Clarissa S. Williams
1859–1930 (age 71)
Biography
Clarissa S. Williams answered the call to lead the Relief Society in 1921 and guided the organization through nearly a decade of swift social change. She emphasized practical service, home education, and compassionate relief, helping sisters across the church feel seen and supported.
Her presidency promoted welfare work, embraced the voices of younger women, and left the Relief Society better prepared to care for families through uncertain times.