Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-09

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TO encourage both the officers and
teachers, and the children. Elder
Clawson commended the work that Is
being done by the Y. NJ. and Y, L. NJ. |.
A., and concluded by invoking the
blessings of the Lord upon all.
Al this time the names Of tho general
authorities OF the Church and the OFF,
GERS OF the Salt Lake Stake, together
with the home mission aries, were pre-
sented by President Joseph h, Taylor
and were all unanimously sustained,
Following are the names Of the Stake
authorities and home missionaries
STAKE OFFICERS.
Stake Presidency-Angus NJ. Cannon,
president Joseph II. Taylor and
Charles w. Penrose, counselors.
High Counclors--George j. Taylor,
Henry Dlnwoodey, John Y. Game, Mil
ando Pratt, Henry p Richards, Elias
A. Smith, John Nicholson, John Clark,
David l.. Davis, William w. Ritter John
Kirkman, John G. Cutler.
Alternate High Councillors
w. Carlson, Arnold, c. Glauque, Tho
mas A. Clawson. Briant s. Hinckley
and Melvin d. Wells,
Presidency Of High Priests Quorum
David Mckenzie, president; William
Asper and Hamilton G. Park, COUNSEL
ors.
Patrlarchs- Samuel Friday. John Tin
gey. Jesse West. Anders w Winberg
James Leach. William d. Williams
Samuel J. Sudbury. Phares Wells, Josh
ua Midgley, William Eddington, Jens
c. Petersen,
Clerk of stake and the High Coun-
cil-Leo Hunsaker.
Board of observation-disclosures NJ. Cam
non. Joseph y. Taylor, Charles w. Pen
rose, David Mckenzie, William W,
Ritter, Richard X. Thomas, John T..
Game.
Relief Society--Mary Isabella Horne,
president. Sarah j. Cannon and Clara
c. Cannon, counselors.
Sabbath Schools-Josah Burrows,
Superintendent Willard c. Burton and
Charles B. Felt, assistants.
Young Mems NJ. |. Associations
George A. Smith. superintendent; Jo-
seph +. Merrill and Mathonihah
Thomas, assistants,
Young Ladies' NJ l. Associations
Nellie c. Taylor superintendent Lucy
w. Smith and Emily Caldwell Adams,
assistants.
Primary Assoclations-Caml c.
Cobb superintendent; Lydia Ann
Wells and Mile Bassett, assistants.
Kindergarten Assoclations-Geo
ana Fox Young, superintendent; Dom
cite Smith Kesler. assistant.
Tabernacle Choir Evan stephens,
leader: John ]. Mcclellan, assistant
leader and organist: Henry r. Giles,
assistant organlsti and all the members
OF the choir.
Scandinavian meetings Of Salt Lake
City,, NJ SJodahl president; Martin
Christopherson and Tens $. Jensen,
cOunaelors.
German Meetings--Peter 1.autensock'
president: Henry Reiser and Herman
Gretber, counselors.
Elder George b. Margetts, as chief
usher at the Tabernacle and aids.
HOME MISSIONARIES.
Anderson, William Lewis, Eugene u,
Ashton, Edwd. NJ. Lawson. Sperry w.
Ashton Elias C.. Larsen, James
Barker. Fredk. H.. Lambert, Geo. G.
Bird. Richard Leo Mex emile, David
Berry, Chas. G.. Mcdonald, John Jr.
Butler, Malcolm l.. Morris, Fredk. j.
Bertosh, VIM. ]. c. Miller, Matthew A.
Bowman, Geo. Nicholson. John.
Calne, John T, Nalsbitt, III. w,
Clark John owen, Rulon NJ,
Cutler. John c. Olsen, Albert
Carlson, August WPratt Milando
Clawson, Thos. A. Park, II. @,
Christensen. Jos. Paul, Joshua II.
Chapman, Wash Penrose, Frank w.
hurn S. Perkins, John A.
Cannon. Jesse r. Peterson. Alfred w,
Cannon Geo. ], Richards, Henry p.
Cherllng. John L. Ritter. VIM. w.
Cobmbs, Dryden II Richards, #. :.
Davis, David l., Reynolds, $. 5.
Dougall, VIM. b. RUSSELL Samuel
Evans, John H. Smith. Elias A.
Flashman. Jas. 7, Stewart Chas. Is.
Giauuue. Arnold Sears, John S.
Goddard, Benz. Squires, Orson y
Goodyear, Hymn ID stirling, James D
Goddard, j Percy Smith, Joseph Jr.
Greensldes II. II. Sharp, James
Gill. Jos. j. Sears, VIM. q.
Gustaveson, S. Il. schuthess A. n
Hinckley, b. ; laifnage, Jas u,
Haslam, Jos. II. Tanner, Henry S.
Hilton, Geo. w. Taylor Samuel NJ
Hill, Geo. II. Thorup, II. f. f.
Halliday, Y. l.. Wells, Melvin d.
Jensen, Ephralm Wells Jos. >
Jonasson, S. ID. West. Jos, A.
Jensen, Mel c, Walsh, OnNer y.
Knight. John NJ. Walker, stephen W
Klng, VIM. II, woodruff, D. Lloya
Kingdom. john Young, VIM. c.
Kimball, Jos.
one OF the most important changes
Is that made in the superintendency
OF the Y. NJ. NJ. /. A. of the Salt Lake
stake. Elder George A. Smith was
called to that position In place Of Ell
der Richard II. Lyman who Is soon
TO depart for an eastern educational
institution 10 pursue studies Tor TWO
years. Superintendent Smiths coun-
selors are Elders Joseph A. Merrill and
Mathoniah Thomas Another change
Is that OF Leo Hunsaker as clerk or
the stake He takes the place OF FL
der James d. Sterling, who leaves With
In a few weeks to perform foreign
mission
Miss Ruth Wilson, who recently re-
turned from her vocal studies In New
York, fairly captlvated the congrega-
ton by an admirable rendition OF
beautiful solo
APosTLE JOHN HENRY SMITH.
Apostle John Henry Smith began by
stating that the morning session was
one OF the most Interesting meetings
he had attended FOR some time. That
season of the year hnd been reached
when the inclination for amusemenis
manifests itself IN excursions 10 resorts
and mountain retreats Recreation is
very essential TO both the old and
| young, Il Is essential 10 the well be-
| ing and good health OF the people. The
| intense religious spirit OF the people
did not shut out the innocent pastlme
| that gives legitimate enjoyment II
was recognized by the founders Of the
| Church and they realized that good,
clean representations on the theatrical
boards we're not Improper, and that
the ball room with proper associations
| was not obnoxious TO the Almighty.
| In this respect the training Of the
Saints had been different from that OF
| the sectarian people OF the world. For
they have been taught that In themidst
| OF their eniOyments and pleasures they