Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-06


10 headquarters, Lalc, Tor the general I
conference held hero cnCn AInu nn
October. But turing tnis term dii- |
fursnt ulau hos b zen followed, nud als. |
trict conferences were held nj Tue OiOsr !
OF the term on ali the largo islanjs g.
the group, that the SAlui- might te-
miiu on their respective i.lalds nlH
attend conference. The two wHiu
reasons Tor tlis departure from 90
established iu were, nfat, thttH ouch /
greater proportion Uf tUp Saints ur Z ]
have tie privilege Of attending Tho
mcciiust; rnu stenul, thHt thD icutt
uH eIDIu ,EIcu.b tU thu prHrlr BE- DE
carried during Those stringent umps.
tie rn.uul result ui ibis Nuu o.
much lighter uUuudaucu at Cur genera.
conference mere al Lair.
Three district cuulurHl Wgro held
on the LARGE islHut % Hbwau-Iru 90
Multi ior tuu iEoh,ls nud Hamskun
dislricts, Que nt kuhuwn for the II DO
diatrici, aud one nj NAgirhu ior the
three Districts OF kunu, Nnu aud Puma,
Those were 40 well attended, (thutU
being about 6IO ut tuo Niuli "hmn)
aud greatly e. jpytd by tuu people; uz
Alto were those held on the 10 &C To-
lnudf. The Maui conference w4s hold
at the Wuihnlu branch, the Kauai 10
Hol.n, alg the Oahu (which Wuu the
.siug 0nu before the Eeuaial "Nu -
az Laicl was held ln Homo u.u o.
sept. 3Utn and OF. lstauu 2uJ.
The conference ln Honolulu waH
favored this limo hy Hu uuu84.
ally LARGE attendance Of thu for
uiEu ElIUfs, eleven Uf whom,
tUgtiuur with threw 0istsrs, were
HresuuL During this conference
Risa, Two evening aessiuuB Wgrt held
(uu Saturday aud sunday avgu.ugsl AZ
which reviews were gwen 10y the
sabbath sChDlis anu Young iuOplt'a
associations Oi the Laic uuI Honolulu
branches. Tho programs prepared
scfe rupIOtc Win instructive Gospel
less no, were wel arranged, anu ul-
mirgbIy rendered before su pvClilJw.
ing Hnd rpprco,suve house. ihcso
associations, together with the Homo.
lulu bfuuCh choir OF over 30 v0icuf)
arc deserving Of worthy commendu.
ton ior their uutiriug zeal uui diii.
gUuUu iu the preparation ot these
,zegcitUs, ana Tor the markell degrec OF
imlrDv mout anu eucccss achieved
thereby.
General conference OF the relief
societies OF the HAwaiia, miesluu was
al-o held in Honolulu Ga the loren Ipl
Ot sept 8Oih, with thc general prosi.
dent uul q gOodly nIublr OF the
leading officers Of the society in
attendance. The gyusfal UflCurs tus.
iniugl at this conference inr the COM
ln. Elk months arc as fDllowt. Sister
Liumr NoAll, president, with all OF tie
missionary sisters ua her c0uuHeiOn, TO-
getuUr with k-kuuwn, kahuhu,
Is aluaf alasl and Niaullui as aids, anu
kekuewg Nakuuau ~ secretary Will
Ruth ktuhiur ne assistant, AVID
Matthew Nshil treasurer.
Toe rulttl conference OF sabbath
schools aud Young Po0pl1B Ass CiA'
tone ui tHe islands vas likewise held
nj Honolulu This lmc, converting on
The tcruu0u %. Ot.gtrr 2uu, anu was
moderately well nliuudOd, The ulli.
co.'s OF these associations, 6uhlniucd iOf
! the ensuing terms are: Elder Il. n.
Dunin "a general prtFdeut of Sunday
s1hooip, with Eilers n. Do FrIga und
| NJ. ~. Harmon o. his counselor; Moses
/ Nakuasu IA secretary, Samuel Lua,
assistant secretary; and N. NUall,
/ treasurer, For tie Young Peoples AS
ISOLATION; Elder A. j. Davis was
sustained aa general PRESIDENT with
ElIers ]. n. Grace aud Thomas Bhm-
/ ley an bis cUuusalou; MUsus Nahugnu
az general secretary; Samuel Lua, rs.
sistaut secretary; and NJ. NUaii as
treasurer
The general Oclobor conierouceoi IA @
| Hawaiian mission convened az l4alu on
tho Gtn o. Octobtr at 10 I'm. President
Matthew NOall called tho c0nluIoa &c u
order. There WHsa full attendance Of
| the foreign aud native miss Ouatlgs
/ from the beginning, but "a light attend
anCe OF lay members during the fb!
| Gays meetings. A number OF native
M Missionaries gave bret rapoEts Of their
labOrs during the ggst torn, the uAi-
auoe OF the timo being occupied By
ElJcr Walker Sch0lus aud Wan. IA.
! 10 mpsln.
lnu greater part Of the afternoon
session was also occupied by native
| missionaries IN glviug Ia briei rtpDrts
| Of their lah0u. Elders IA. DE Fries
and IL. n. Hotteud0ri spoke briefly
| during the meeting, and Elder NJRu
| presented before the conference the
| nantes OF tue general authorities Of tho
Church which were unanimously sus.
/ lained by the vote Of the people.
October IA Primary AusociatlOn
| (the tirst on the islaudsl was organized
here at Laie NJ the beginning o. this
term; anu this forenoon wac devoted
10 the interesta of that organization.
| The children aud their parents began
to assemble at the new mission house
nt $3.50 q. M; aud ut 10 O'clock marched
10 the meeting house, where services
were opened by tho children singing
tho primary hymn, "Come, Chill.
dtou Come" Prayer was offered by
one OF their number, Adolph
HottondoTf. sin our lovely Desoret"
was sung by the children; the roll was
| called, aud tho minutes OF tue Irat
Primary meeting held on these islapls
were read. A number Of exercises
wtro then rendered by the children IN
Il very satisfactory manner before u
large and highly intuTestcd audience.
The general oricvr3 at home auu tho
local officers here Of these associations
were then presented and unanimously
sustained, the locnl officers being a.
follows: siftur Libbie NJnll, president,
with All tue missionary sisters "a oOuu-
selori and MiiiAma ~ assistant; John
! Kumulhu us secretary aud kepa as.
slslgnt secretary; Illliu Brown, tteasu.
ger, aHd Helen Omct, librarian.
Tho terra rcp0r. was read and up.
! proved; few encouraging remarks
were mate by Elders Noall and Fish.
or; eve arc tie children VI the Saints"
was then snug; prayer was offered by
one the chlMfrn--!lamAnh, and then
closed tho iirst Primary cOnteu nee on
these islauas.