The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-19

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ravcl little Bit. and revive this section
INTO live, active force that viii round
d'etre
III you want things done, call busy
man-thc man OF leisure has no time"
Mrs IA, III. Frame responded TO The
Men Behind the Dues" with the quo
tatlon, I'm behalf of women may they
lio IKE gentlemen and trust like phlloso-
verses:
Hail Ladies' literary: wisdom's proud tri-
butary. dispenser of knowledge pro-
Knowing all things. doing all things,
helping the world go round
Reading most cheerfully. writing most
fGarfully. every subject under the sun
Clvics. economies. psychology, philosophy
art. philanthropy. literature, science
all done
For nations salvation, and mans eIeva~
qon, uplifting Mormons, Gentiles and
True culture begetting. never forgetting.
The men behind the dues.
All treason perish: but these mon may
cherish n secret looking doubt
or assured efficiency and vaunted pro-
liclenCy ignorance, evil and graft TO
But with whole hearted loyalty. these men
OF royalty swear tnelr allegiance bold
Whatever the fiction, they declare con-
Viction. and generously by shower the
gold
All chances 'cinchng" hardships not
fllnchtng, straight to the line he hews:
Fortune besmiling. good denyinE-bold
men behind the dues.
Mr.. 9, III. Mcmahon followed with the
toast; Our New Club House. with the
The best and most precious of lnspira-
tions-the inspiration of things TO do and
things undone-the Inspiration OF big
tasks."-Joyce.
Her remarks follow In part:
Surely the sentiment expressed here is
good, but possibly 1t would have appealed
10 me more If the one who had received
the Inspiration which Inspired her TO ask
me TO undertake the inspiration on the
big task, namely. that OF trying to In
spire all the club women TO want a new
club house, had been inspired to carry
out her own inspiration. instead of ask
big task. A big task certainly for us all.
If this suggestion should result in some
definite action being taken toward the
building of a new club house, for II would
mean time. energy. and money to be ex-
pended. y hard task. for however kind
~ the suggestion may be made that we
those who thought. labored planned and
wrought for the present building, their
first club house, pang Of sorrow and re-
gret, for II will mean TO them probably
the severing or many pleasant memories
and associations connected with this.
their first club house. Yet l am sure
that all Will agree that we do need new
club house, II we. as club women. are to
keep with the progress of our city. We
do need a club house, not building
merely to be used for tho section meet
inES and the regular meeting of the club
once every two weeks. but club house,
where we may have a reading ROOM a
rest room; where we may entertain our
friends at dinners. luncheons. receptions
and other social functions and at least
enjoy our annual club breakfast in our
own club home. We would not ask that
old memories or associations be lost or
destroyed. but simply transferred to this
new building. over whose doors shall be
written: We rise on the stepping stones
OF our dead selves to higher things and
thus build more stately mansions for
our souls, as the swift seasons roll.
Miss Clara Colburne gave an interest
Ing talk on The Joys of the Unin
formed" Its best to know a few things
so. Josh Billings.
Miss Colburne closed her toast with
the following;
He who knows not and knows he knows
not
He is a child, teach him.
He who knows not and knows not he
He SnSWs is a fool 1SI' show him.
He who knows and knows not he knows.
He is asleep. wake him.
He who knows and knows he knows
He is wise. follow him.
The toasts were closed by one. "The
by Miss Jessups THE
Longer She Lives. the Newer May She
Grow" Miss Jessup closed with the fol-
lowing Woman, second thought of the
creator. whose second thought would
seem best"
Mrs. Cowan closed the breakfast with
the following toast. 10 which all drank:
Eve don't want 10 close with the suf-
fragette. so will toast for the long life
and usefulness OF the club May we
have many happy returns of this day."
Those present at the breakfast were
the following:
Mrs. a. C. Andrews, Mrs. G. c. KidGer,