The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-07

Ballamy Edith Townsend, Ernest Herrboth
(presidentl, George Stewart.
Smiihheld-Miss z. Ia Knox Miss NJ. z.
Knox, Mrs. Shorten, Mrs. McClain. Mr.. n r.
Knox
Nephi-Rev. ]. McClain Mr. Brown.
TRANSFORMERS Winsow, Miss Lisle Wins
low, Mrs Bergstron.
ogden Baptist-L n Hayden, Miss Maggie
Taylor. Mr. Lewis Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Kinney Miss Fannie Spencer.
Ogden hristian-Miss Lor1ne Brldser, MISS
Lizzie Winter, Mr.. Todd Winter, Mr.. D. f.
Parker.
Provo-Rev. C. H. Cook. Prof. f. r. Merrill,
Mss NJ. J. French, Miss NJ +. French Miss
$ c. Hervey, Miss Daisy Moore. Miss Poly
Moore, Miss Elsie Moore Miss Mary Car
ruthers. Miss Alice Kellogg. Miss Nina Clark
Miss Hattie Hines, MISS Maude Cook, MISS
Lille Jones. Miss Emma Phillips, Miss Eliza
Vincent. Miss George Ha.stead, MISS Fiorenee
Scott, Miss Blanche Scott Miss Florence
Smith Miss Ella Smith, Mrs. Il H. Smith. Miss
r Y. Pike Miss Beulah Bachman, Mr.. Ernest
Cook, Mr.. Fred savoy, Mr. John kellogg, Mr;
Harold Amens, Mr.. Gordon Phillips, Mr.. Earl
DOdd Mr.. Hans Nelson MI. Eugene Underhill
Ogden Presbyterian - DR.. Wishard, c. e.
Erainard, Charles May Mrs. Charles May w
J. Morning Mrs. W. j. Morning, u. Richardson.
II. Wishard, Theodore Morning. w j. White,
Lerna Cahoon, Charles Hills. Miss I. Sargent.
Mrs Nice, Robert Vint, Mrs Lannlng, Clauaine
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Knox.
Representatives of Congregational Society OF
Ogden, CT, :. S. and c. E.-Rev. +. ,: Forbes,
pastor; Mrs. F. 5. Forbes; MI h. W. KING,
president board of trustees deacon; Mrs. n.
W Ring clerk; LII. Fred w. Ring; Mr.. h. L.
Badger sunday school superintendent presi-
dent Of the Ogden Union of Christian Endeayor;
Mrs Mary Nj. Badger; Professor d, A. Curry
principal OF the n. w. academy; Mrs. Carry
Currie president OF the Congregational Christ
ian Endeavor society; Miss M. n Nuttlng, sec
retary: Miss Eva Roney Frs DR.. j. M Arm
strong Miss A. Clarkson, Miss Eva Danewood4
Mr. " A. HoIbrook, Mr.. Ben Scrlven,t Mr. An
drews. Miss ina Carey, Miss Fannie Spencer,
Ogden e. l. OF c. E.-J. NJ Cruise, Sallie Pc
terson Lo-ena Peterson, Della linn, Bessie
linn Mary Huron, J. l.. Loar, Minnie Wood,
Ivy G. Loar Alice Rogers. Ihomas Larson,
Mss Coter Miss Taltz Miss Bowman.
Lynne Congregational-ReV Schwimley, Miss
Carrie Engstrom Miss Edith Miller, Miss Mary
Iogan-Edward Il. Nelson, Irving Braugham,
Mrs. Cutter Mrs Shirley, Miss Belle Nelson,
Albert Shorten, Ambrose Shorten
Brigham City-Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Coomps,
Miss Iillia Fisher Misses Emily and Nellie
Gillespie. Miss Maude Wade WIZ wilson, 70
Gilbert, Miss K. p. Williamson. J. l.. Schael-
American Fork-Rev. F. G. Webster, Miss
Clara Pierce Miss Grace Jones, James Par
man. Ida Heinstedt Winnie Parman, isaac
Bemis, lr-, Nellie bemls, Wine "a. he. ,5l'N
Gertie Layerck Emily Croper, Emily Adam
Bountiful-Miss J. A. Shepherd, Miss Minnie
Balls.
Lehi-Miss 5. J. Lester.
Mendon = Rev. and Mrs. Campbell, Miss
Hannah Jensen. - ~.
Kaysville-Miss j. R. Mitchell Miss d. M.
park City-D. Dennis, c. a. Dodds VIM
Getsch. Emma Getsch, Nellie Long, Mrs >. d
spTingrille-Miss ANNA NJ. speakman Miss
Katie 5. Smithe, J. a. Livingston Smlthel MISS
Pavson-Mrs. c. Il. Sullivan. Mrs. Eli Good
Mrs Thomas Todd Miss s. E Heiling, Miss
carrie T. Sullivan, Miss Ethel WINNER Miss
S ana Nellie House, Miss Lottie Hol-
linpsworth, Miss Carrie Banner,
Trenton-Miss Mary Nichol.
Mount Pleasant n. Smith, Mrs. l. n.
Smith; Miss +. W. Miller, Miss Jennie Blu
chanan Rev. Il. n. Murphy.
All societies represented except R1chnelo.
At the close OF the morning session, which
was business one, the Presbyterian ladies
served dinner to about two hundred and nifty
delegates. Alta p. m. Newcomb photographed
the convention.
ts)pen ParliRment' vas discussed by Rev. +.
G. Webster Miss Hurlburt and Prof. Davis.
Al a:s5 the juniors filed in and took seats In
the front. The meeting was then given
SUPERINTENDENT of juniors in First Pres
byteran church, and after singing Praise
Him. number OF the little folks OF.
fered sentence prayer and sang Jesus Bids Us
Shine, and Prof Augsburg gave one OF his
popular "Chalk Talks, taking hearts and faces
Tor Illustration.
OFFICERS.
The committee on nominations submitted the
following report;
For President-Rev. J. B. Thrall.
Secretary-C. II. Parsons.
For Vice Presidents-F. G. Webster, Ameri-
can Fork: !. n. Hayden, Ogden; w. r. camp
bell, Mendon.
For District Secretaries-Mrs. NJ. P. Shirley,
Logan; Mrs II. e. Badger Ogdeni Prof, f L.
Merrill. Provo; Prof. l. n. smith Mount Pleas
ant; Prof d. Dennis. Park City; Rev. +. E.
Clementson, Richfeld.
Directors for Two Years.. T. Loar, Ogden;
Rev J. A. L. Smith, Richfeld; II. B. Steel
man salt Lake.
There ars three other directors who hold over
for one year. viz J. T. Axton. j. A Searcy,
salt Lake; c. L. Brainard Ogden.
For Auditor-G. Il. Ward, salt Lake.
Committee on Nominations--C. E. Brainard,
Miss NJ. + Knox, Mrs. H. a. Fields, Rev. B. F.
Clay, Mrs. D. II. Curry, Rev. F. G: Webster.
The ladies OF the Congregational church
served supper TO the visitors.
EVENING SESSION.
Professor Davis opened the evening praise
service and song prayer and testimony fol-
The reports OF the committees on recommend.
atoms and resolutions were adopted and a vote
OF thanks given 10 Rev. w. r. Campbell for the
space given the Christian EndeaVor society in
his paper Miss NJ II. Nutting gave Far
Echoes From the Convention at Minneapolis, y
and Miss Anna Baker and Mrs. Caldwell fol-
lowed on the same subject.
Rev J. A. L. Smiths subject, "God in Our
Life" was the next subject and was ably
treated
The recommendation committee advised:
Flrst-That the following hours for conyen.
tion work be observed at the next annual con-
vention: $3.50 10 y a. n. 2:3O TO p m 80 to
$3.50 D. m.
2-That a programme committee of six
two pastors and three representative lay work
ers, be elected tappointed) as the other com
Inittees are appointed; the sixth member to be
the president Of the Territorial union. who
shall be chairman OF the committee.
3-That local unionsA Christian Endeavor So
cieties and individuals send petitions and per
sonal letters, as many as possible. 10 United
states Senators. members OF the House Of Rep
resentatives and Worlds fair commissions
praying for the closing Of the exposition on
sunday; also that Sunday leagues be formed
by local unions and Christian Endeavor soc-
cites for the purpose of keeping the Sabbath
day in their respective localities.
4-That each local circle hold meetings semi
annually or quarterly, whose chief object shall
be 10 present the nature and work OF the Christ.
ian Endeavor society. 1t is also suggested that
such meetings be IN the nature OF social by
which means the young people Of the town as
well as the Endeavorers themselves, may be.
come acquainted with Christian EndeaVor
5-That the secretary OF the territory union
sent the pamphlet on The Work OF the Com
misses to the secretaries OF the local socie
ties, together with the request that the matter
contained therein be presented 10 their re
epecIive societies.
lSignedl Mr. / n. SMITH,
Miss ANNA F. HULBURD,
REV. Z. L. ARNOLD
Mr. ]. T. LoAR,
PROF, D. DENNIS.
Resolutions offered and adopted as noted
were;
THAT we express our sincere thanks 10 tbs
railroad companies, for the generous reduction
IN fare and for the general comfort of the dele
gates.
2-That we express our hearty appreciation
OF the generous hospitality extended to the
visiting delegations by the citizens OF this CITY
as well as the combined efforts OF the ladies Il
make the convention profitable &c the physical
as well as the spiritual man.
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