Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-05

sccnuut OF her missionary LAHORE on the
sand gich blends, which covered n
etiud ui seven md hall yeafs. Said
ne Mutual Improvement meetings
there we're hell sem I-mUuthly ami CO
jnirtly; the Manual had been tfans.
Isiud sud ls used Ia the meetiuRf, The
Relief S'cielir. were conducted similar
10 luf Young T. .des' associations, M II
seemed Co tn.r, ne needs " tue native
sisters there better The Guine Ia used In
these meeungs.
she also spuke NJ the iAith'uinsss Of
the naive sistors ia their laU0ts; they
ase Ike the widow md her uIte, IN
hrif dOraiiuns, Dittu swing their all.
lucidoula uf htaiug wtro related
Sowing tnat the Lori 10 mutciiul uut.
ihgtr PEOPLE aud tl,sses them. Tue
a.raEet Wns nisu much bleHt.u IN her
IabIfs, nuI in her associations with
others VINO were there In tue mission.
afy WORK. she closed with lew g..
matks IN the native language.
a vocal solo was given by Miss
Hefmuiuc lyltr
Mu. M Y. Dougall spoke Of the
mpuI temptations surrounding the
y uup; iLu giUat cctttity VI earnestly
tktux Tot iestimH ny anu liviug ~
rs 600 have the spirit u tho L0r that
W. may be sitDng In resisting tsmpta.
IN,
Mfs. NJ. /. Horne felt the responsi.
uility that viii uovulvs on the young
aud was anxious 10 see them walk Ia
paths % rignttou.usts. SpOko VI he
sstauiishing II tue Gospel "a tne latter
Jays aud nov iow remain VINO wers
sssuciated win the Prophet, alB spoke
oil the covenants We nake aud SSH that
thty should not Uu treated lightly.
Singing "c0me lol ~ anew" &c.
Beuoliction ny Dr. Msggie &. shipp.
EyENiN0 SESSION.
Tue evening session opened by sing.
Ing How Firm Foundation; prayer
~ Superintendent JOsupn n. F,u;
siuRiug, Glory 20 Goa on High, Tue
sut usl fcpsft was read aud accepted.
An % ening address by Miss NJ. NJ.
BabcOck On Pm steal l,o tmpti0u.
spuKu VI our mission ~ comiDg here ~
obtain bodies aud the nUc,ssl y Il
physical NJ well ~ spifituhi feuumT.
non, Pbyslcsl tfattgfetsiOu bau
brought ~ 10 tue oDnuition " weak.
ness,s anu ailments that now 'xttt. We
sht ula ask GUd 10 Assist W. 10 know the
la~ unuetiying tfsu,gfrs.io showed
tue great Necessity OF oultivating viii
power, guided by the Spiut OF tue
Lord. Referred 20 the Word Of Wis.
dom being given. Spoke earnest.
~ on tealiug aud observing tue
revelation given on the Word Of W..
aOm; gave an interesting iiluttsti0n
Glowing tue necessity u proper exeT.
cio hbu ufrss tor thu bOuy. III
LEAGUE haa been organized that the
young people may ~ o. develop lug
phyHically that their bodies might JU
NJ tabrlnacles for tho spirit OF the
Lofd 10 dsoll In.
A vocal colo was rendered by Mrs.
Msggie &. Hull.
Mf'. Gina Y. Card said a feast Of
guyu thing- was prepared Tor our
young people by cur Father both
physically, temporarily and ~ fiiuslly,
anI yet, likt little children, We have o
uc shown repeatedly where We eau
obtain tbls least Mhon young gurl,
M opportunity was given her Of going
10 Europe. she being very anxious,
legged her father (Pfosl. Brigham
Young that she might 20 auu sue tht
word. He ssiI "my ohid the word
vii come 20 u, "An1 ttuay We hnI
W. ate lace 10 lace with the world, 70
choose between truth aud the wUfiI.
Couu,eiUf Charles Il. stewart, tue
Y, NJ. NJ. /. A., arose 20 tear tee i'm ny
| TO tbs huih OF tue remarks, made. Never
vas there a greater Necessity fOf earn.
at w0rHsts Ia the Kirgd m Of Coz.
We should work ~ fsiss our II How
men TO "a higher condition. Suprfin-
t,ndcnI Mary A. Freeze said the spirit
~ tue meeting was one OF saliva Ion,
snd should inspire each one 0f W 10
te more dlligeLt IN acting our part,
Singing, Praise 10 the Man, etc.
nina y, lay Tor.