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Show It Ata?23' SUNDAY HERALD . nr. o ivew 1956 11 nerxzage Sear Names of Famous Women of Mormondom rz: D) -- re o W MM j Names of the eight new Heri .1 i It Mutual Improvement Association. In 1878 she was a teacher ofl theology, domestic science, and organized the music department at Brigham Young Academy. She also was known as the mother of the physical education program in Utah. She was a member of the Board of the Academy 251 Church. .. years and served six years on thel The 16 original Heritage Halls board of USAC. r Buildings also were named in V Early Convert honor of prominent XDS women VILATE MURRAY KIMBAL1 in dedication services held May, Wife af Heber C. Kimball, a '. 1945. , Two of the new buildings were counselor to President Brizham! placed in operation late last Young, Mrs. Kimball was one ofl school year, but all of them were the early converts to the LDs completed and furnished during Church She stood at her hus summer and are now in opera band's side during, the difficult tion. early days of persecution and as sisted in the building of Kirtland Total Cost $4,800,000 . The original project of 16 Heri and Nauvoo. She trekked west tne Mormon pioneers. tage Halls cost about . $3,000,000, wiin EMILY SOPHIA TANNER and tha eight new buildings about RICHARDS One of the most $1,800,000. 'The name of each building is energetic women in service ofl formed by attaching the word the LDS Church Sand Its women,! "hall" after the name of a promi Mrs. Richards was a leader in! nent woman, for example the the Relief Society, the YLMIAl "Elsie C. Carroll Hall." Others and in national and international are Lavina C. FugalSusa Young councils of women; women's suf-- i Gates, Vil&te M. Kimball, EmHy frage organizations over a period S. T. Richards, Martha J. H. of 50 years. MARTHA JANE HORNE TIN Tingey, Elizabeth A. Smith Whit GEY Mrs. Tingey was wesident ney, andvZlna D. H. Young. Only Mrs. Carroll and Mrs. of the Young Ladles Mutual Im I provement Association from 1905 Fugal are living. to 1929. She was the group's reo-- l House 1500 Women The eight new buildings "will reseniauve to tne national Coun house an additional 576 women cil of.i Women and attended many students. The original 16 build- national meetings. " 'Sonrstress of Zion' ings house 960. The addition will ELIZABETH ANN SMIT help reduce the housing problem beWHITNEY Known as the "sweet at the growing school but cause of regular increase in stu- songstress x of Zion." Mrs. Whit dents each year, the rentals in ney was wife of Newel K. Whit the community will not ' be re- ney, early presiding bishoD of in duced, it is claimed by univer- ;he church and was baptized same the authorities. 1830, sity year the church Hejeare brief identifications of was organized. She enHu.rvt 'tw the famous women for whom the hardships of Kirtland and Nau voo and crossed the Mississloni new buildings are named: L Kiver on the Ice when the Saints ELSIE CHAMBERLAIN " Well known as a poet, were driven from their homes. ZINA DIANTHA HUNTINGTON! and article writer, Mrs. Carroll was a teacher in the English De- YOUNG Mrs. Young suffere ' the 22 BYU at partment persecutions in Missouri and years. ; Illinois. In Nauvoo ' she married. Mother of Year LAVINA CHRISTENS EN bore two sons "and separated FUGAL Mrs, Fugal, af Pleasant from her husband, later marry Grove, brought credit to her ing Brigham Young. After ex-famiV, church, and state-i- n 1955 pulsion from Nauvoo, she camel when she was named, American to salt Lake Valley in 1848. liv mother of the year. ing in tents and wagons until loci SUSA YOUNG GATES One of houses could be built. She was! the most versatile women, in LDS appointed president of the church Church history, Mrs, Gates, wifev Relief Society in 1887 and held or, Jacob F. Gates j and second the office until her death to 1901". daughter of President Brigham She was vice president of the Young and Lucy Bigelo w Young, National Council of Women and was a board member of the Re- estabilshed the silk industry in lief Society and the Young Ladies early Utah. tage Halls residences for women at Brigham' Young University .were announced today by Presi dent Ernest L. Wilkinson. Plaques bearing the names have, been placed on the build ings. All are named for women prominent in history of the LDS o m o ruirXi miiivi IV . 1 LIVING noon f7 .i.t 2. SUITE 2-P- DEDR00M SET c. 3. 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