Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-31

| ported many interesting matters
| Among other things the recent discoy
cries In caves and mounds In that re
| glOn demonstrated In many interesting
| ways the truth OF the Book Of Mormon
| Pres u. $. Taylor made q new sug
question for future guidance; she sale
| that from this time every Stake SHOULD
| arrange to pay the expenses OF on'
| delegate TO every yearly conference, un.
less, indeed, the representative was am.
| ply able to bear her own expenses.
A solo was sung with much feellnG
and sympathy by Miss Sarah Patten.
Sister Gustayson from the st. Joseph
Stake, Sister Hubbard OF the Maricopa
Stake, Sister Daley Of Parowan Stake
all made favorable reports
Elder Done came from the Youns
Mems association. who were then IN
session, with n suggestion from their
as TO future conferences Their plan
IL to hold no more con1oint conferences
after this summer. the ones al.
ready planned will be held
as announced After this year
the Young Men will hold yearly con-
ventions In the month Of September,
with their various stake organizations
Then In place Of the summer oonJoInt
conferences. II Is proposed that wher-
ever possible or practicable conferences
be held Ia the winter months.
A report from the history committee
was made by Sister Susa Y. Gates, ,ex-
planning the cause Of the delay In the
presentation OF this work. the writer
had been called away for the winter,
and had but lately returned. The work
was now going forward rapidly
A report from the guide committee
was also given II was decided to pre-
pare lessons from the Doctrine and
Covenants for next years guide work.
Also a set OF lessons would be given
on the proprleties and usages Of good
society, The topics to be treated were:
i--Dress.
Home Counting
3-Vlsltors In the Home
Art Of Entertaining.
5--ShOpping.
6-Summer outings.
Suggestions to Travellers,
S--Ballroom Etiquette.
9-Decorum In Religious Gatherings.
10-Proper Street Department.
1l-Soclal Obligations TO Young Men.
l2-Courtesy IN Organization.
Sister Lee Fefere OF Panguitch stake
reported her stake.
A quartet by Sisters Helen Bourne,
Alton Paul, Hazel Calder, Priscilla
Paul, was beautifully rendered.
A quartet by Sisters Helen Bovine,
library were given by Sister Ruth NJ.
Fox. who is the chairman OF that com
mlttee.
Valuable suggestions about the dime
fund were given by Prest. u. s. Taylor.
she also told those present about the
Woman's building which was to be
erected and 10 be one OF the finest build
ing In the world. There Is to be menu
orial building 20 the Prophet Joseph
smith on the Deseret News block;
here. every organization will have ito
headquarters. And you will all be
proud and happy with your future
home as an organization. The speaker
closed with an earnest appeal for the
girls, every where to continue their ef-
forts 10 raise subscriptions for the
women's building fund.
Sister Lille Freeze announced that
there would be an officers meeting OF
the Primary associations OF the Church
at the Templeton building at noon To-
thNii'Ns AH ihitItHttu are invited.
Announcement Of the NJ. /. A. enter.
tainment to be held at the Bee
Hive was made by Sister Ann NJ. Can
non.
Two meetings Of this conference VIII
be held tomorrow at 10 and at o'clock
IN this hall, All are invited. No meet
ing Is to be held this afternoon.
After singing the benedlotlon was
pronounced by Sister Matte Horne
Tlngey.
The second meeting OF the Y. l.. NJ.
l. A. convened Saturday morning at 10
o'clock.
After the usual opening exercises
Prest. Il. S, Taylor spoke in a tender.
sympathetic way. and told the sisters
present that 1t had been decided TO