The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09

Y. w. G.. A., n all members ara
urged to be present as there Is I'M
portant business to transact. Note
that the meeting place is changed. 1t
formerly having been the Y. NJ. c. A.
b. Y. p. Z. Social Tonight.
The Baptist Young Peoples union
will be the entertainers for the young
people of that congregation and their
friends this evening and the party
will be given in the church rarlors.
An excellent time is being planned by
the committee in charge and the main
features will be corn popping and a
taffy pull. The fun will begin at 8
o'clock and the union extends all
young people a very cordial invitation
to attend.
Mrs. Bosard Will Speak.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Auxiliary OF st. Paul's
church will be held with Mrs. James
Elton, 604 Belmont venue on FRI
day Afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. Mrs. ].
Fl. Bosard will be present and will give
a talk on missions in Alaska as seen
OF her recent trip to that country.
Members are requested to bring their
donation to the mission box for the
one lady guest at the meeting. All
women of the parish are very cordially
invited.
Reception for Rev. and Mrs. Pugh.
That the intimate friends Of Rev.
and Mrs. F. w. Walker Pugh, their
congregation members and the public
ity to bid them farewell before their
departure to their new home in Win.
nipeg where Rev. PuEh has accepted
a call as pastor Of the Tabernacle
Baptist church. the congregation OF
the First Baptist church has arranged
a large public reception to be held
IN the church parlors next Wednes-
LAY evening at s o'clock. The de-
mittee from the Baptist Brotherhood,
the Ladies' Aid society and the B. z.
P. L.. composed of w. S. Begg, T.
Carter Griffith. Mrs. R. B. Griffith,
Mrs. C.. H. Crouch. Miss Edna Fan
o and George Buckingham and
they made their announcement today.
Two young lady ushers. Miss Winni-
fred Nelson and Miss Grace Bucking.
ham. will receive the guests at the
door and in the receiving line will be
Dean and Mrs. E.. J. Babcock. Rev.
and Mrs. F. W. Walker Pugh. Har, Id
Wlnslow, and Miss Emma Wiltse. A
musical program for the evening will
DC arranged by Prof. Louis U. Rvx-
land n the church decorations will
DC cared for by Mrs. F. W. Schlaberg
p%arlors the gracious hostesses will be-
MRS. NJ. w. Spaulding, Mrs. n. j. Mel
son. Mrs. NJ. J.. Currie, Miss Laura
Hancock and Miss Viola Cooper while
N the refreshment room Mrs. II. X.
.1etst VIII be In charge with Mrs. II.
W. Randall. Mrs. o. B. Burtness and
MRS. Paul B. Griffith as her assisting
laoies; The serving will be looked
from Mrs. Babcock's Sunday school
class. Live Wires."~
Minot Has Lady Elks: Club.
Grand Forks is nc longer the only
city in the state which can claim a
lazy Elks' auxiliary for such an or
s%anization was perfected in Minot
Monday, when the Elks gave over
their elegant home for an afternoon
Tor the ladies. The gathering was In
n nature Of a reception and the ele-
CANT parlors were made resplendent
and inviting with clusters Of yellow,
cnrysanthemums and trailinss Of
fresh green smilax. When all he la
dies had gathered Mrs. A. e. slocum
was made temporary chairman and
me discussion resulted in the organ
izatlon OF the Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Minot B. P. o. e. with the following
officers: e
President-Mrs. Slocum.
vice President-Mrs. o M. Pierce.
Secretary-Mrs. E. Thompson.
Ireasurer-Mrs Norman Ellison,
The Elks will give the home for
TWO afternoons of each week during
this season to the exclusive use Of
the ladies'. Tuesdays and Fridays, and
n Friday of each month is to be
raven over IN ma 4~ t-V> 49,
when they MAJ invite any friends
tney choose to the home for some
form OF social function.
Junior Recital Program.
The following splendid program
a been arranged for the junior re.
citai which will he given at the CITY
studios Of Wesley college conserve.
to1y tomorrow afternoon at 5 O'Clock:
"a otvAy .Stra1ueF
. Ruby Gaylord.
Iarentella Virgil
Esther LaMeter.
Santa Claus Guards. .KroRmann
Norma Ellestad. =.
Gerald Gaylord.
Fern s~tarkweather.
a Richard Baughman.
"o v .Etlenberg
S%parklets Nile,
Gertrude Miller.
L.. X X
Mrs. Pugh .Abundantly showercd.
Mrs. F. w. Walker Pugh, the esti-
mable wife of the pastor Of the Baptist
church. who has proven herself such a
valuable link In the chain Of church
workers during her residence in this
city. Will have reason to long remem.
Der her last attendance at a Baptisi
Aid society meeting in this city. She
knew that she was to be honor guest
at this gathering and the surprise wal
quite sufficient when she arrived a1
the appointed hour yesterday after.
400 and found ~sixty-seven ladies
er her with good wishes for happines,
IN her new Winnipeg home.
Later In h afternoon the real sur.
prise came when Mrs. E. J. BabcocL
In a very impressive farewell talk
expressing the regret Of the societ,
at losing 80 estimable q member a,
Mrs: Pugh and expressing It's appre,
citation OF her good work. referred
to the cloudy weather and said tha,
all day 1t had looked like ran. tn.
happy result being the development,
OF a real showre which, was brough'
in as the contents Of a large clothe.
basket. She invited Mrs. Paul B. Grlf
nth and Mrs. Louis A. Chance. VIII.
have become so accustomed to show
ers IN the past few months to assis
Mrs. Pugh in untieing the parcels ant
her happy countenance cleaned witt
delight at the sight Of the beautiful
embroidered linens, towels, pillow
cases, fancy aprons, useful kitche,
aprons and other pretty things which
were given with good wishes from
the assembled guests. Mrs. Push re
very f~eeljnpIy and ox,r,,.o<