Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-05
Associations Of the Stake Meet ID
Barratt Hail.
THE PROGRAM RENDERED.
Exercises Included Addresses ON ""'
tuaI improvement Topics by Gen'
erai aud state Officers.

The Young Ladies' Mutual Improve
ment associations Of the Salt Lake
stake held their annual conference y
the Barratt hall of the Latter-day
Saints University today.
The first meeting began at 1880 a. M,
with an attendance OF between 5Oo ana
400 and President Nellie c. Taylor pre-
siding. 1t opened with music by MISS
Addie Peters, after which the congre-
"a ton Joined In singing the hymn, we
thank Thee, o God, for Prophet
Prayer was then offered. followed by an
address OF greeting by Prest. Nellie u
Taylor, who congratulated those pres
emit ON having met together under such
favorable conditions and expressed the
hope that the deliberations Of the day
would be productive Of much good to
the associations.
Then came remarks on 1.-THE Relation
OF Officers TO Each Other" by Mrs.
Mary F. Kelly OF the general board the
discussion following being led by Edith
Hunter Jennie Y. Smith and Maggie
Hull. A piano duet was then rendered
by Kate Romnly Stewart and Celia
Sharp, followed by an address by Lottle
Paul Baxter who spoke on 1.-THE Rela...
ton OF Members to the Association
The leaders In this discussion were
Clarissa Beesley, Bertha Irvine and
Addle Eldredge. Miss Judith Anderson
sang sweetly q solo, after which Ruth
NJ. Fox delivered an address on THE
Relation Of the Y. l.. M. I. A. TO Phil
anthroplc and Charitable Work." those
leading in the discussion being Mary
A. Freeze. z. G.. Eardley and sadie
Heath. The closing song was the star
Spangled Banner" followed by the
benediction.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention reconvened at 2'SO
this afternoon with perhapASa little
heavier attendance than In the morning
The session opened with music by Liz'
zIe Thomas, after which the congrega-
ton sang, "I'll serve the Lord" The
remainder Of the program was as fol-
lows:
Prayer
The Relations Of the Club to the Y.
J.. NJ. l. A,.... .....Emily z. Adams
Discussion. Leaders: Aggie Campbell
Minnie ]. Snow, Mary =. Irvine.
Solo,. ..... ...Nellie Penrose Whitney
The Novel; Its Use and Abuse. go.
..... ........... 80. MARY Connolly
Discussion, Leaders: Clarice Thatcher,
Nellie Wallace, Lutte Grant Cannon.
Solo 80. -. Mabel cooper
The Influence OF the Y. L. NJ. I. A. :.
on the Health Of the Community
..a.s..........Dr Margaret Roberts
Discussion, Leaders. Minnie L. Snow,
Katie Hail. Jennie Hyde.
Song, Columbia. the Gem of the Ocean.
BenedictIon.
ToNIdHTs PROGRAM.
There will be another meeting at s
o'clock this evening, the program ar
ranged being as follows:
Music 90. .......... MRS. w. Jensen
Hymn, DO What Is Right.
Prayer
NJ. |. A. influence on Behavior. ta)
Places of Public Worship. tb)
Places OF Amusement. (c) on
the Street. (d) In NJ. ]. a.
Meetings. -. -. .....Lucy w. Smith
Discussion, Leaders; Sarah Gillctt, Sar-
ah Eddington. Ann NJ. Cannon.
Double Quartet. -. -. 80. 49,.
....,. Eleventh Ward Young Ladies
The Moral Influence Of the Y. l. NJ.
49,. .....,... ...Rose j. Badger
Discussion. Leaders: Edith Sampson.
Emma w. Piper. Donnette s. Kes-
Ter.
Double Quartet ........ 80. 1900.
Young Ladies Of Eleventh Ward
Closing Address, Prest. Nellie c. Taylor
Singing, America.
Benedictlon.
Mrs. Kate Romney Stewart acted as
accompanied during the meetings.