General Relief Society session next GC could have a pageant--Mormons like those.
It could be women, one by one, coming on stage, portraying one of JSJr's wives after another, telling the tale, giving the dates, etc.
Then at the end, they could have a re-enactment of JSJr on the Maid of Iowa, giving that fine Sunday Sermon at 10 AM on May 26, 1844 [it's a personal favorite of mine]:
Inasmuch as there is a new church, this must be old, and of course we
ought to be set down as orthodox. From henceforth let all the churches now
no longer persecute orthodoxy. I never built upon any other man's ground.
I never told the old Catholic that he was a fallen true prophet God knows,
then, that the charges against me are false.
I had not been married scarcely five minutes, and made one
proclamation of the Gospel, before it was reported that I had seven wives.
I mean to live and proclaim the truth as long as I can.
This new holy prophet [William Law] has gone to Carthage and swore
that I had told him that I was guilty of adultery. This spiritual wifeism!
Why, a man dares not speak or wink, for fear of being accused of this.
William Law testified before forty policemen, and the assembly room
full of witnesses, that he testified under oath that he never had heard or
seen or knew anything immoral or criminal against me. He testified under
oath that he was my friend, and not the "Brutus." There was a cogitation
who was the "Brutus." I had not prophesied against William Law. He swore
under oath that he was satisfied that he was ready to lay down his life
for me, and he swears that I have committed adultery. I wish the grand
jury would tell me who they are--whether it will be a course or blessing
to me. I am quite tired of the fools asking me.
A man asked me whether the commandment was given that a man may have
seven wives; and now the new prophet has charged me with adultery. I never
had any fuss with these men until that Female Relief Society brought out
the paper against adulterers and adulteresses.
Dr. Goforth was invited into the Laws' clique, and Dr. Foster and the
clique were dissatisfied with that document, and they rush away and leave
the Church, and conspire to take away my life; and because I will not
countenance such wickedness, they proclaim that I have been a true
prophet, but that I am now a fallen prophet.
Jackson has committed murder, robbery, and perjury; and I can prove
it by half-a-dozen witnesses. Jackson got up and said--"By God, he is
innocent," and now swears that I am guilty. He threatened my life.
There is another Law, not the prophet, who was cashiered for
dishonesty and robbing the government Wilson Law also swears that I told
him I was guilty of adultery. Brother Jonathan Dunham can swear to the
contrary. I have been chained. I have rattled chains before in a dungeon
for the truth's sake. I am innocent of all these charges, and you can bear
witness of my innocence, for you know me yourselves.
When I love the poor, I ask no favors of the rich. I can go to the
cross--I can lay down my life; but don't forsake me. I want the friendship
of my brethren.--Let us teach the things of Jesus Christ. Pride goes
before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a downfall.
Be meek and lowly, upright and pure; render good for evil. If you
bring on yourselves your own destruction, I will complain. It is not right
for a man to bare down his neck to the oppressor always. Be humble and
patient in all circumstances of life; we shall then triumph more
gloriously. What a thing it is for a man to be accused of committing
adultery, and having seven wives, when I can only find one.
I am the same man, and as innocent as I was fourteen years ago
And then, for an epilogue, a woman dressed as and portraying Emma Smith can come out, deny that there was ever polygamy, and why she and her boys are not going to follow Brother Brigham westward, but instead become part of the Reorganized LDS Church.
Now that's a Relief Society Meeting! fit for a GC session.