Watson. Mrs. ]. NJ. Wiley. Mrs |
\ H. Warren, Mrs A, Fred Wcy. Mrs
", A. Wetzel. Mrs. A. NJ. Wrench.