Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24
UTAH WOMEN IN CHICAGO.
Sessions of the National Relief Society, and Y
l. National NJ l. a. Charmingly Des
cribed by Mrs. Wells

Hughes Uannon, b. Il. and NJ. D.,
was next on tue program; Types III
Women was her subject, aud me sue.
ceuded 20 well both In dealing with the
thome anu reading hur pa or that shp
won well.mvrited applause. Her style
was highly complimentud anu tho al.
dress was gre credit 10 the women
OF the Territory.
Mrs Elizabeth Lislo Saxon of New
Orleans, writer, sutifaRe advocate aud
temperance woman, came upon the
platform aud addressed tie meeting.
She spoke ia terms ~ glowing praise
VI her visit % our hosutiiui city ami
soiuuru here Of some wteks, her pleas.
ant asstciatl0u with Mis-. Amelia n.
Young, with whom she stayed Tor
some lime, her tap 20 Provo uu other
Places. she commented the people
for inquiry, thfifi, sobrisiy ant puriy
OF life, anu made quite strong anu
stirring speech Tn our favor
Industrial Women, by Mts. Eiuctn
Bullock gave the general work of that
"a II throughout tho county, the
various improvements nud inventions
O. facilitate IL Prog Tact shu dld
ample iust'cr ~ thr subject.
Mrs. Emily 3. Richards, uur tori.
torisi prsiu,nt Tor the Wufiu's Fair,
rlukc q few minute, aud very cor.
Tally inviicu tnu-e preseut 10 cal ut
the Utah bu luing aui hoe the rNuihIu,
especially tho vufE II women. The
session closed with singing nni Mig.
klmina =. Taylor pronounced tut
brnrdictiUu.
'rbciu were present In tie audience
Messrs. JOHN Henry 5mth, uttrfc
Romnuy, itub-rt MOffis, Gorge a..
Taylor, W. -. Dougull, Dr. J. T.. GEl.
mage aud pOasibly Otnuui quite %
number VI ladies' from Salt Lake City,
aml them Mr1. &. Y, Cannon, Mrs.
Amelia n. Young, Mt Ellen q. CLAW.
son, ME-. Nialc klmnvy, Miss Jose.
rhine Spencer, anu HlsO the youug
wOmvn WIN were u take usrt ~ the
evening. Dr.. Rosetta J.. Giichrtt, OF
Ohio, was parent, anu remarked tnut
this one meeting alone was worth com.
Ing 10 Che. 20 for. Mfe. Chamberlain,
whose IN idrn name was Lrhvitt, %
sister ui Mm. Lucinda Brown And OF
John Lcavitt, OF Utah, came anu Ia.
wife several uf ~ TO visit her at hcf
home in IuglewOOd, OBeuf tue fuuurtH
~ Chcnyu. STE was very friendly
aud manifested great Interest IN our
meeting. Quite a numuur Of s,fangors
came forward aud talked with the
ladies on the platform, while reporters
anu newspaper people FOiicitoi the
written addresses anu asked all sorts oil
questions.
NJ the hour appointed In the even.
lux the representatives " the Young
Ladies National NJ. 1. A. were seated;
tho SINCERE hal also takeu their plncus
aud the ,xerCi,ru began. The hall
was well filled when Miss Kate Rom.
ney opened with ths voluntary upOu
tna organ. singing "My county '.is
u tbteD by the choir was followed by
an invocation, by Mite. Ardulln Ear
ley. A quartet Qadies y0lces) wa.
next giyru-May ralmage, Mary
Rlmney, Minnie J. Snow and May
Preston. The singing st 10th meelinrs
was excellent aud as there were not
many meetings In which music was a
uArt Of the exercise, II attracted cou-
siderable attention. Mis-. I.l..A
Brechtr Hooker (Sistef Of Henry
Ward Beechvr nuu u very celebrate
ptrsOnagtl was especially eloquent on
The subject, complimehting the siugrls
enthusiastically.
Introductory romarke by the pTesl.
dent, Mrs. Elmina 5. Taylor, we're IA
keeping with the tenor VI the assOcla.
ton, uiguiilcJ ami tmincntly proper.
Me. May lalmage's verbal address,
Literature aud Art, was gracefully
rendered ana made good in.
preston. Mics Laura HyIo recitrI
beautifully EllZt II. SnuW'a poem
"rhr Uilmalum Of Human Life"
Mics Emily ). Richards read "A very
able paper, Legal and Political Statu-
ct Utah Women, which was decidedly
RprUpos. Msitha 5. Tingey'- address,
Motherhood, deserves special mcnlloni
she surprised even those who knew
her Intimately ly the original aud
lofty manner IN which she portrayed
the excellence snd divinity Of the
true mother. Miss Mary R1muey gave
n soprano colo which was iayOnbly
received Rnd applauded. Miss Maria
b. DOugall, first vice president, male
report III the association which was
quite telling, aud was Z lowed by Mrs.
Minnie J.. Snow'S adde's, Our Gifls.
Mrs. snow rot forth chnractefisiically
the young girls and women born In
these mountain vslrs, dealing with the
subject Ike Que accustomed To The plat
form, mover hesitating or doubtful, but
with tho enthusiasm that tells upon
the audience. Miss Julia FArnsworth
gave tho closing address VI the pre-
gram, Education Of Women, going
over the ground OF w0mer's attain