The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-16
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prettily gowned i'll white embroidery
made over Il silk slip and her flowers
We're a shower bouquet of bride roses
and lilies-of-the-valley. Miss Agnes
Tannehill was bridesmaid and she was
attired in pale blue messaline with
which She carried pink carnations
while the little ring bearer. Miss Ruth
Harrington. wore Il frock of white and
carried the ring in the petals of an
American beauty rose.
A PERCUSSION of carnations and SmilaN
were used for the house decoration
and an elaborate siX course dinner was
served. Mrs. McElroy being assisted by
Mrs. NJ. s. Harrington and Miss Matte
Spraughen. Mr.. and Mrs. Tannehill
will reside at 1918 lone avenue and
will be at home after December I.
Rev. lhlgh Family Leave.
Rev. +. w. Walker Pugh who has
been pastor OF the First Baptist
church in this city for more than Il
year past. his eslimahlc wife and their
four sweet children left this morning
for Winnipeg which will be their
home in the future. Mr.. Pugh begin
nacle Baptist church i'll that city next
Sunday. For the past week they have
been lavishly entertained at dinners
and suppers among their parishioners
and the concluding function in their
honor was Il large and handsome re-
ception given last evening by the vari-
Gus organizations of the church, the
society and the Baptist Young Peoples
union. Hosts and hostesses in their
honor during the week included Mr..
II Mrs. r. Is. Griffith. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. Il. Lincoln. Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
Griffith, Mr. and Mrs q. w. Rucking-
ham and several other members OF the
Baptist congregation. All have en-
Rev. and Mrs. Pugh in their church
activities and Mrs. Pugh. especially.
will be missed by the ladies of the aid
society and the Sunday school work.
ers.
Two hundred people called At the
beautifully decorated church parlors
last evening to bid Rev. and Mrs.
Pugh farewell and during the even
ing all hcur was given over to Il short
kins presided and first called upon
Dean e. H. Crouch to read the reso-
buttons passed by the church board
at the last business. The reso-
lutions lauded Rev. Pugh's atili-
ties as preacher, pastor and man and
expressed regret that he had decided
to continue his good work in a larger
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college was called upon to respond in
behalf of the ministerial union and
he referred to Rev. Pugh's standing
among the working clergymen of the
city. giving him great praise for the
stand he has taken in everything that
%pertaincd to tho moral uplift of gener-
al conditions. Rev. c. c. Warner. pas
tor Of h Plymouth Congregational
church. responded in behalf of the
pastors of the city speaking highly of
their spiritual and friendly %associa-
tons with Mr.. Pugh and wishing him
we'll in his new field.
All the talks We're impromptu but
they made Rev. Pugh feel that he was
leaving a world of friends in this city
who always be interested in his sue
cess and when he responded. giving
to say much of Grand Forks as an
ideal city in which to live. He likes
its progressive spirit and believes that
for moral cleanliness it surpasses the
great majority of the cities in this
country. He said that he had enjoy
ed his association with the church
workers and christian ministers in
Grand Forks and would ever remem
her his year here as one of the most
pleasant in his life.
The musical numbers of the even
ing were a delightful violin solo by
Miss Gail Ridgway with Miss Jane
Smith at the piano and a quartet num-.
her by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul B. Griffith.
Miss Barbara Henry and Harold
Winslow. During the early hours of
the evening the guests were received
in the large parlor which was brilliant
in a decoration Of United States and
Canadian flags. bowls of red and
white carnations and greenery. Rugs
and easy chairs made the room very
home-like and In the small parlors
where the refreshments were served
the tables were adornd with bowls Of
blossoms and trailing fern. Mrs. H. X
Geist presided over the service, con-
sisting of coffee sandwiches. frappe
and waters and the serving was cared
for by Misses Sedonia Kermott, Grace
Loughlin, Pearl Paulson. Ruth Soren-
!; son and Grace Buckingham.