The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-07
YOUNG PEOPLE
At WANDAMERE
Conference of Young Mems
and Young Ladies improve
ment Associations Today.
TEN THOUSAND EXPECTED
SOCIETY TAKES OVER PARK FOR
THE DAY.
TEN THOUSAND EXPECTED

In twelfth annual conference, the
Young Mems and the Young Ladies' Mu-
tual Improvement association of the
Church of Jesus Christ OF Latter-day
Saints will begin a three days session
in Salt Lake City at 10 o'clock this fore
noon. After the preliminary meetings at
Barratt hall and assembly hall. great
throngs of the young folks will go to
pretty Wandamere, where an afternoon
and evening of full enjoyment will be
passed. Five thousand coupon tickets
have been issued to visitors, and dou-
BILE that number will unquestionably be
at Wandamere this afternoon. The cou-
pom tickets entitle the holder to every
privilege of the ground-bathing, shoot
ing the chutes and the like. There are
fifty-six stakes and several thousand as
sociations.
In addition to the general outing, there
will be field sports and contests on the
track, which has been put into the best
of condition for the big meeting of the
Athletic association of Utah on Satur-
day.
In Barratt hall this forenoon there will
be a program of exercises. President Jo-
seph r. Smith will deliver the opening
address and will make appropriate re-
marks again on Sunday afternoon In the
tabernacle. The program is substantially
as follows:
Friday Morning, 10 o'cIock-5ar-
raft Hall.
Opening address NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
................. President Joseph F. Smith
Solo,. Sister Elizabeth Booth of Beaver
Announcements and separation.
Young Mems Officers Meeting-Bar-
raft Hall.
Presentation OF officers, statistical re-
ports etc.
Summer Work ............................
.supt. John L. Herrick of Weber
Superintendent Samuel E Taylor
Nebo; A NJ Merrill, Cassia; G. y.
Child. Alpine; Thomas Hull of the
general board.
Young Ladies' Officers Meeting
Assembly Hall.
Greeting Counselor Mae T. Nystrom
The Fail Conventions" Ellen Wallace
acknowledgements of the general board
Friday Afternoon-Field Day at
Wandamere.
p. Nall members to proceed to the
p. m.-Lunch on the lower floor of the
pavilion
TO s p. m.-Music
I p. m.-Informal reception on dance
floor of pavilion.
to s p. m.-Music.
Y. M. M. l. Officers Program, satur-
day, 10 a. m.-Barratt Hall.
Rolls, Record, Etc........Alpha ]. Higgs
The Era" .Heber ). Grant
Manual" ..-...-...-.. Edward II. Anderson
wholesome Reading" John H. Evans
Solo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Robert SiddOWay
Miscellaneous.
Saturday, 2 p. m.-8arratt Hall.
1.-The Spirit of Our Work
.....-...................... Douglas NJ. Todd
Solo. ..........--..-....-.... Horace S. Ensign
How to Increase the Active Enroll
ment' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. F. Grant
Give the Boys a Chance" ..............
...............-.......Jo Joseph ". McMurrin
Y. L. M. /. A. Officers Prosram-sat-
urday, 10 a. m.-Assembiy Hall.
sour Standard of Purity:
(a) THE Home. .....Adella w. EardIey
Discussion led by Alice X Smith.
Solo-"O Love Divine 49,. Claire Williams
Oh The Schools .Susa Y. Gates
Discussion led by Maria Y. Dougall.
Saturday, 2 p. m.-AssembIy Hall.
sour Standard of Purity" Continued:
(c) The Mutual Improvement Asso-
citation" ...... Counselor Ruth NJ Fox
Discussion, Emily G. Adams
(O) |Ihe GfT1 Rose w Bennett
Discussion, Sarah Eddngton
ConJoInt Officers Meeting, Sunday
Morning at 1o-Assembly Hall.
Home Reading ....... ..............
Bryant s. Hinckley. Janette Mckay
Vocal Solo Walter Wallace
Remarks (three to five minutes). 49,.
...-.............-By Stake Superintendents
conjolnt General Meeting, Sunday
Afternoon at 2-Tabernacle.
singing-"An Angel From on High.