The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-21

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AIT LAKE friends Of Mrs. Fran
- C.. Kelsey, who have enjoyed he
work in the various magazines
NJ onnrcciate just at this time thi
..,;no from her, which, although writ
last Christmas, is perennial in it
Is.oobt and its appropriateness:
ans seek, no gifts I send.
I've and kindly greeting. friend.
,.,r receive on Christmas day
desper joy. clearer ray
-, lIfc's immortal altar thrown-
'.ctiv, forms OF thought outgrown.
- YOU within yourself be sure
u ,vmnathy. OF motives pure.
- nav Won know beyond the doubt.
~, ,pords. past hope of finding out,
na,ehless life IS; how our needs
Il. met In love; how worthy deeds
! ,ovs,s deep. constant heart strike root
s.n,rng In the souls high suit
rsrard happiness. Fen as we plod
-. -b,sner wondrous words to God.
IA Goa gives wondrous answer, Day
~ daY along the t1ampled way
.1,s varied messages unrolt.
I. buman speech or riven scroll,
c,staIninc us for every hour
Ia 6llinc US with love and power.
rnis life Of ours. this brilliant day
.,un.struck, moon n-illtered-points the
way
Rhere past the dark, a wider range
EaI;s its ascending sun of change.
- those who greet each other, sure
Xfe's high purpose. shall endure
1eh deepening phase each crucial test,
hlc Tipped and glad, All is for best.
sraye living daily proves this truth.
-1is not hard things should give us ruth:
1is how We take II all that counts.
And swells the sum of all amounts:
1h!s makes man God-like; gives man
power
. out o. his heart throbs TO shape an hour.
30 irom his Joy or from his pain
>an recrestes himself again;
lbd surer grows OF that high plane
Which no man ever seeks in vain.
1.-THE giddy whirl VIII be the only
means Of referring to the next
er days or so in local society. From
uuw Till the end Of the year and some
lac beyond that every day and every
agbt will DC hlled with affairs Of So
Il Importance. Chief among the af
MS for the holiday season is the re-
4fion and ball to be given by the
Tn club members on Monday, Decem-
NJ 90 Tic comttee in charge is leav
ng nothing undone 10 make the decora.
ions the most unique, the arrangements
/ Me most perfect ever. The very next
hight comes the holiday dance of the
lniyersity club. which will be another
elhborate event and of course, as all
University club parties are, an eujoya-
BE one as we'll.
Aside from these two large events
most Of the affairs will be mainly for
he young people home from school and
|'ollege 10 spend the gay holiday time.
|Dlyld Keith will have party of n
zozen or SO of his boy friends in for
inner tomorrow evening, and most Of
ne guests Will go from there TO the
'aneng party at the Kearns home,
Pysn by Miss Helen Kearns and her
70 brothers, Edmund and Thomas. The
blowing evening Mrs, r. G.. Woodruff
an entertain party of young people
q dance at the Ladies' Literary club
r her daughter, Miss Adelaide Wood
un, and her son, Russell DR.. and Mrs,
oAn T. White will give dance for
|'oelr young daughter, Dorothy, next
sturday night al Whitehall.
Aesntlme an elaborate affair of this
-eeS, which will include the young and
-ose not so young, is the reception and
el' 20 be given at the Amelia Palace
q loionel and Mrs. L. Il. Holmes the
'gnt after Christmas. Christmas day
~. pe gwen up IN the main to family
a@rs' although some Of the family
'nuels Will include those who are not
Tue family, many of the hospitable
homes gathering groups of friends
tne dinner and tree with an in.
s"ai 'Iolic in the evening.
sunday night suppers, always popular
. means Of entertaining, will be
s'e 30 than usual through the holi-
"eek, and many are planned ahead.
= aad Mrs. s. A. Whitney will enter
! party Of friends at one this even
., their home on First avenue. Mr..
Mrs' Malcolm Kcyser will enter
AZ a dinner on Monday, December
~. 10 honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
=" York will become the play.
ground for number Of young
eyPle who are ut school in the cast and