Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-06
THE YOUNG LADIES.
Proceedings at Their Conference Ia
salt Lake Stake.

The conference Of the Younsl Ladies'
Mutual improvement Associations of
the Salt Lake Stake was held June
9Th Ia tho Assembly Hall. Preaiiuu I
Mary A. Freezs presided.
Meeting opened at . pm. by singing,
"Come lot Nv anew" s,c. Prayer was
offered by Mrs. Nellie &. Taylor; sing
ing. The miuutes Of the previous cJL-
ference read and approved.
prest. Freeze announced a course
OF lectures to be given 10y DR.. Llz1la
Ship ION obstetrics, ami uurae on
child training 10y an eastern lady, aud
heartily recommended o. many as poe.
siblo 10 attend.
Mrs.. NJ. Il. Irvine spoke on Obedi.
ence. She thought " proper to
cultivate the spirit Of yielding TO a
higher power. no matter what incou-
venience II may cause US We should
bring ourselves 10 that state where We
can say "rhy Will, not mine, be done"
She also counseled the young ladies
TO be slow IN looking NJ tho faults OF
their friends, but rather TO seek out
IheiT own faults.
An address was made by Miss Iuc y
MaycoCR, her subject being "Nhy
should we be- LatteI-uay Saiuts2"
Or. II. Il, Pratt compared our faith
with some OF the faiths Of the day
particularly Christian bciunCe, which
ia attracting some young people. She
showed the Gospel 10 10 a i0uuuali0u-
fOok--rOmothiug Tor cur every gay life.
"rhe Mothers Lullaby" was then
sWeelly sung by six young ladies'.
President NJ, A, FREEZE said that 1,
Ia necessary for us 10 have tho epirit Of
| revelation 10 know tho living Good.
Christ was not an ilnpostor or His
teachings would not be gOOI. The Spirit
Of testimony isn MT given 20 All-llke
! the sunshine anu the rain-but 10 those
| only who seek ~. She eNhOrtei the
young TO seek this spirit % preserve
ana protect them Ia the ruth.
Counselor Nellie &. Taylor urged the
young not to forget what Christ has
| suffered for uB but 70 serve anu follow
| Him, 10 listen b tbs words % c1uusrl
from their parents and these In author
| ity over them,
After singing and benedlctlOn by l..
| 5. Cartwright conference was nj.
juurneu until 7;3Op.m,
Tho evening messing was opened by
siuging. Prayer by Elder q, w. Pen.
r0s,; singing. Mrs. Minnie snow
spoke OF the necessity OF the young
ladies' becoming trIter prepared to d i
tue highest pusiliOn for wOmau-that Of
intelligent womanho0l.
Dr.. Maggie q. Ship continued the
sui jgot already presented anu thought
That Of "HOmv making," not merely
"house keeping" should ba given
more attention 10 In the associations,
No ones happiness Is complete without
a happy homs.lie and all should make
their nome 40 near like paradise aa
| possible, She explained how this 10
| uossihlo without great wealth-wha
| wonders We eau work with tho spin
| Of love ana kindness. She Gounseigd
the young ladl leo To listen 10 the prompt
ings of tue stlll, small voice aud to i've
Tor the bleaIngs ia store FOL them.
A duet was thuu rendered by Mlsses
Maude AMI HERNIA Pratt.
Elder q. w. Psnr0se uexl addressed
tho conference. lie said hia principle
was, whatever he was called upon for,
TO DO II the very best he could, AMI hu
! ,scaqht lhls an excellent rule TOT TIE