The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-07

patient tolerance OF the idiosyncra
sizes Of his life partner and a desire
to make her happy by supplying the
money for her trip.
There are others who have recog-
nized In the deliberations at the pa
vilion a paean of victory over man
and a swan song of his domina-
ton.
While there is moro than a fg-
ment OF truth in each one Of these
theories. and each speaker is Justi-
fed in exploiting it to the best of
her ability. IL seems to Lady Teazle
that the basic cause.-the cause that
makes all these others possible--has
not been noted
The other reasons are more poetic,
they sound better from the plat
form; they arc more ornate, but they
all rest securely upon the solid prac-
teal truth that the perfection OF
MECHANICAL AIDS to housekeeping
is THE REASON why woman's clubs
are possible,
Gas and electricity, running hot and
cold water in the kitchen. stationary
washtubs. the telephone for market
ing and the sewing machine are the
good fairies that have stepped into
the homes Of these women and have
driven out time consuming drudg-
cry.
Those long. weary hours which in
the days Of our grandmothers were
house" are now free to be used for
culture and uplft, education and prog
ress.
The type of woman who has raised
the womaD's clubs of America to
their present position OF universal
serious and respectable consideration
is TOO conscientious TO work for any
public cause. IL by so doing she has
TO neglect her duty to her husband
her children and TO those Immediate
n 1nr
But when, thanks 10 modern build
ing construction and appliances, her
domestic duties are finished by noon.
she feels free to devote the rest OF
the day 10 phllanthropic work or to
anything that best suits her fancy.
The real emancipator Of woman Is
the inventor.
Miss Gwendolyn Tripp returned las
week from Smith IS college, where sh
was graduated, accompanied by her ia
Their, who had gone on for the con
meneement exercises, which laste
from June IA TO Is. After the con
mencement Miss Tripp and her fathe
made tour of the eastern cities, IL
Guiding New York, Providence, BostoI
Washington and Chicago. DR.. Trip
and his daughter are at home at til
Tripp residence, a2s G street.
Miss Margaret Daniel Of Los Angt
les. who arrived the past week to visi
Colonel and Mrs. James A. Irons,
one of the many popular visitors at th
post at the present time. Colonel an
Mrs. Irons gave a dinner last night q
the Country club in honor of the
charming guest and will give a bo
party Monday night at wandamere /
witness the opening performance {
"The Mikado.' Next Friday a nun
ber Of dinner parties will be given &
the post in honor Of the fair visitors.
Miss Norah Thyme Murdoch. wr
will be married TO Herman T.. Clark {
Rochester, n. Y. July II, will be II
guest Of honor at a number of soci
functions the coming week. Mrs. ]
". Brainard will entertain with
bridge tea Monday afternoon at h,
home on East First South street
Miss Murdoch's honor. Mrs. e. J
Berger will give bridge tea for Nj
Murdoch Tuesday afternoon at h,
home on Princeton avenue. Wedne
dav afternoon Mrs. Grace Woollev vi
give a bridge tea at her home on Sta
street in compliment 10 Miss Murdoc