Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-05

the young ladies 10 nsslat IN paving tbe
am Junt due for interest on the cillere
buildings and hoped that what,vsF
means be deviie ed 10 rnise fund for
that purpose By the central COMMITTEE
It receive tbs hearty support VI the
associations.
Mr.. susis Y. G,tos Addressed the
conference oa social purity, and tx.
planned how VIZ are FasuI sible Tor
every word uttered anu Tor tho Ia.
flusnce they carry.
She was followed by Mrs. Mary =.
Young, who hoped tie young ladies
would appreciate the rlspinsibiuty
spoken uf n Il would 40 order their con.
uucl that they may be models Of putty
and honor.
a duct was then sung by Mira
Maggie Baaiett aud Mrs. A lies Akin.
Dirr. jams Freeze felt 10 warn tn,
young people sgsinsl induIgins IN beer
drinking ut thu lake. While they NAY
not tcs hnfm, yet great evil IN ant L.
result from that practice. We should
be m0iels In thi. respect anu through
our influence save Uthcis from falling
into this sin.
Mise a sgio Canbbsll alI We are
indebted % tn LIfu Tor our limo an
talents AMI we IA uli spend our time
doing His work. We should take
care OF tue poor and snare with them
our pleasures.
Miss Eiltn sam sDu thought tina.
In order q walk acceptatly before the
LORD We must not htep on forbidden
gT0unj, for u Il easy 10 give way 10
temptation htor having OuUB yielded.
Elder William J. Smith c1unseled
the sisters 10 ut near the font. lie
exhOtted the young ladies 10 observe
that great commandment, "HOnOr thy
father sud mjthern that they might
not he led astrny
After singing, be1e fiction was pro.
nouuced by Elder smith aud confer.
cncow adjourned until 1850 p. ~.
The evening meeting uprneI BY
singing. Opening prayer by Mis-.
Maria Holt, singing.
President Fsceks announced that
Miss Culpiu wDlli lecture 1, the
young ladies on Thursday evening AMI
shu IA ped 10 see n good attendance
present. Where the lecture VIII be-
held will be announced through the
press.
The urograu was thou c,rrlei Ou, a,
fOllowt:
Opening address, social purity, Mf.
Matte II. ringoy.
Paper a Plea for the Children,
Niles Lillian Iamlln.
General President T.. 4. Taylor al.
dressed the conference. she said
social purity hs the world has Il must
all be on tue wOman's side. When nh,
makes misstep she Il looked down
upon, while llbertines are welcomed M
lO.oa'lei good society,"" Our young
laiieH must beware whore their atist.
lions 70, tor but lew women fall uxcult
where they have been lured 10 siu
through their MI Elections. qid feuuires
the same purify from His sons as from
HIS daughters. Think pure thoughts
aud be worthy the love Of a good man
ono who loves 10 Eoup the command.
ments of God.
President Froezo said she wanted 10
call the attention Uttho Eifls u Pfssl.
dent George O. Canuon's remark that
II was Fat better for our daughters 10
remain single than 10 unite tnem.
selves win those not OF our f.ith. She
desired the officers to have the Doc.
thine anu Covenants read more oarnrst.
ly In the associations, Tor II viii make
our young ladies more faithful.
Counselor Nellie &. Taylor adj
vised the young ladies' 10 keep them.
selves continually under cultivation
Cultivatr every thing that IL high aud
noble. Honor ami obcy their parents;
prize their brothers, aud treat them
with Kindness; make home the holy
place II SHOULD be; anu always rumem.
Der their prayers, for they need Gou's |
care for their guidance NJ all tlmOs.
Elder Joseph h. Taylor said the key |
TO the correction OF all the evils ia !
social lie Il found In tho Gospel. BY
II tho true status Of man anu woman h |
clearly defined, Through itwoman will |
come Into possession VI all her rights |
aud privileges w0man-iallen-pays
the penalty ia This life while man
passes through this life unscathod but
VIII pay f0f his Hin la tho life 10 come.
President Frees requested the sis.
tors 10 remember In Their prayers B.a.
ter sarah McMurrln Hilton, who 10
the only one OF the sisters now ON the
Samoan Islauds.
Conference was adjourned for three
mJutur, alter singing and benedl stion
by Elder Joseph n, Taylor.
MARY A. fRETZE,
Precedent