The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-23

IUlS CITY nepSltS NclC tAduc W EkOl.
W. NJ. Bryant. treasurer Of the board
oi trustees. and by MIR. w. E. Fuller,
treasurer Of the church, showing that
the finances OF botn the board Of
trustees and of the current expense
account were in very excellent shape.
The budget for the coming year was
discussed and plans laid that will take
care Of it without any difficulty. A
vigorous campaign was agreed upon
to interest strangers and non-church
going residents Of the city. a live
committee was appointed to formulate
details for this campaign. Improve
ments in the church building were
also discussed to some extent and
recommendations made that will be
acted upon in the near future.
Throughout the evening the speeches
were filled with re.narks compliment
tary to Rev. VIM. Moore who has al
ready won warn. place in the hearts
Of his Pensioners as an able preacher
and very satisfactory pastor. The
very excellent and high character OF
music furnished b, the chorus choir
under the efficient dictatorship of
Prof. Stout of Wesley college was also
made the SUBJECT Of approaching re-
marks Those present and responding
TO toasts were as follows: r. N.
Bushee, ]. n. Sturtevant. DR.. G.. ".
Stewart, H. D. Church. G. H. Froats.
A. s. Burrows. DR.. S. 4. Sanderson.
Rev. NJ. P. Burns. Prof. ". NJ.
Bryant, ". j. Edwards. ". a. COL
Inns. John ". Ogren. ]. a. Cannitf.
Thos. Porte. Rev. VIM. Moore. j. II.
o'Neale and E. E. Rorapough. The
young ladies assisting Mrs. Robert
son were Misses Ruth and Alice Arm
strong and Lois Robertson. The
tables were beautifully decorated with
red and pink carnations
The wedding OF Mr. and Mrs. James
]. Hills youngest daughter yesterday
was the first one to be solemnized in
a church. St Mary's was beautifully
decorated for the occasion, the altar
being one mass OF pink and white
blossoms. The bride wore a gown Of
white satin, made princess fashion
with court train more than four yards
long. Her only ornament was a cor
onet of lilies of the valley. Hundreds
of the same delicate flowers composed
the bridal bouquet being interviewer
with yards and yards of narrow silver
white gauze ribbon. Her attendants
were Miss Clara Hill and Miss Kath-
crime Abbott for bridesmaids and Miss
Rachel Hill maid OF honor The
happy pair will take a wedding trip
to the Orient.
ut was by an accident that Mr..
kipling got his famous title. THE
Light That Failed" He had almost
decided to call the novel The Fail
ure," although he was dissatisfied with
this. One evening as he was sitting
in his study reading by lamplight the
light went suddenly down-almost
failed, in fact. In second Kipling
jumped up. exclaiming excitedly: BY
love! I've got it!' Pointing to the
lamp he said: The Light That
Failed"
On Tuesday evening two hundred
Of the elite Of Fargo were entertained
at coming out reception by Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Smith in honor of their
daughter, Miss Adele. Stones beat
tiful hall looked like fairy land with
its profusion of flowers. electric lights
and gayly dressed women. Miss
Smith. Misses Mabel and Mildred HAT
Of Cleveland, Ohio. and Miss Wyckoffl
of San Francisco assisted the hos, and
hostess to receive.
The Masons OF Walhalla elected the
following officers for the coming year:
". NJ. Geo. McConnachie: S. W.. T.
r. Mclaughlin; j. W., N. \. Baker:
secretary, R. B. Cunningham; treas
urer. E. L. Hurley.