The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-19
"Our Friends, the Guests"


really means eternal inefficient.
"Our Friends, the Guests"
Mrs. John Game responded most aptly
to the toast, Our Friends, the Guests
This friend OF our friends is doubly
our friend. Here's to her"
She spoke of old-time hospitality, when
the guest was supposed to have certain
sacred rights and privileges. She said
that men claimed that WOmenS thoughts
We're cleaner and purcr because they
changed their minds so often. She urged
upon the guests present not to coutlna
their visits to the annual club break
fasts for which many of them had prob
ably given up bargain sales and perhaps
bridge teas. but to meet as often as pos
sble with the club members
70 Mrs. AdOlph Simon fell the toast
Dropped Stitches
If you want things done, call a busy
mantle man OF leisure has no time"
She asserted that knitting was a most
Womanly accomplishment, but there were
often dropped stitches. when it was neCes-
sary to Unravel work done, and asked
If the club had dropped any stitches the
last year, and. if so. to pGrseVere until
the work could he called well done. bear
ing out the motto. 'NobIesse obIige.'
"Men Behind the Dues"
Mrs II. H Frame responded to the
toast THE Men Behind the Dues in
clever original verse, giving the men the
credit of being the power behind the
throne. Mrs. {. H. McMahOn responded
TO the toast "Our Own CLUB house. in
her usual breezy manner, speaking of the
inspiration that would come with new
club house where all kinds of entertaining
might take place, particularly looking
forward to the time when the annual
club breakfast might be held in our own
club house"
Miss Colburne. in handling the toast
The JOY Of the Uniformed declared
that the subject should not have fallen
to her, as her duty in life was TO III
form the ignorant. She treated the mat
ter from new standpoint, as she spoke
of the pleasure of anticipation and OF
the enjoyment derived from those VINO
first received new Impressions and Of the
folly of young girls crOwdlng too much
into the early years of their girlhOod,
leaving nothing to be realized in later
years.
"The Suffragette.
The last toast, The Suffra gette," as
given by Miss Jessup, was particularly
interesting and original, giving scope for
many clever anecdotes and comments up
on the methods employed by our sisters
across the water and the real meaning
of the term.
Standing tOasts were given to the alb
sent members of the club, and to Mrs.
RoyIe the first honOred president.
The orchestra played the StaT-Spangled
Banner as the guests rose from the ia
BILE we'll satisfied with the days enter
tainment which was voted one of the
most thoroughly delightful OF the many
anniversary club breakfasts in the his
tory of the Ladies Literary club Of Salt
Lake,
The musical program follows:
The Venetian orchestra. Louis De
Sautss. director.
Music make their welcome-Timon of
Athens.
March-Free Lance ................ Sousa
Selections-The Bells Of Corneville....
--.-,----..- Observation-Disclosures PIailQuttte
Valse-Naila OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Deiibes
OVeTture-SemiTamid .............. ROSSinl
japanese Intermezzo-Hanako Gee. AIleter
Observation-Disclosures .---............. Verdi
Serenade-Cunning Cupid ........ Alleter
I.aceS ard GTaCeS Observation-Disclosures. BTatOn
March-Pet of the Guards. ....... BTavalle
List of the Guests.
Those present We're: Mrs. jonathan c.
Royle, Mrs. Z. 0. Lee. Mrs. f. 3. short
Mrs NJ. B. SOwles, Mrs. Il. J. Dinlnny,
Mrs D. B. MIDGET, Mrs w. r. Sibley,
Mrs William G. Jennings, Mrs. Hugh
Park, Mrs. J. B. Whitehill, Mrs. c. c.
Daily. Miss ROwena KOTns, Mrs. ". r
Hutchinson, Mrs. NJ. L. Oglesby, Mrs. G..
Y. Parmaee. Mrs. r. J. jessup, Mrs. W.
l.. Mcleod, Miss Linda Jessup, Mrs. By
ron GrOO, Mrs Charles A. Peake, Mrs
Luther Steele, Mrs. A. T. Sanford, Mrs.
c. c. Snyder, Miss Irma Watson, Mrs.
Isabella Il. tSiteIr MIS- r w IdtciSI
Mrs. W Z. Traughber, Mrs II. J. King
ender. Mrs George Wood, Mrs. P. II.
Hopkins, Mrs. II. Vance Lane, Mrs. Al
yah Lewis, Miss Florence Jessup. Mrs.
John Reed. Mrs. Emil Lehman, Miss Jes-
sic Knowles. Mrs. John Caine, Mrs. S. r.
futile, Mrs. II. L. Talbot, Mrs. S. {.
Dallas. Mrs. D. \. Straup, Mrs. j. F.
Cowan. Mrs Charles Lashbrook, Mrs. A.
l.. Castleman, Mrs. r. w. Fisher, Mrs.
Rachel S Miller. Mrs. Gillette Mrs.
Thomas MarioneauX. Mrs. C. r. Boutwell,,
Miss Ina Boutwell,, Mrs Clarence Beattie,
Mrs. A. X. Giesy, Mrs. J. NJ. Giesy, Mrs.
Addison Caine, Mrs. II. c. Hoffman, Mrs.
William Spry. Miss Madeira Greenwood,
Mrs. A L. Hoppaugh, Mrs. Henry J.
Sanders. Mrs. c. H. Mcmahon, Mrs.
George c. KiddeT, Mrs. A. H. Peabody,
Mrs. George F. Stiehl. Mrs w. p. Lynn.
Mrs. c. G. Barron. Mrs. G. W. Meyer,
Mrs. Walter G. futile, Mrs. George Saw
age. Mrs ]. c. HanChett, Mrs E. L.
Jones, Mrs. w. II. Bintz, Mrs. John c.
Daily, Mrs w. R. Tibbals. Mrs. ]. T.
Treasure, Mrs. a. H. Boxrud, Mrs. J. c.