The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-02

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fitted complete with ~kitch"ncttc. and
other tonNCni"ncCS necessary To prob
trlN car" for all social functions in
connection with church work: cast of
tho parlors and off Of tho tower is
located tho mems cloak room and
toilet room. ON the right of the or
gan recess and opening oft of the
north foyer is the choir room: to tho
left of tho organ recess tho pastors
study, and session room is provided.
This is fitted UP complete With cahi-
nets. etc. To properly care for all
equipment necessary for the regular
work of IN" church. This room is
also so located that il can hc entered
direct from Gertrude avenue without
passing through any other part of the
building.
Basement is Interesting.
h basement part of the structure
is indeed interesting. First the infant
and primary departments of the Sum
day school are here cared for, sc"m-
ingly with cVcrv convenience possible
This part OF the basement is so az
ranged that in entering there it is ONLY
Two more stops down from the grade
than from tho grade level up to the
s'' A'''i WI Nv 'IlllINll. l llcSS rooms
are also perfectly lighted.
There is also a large lecture room
with Il seating capacity of 400, and
chair space sufficient to increase this
to $50. This room is fitted mp COM
pletc with stage, dressing rooms, etc.
In 1T will be hcld all lectures. church
suppers. entertainments. etc, given in
connection with the church.
Off from this lecture room to the
north the cl1Irc11 litnbar o,, /,
situated. which is provided with all
the co%nveniences found in a complete
culinary department such as gas
ranges. hot and cold water, porcelain
sinks. tables. cabinets, etc. There. is
also provided for the convenience of
all ample cloak rooms and toilet
rooms for both men and Am
pie room is provided for tho fan
room, carpenter shop. apparatus and
store room.
Heating and N%cntilating.
IN the erection of this building
nothing has been left nndone that
tends to the health. comfort and CON
yeniencc of church going people.
fifst the building is equipped with
inc most sanitary plumbing. 1t is
steam heated throughout. with heat
cnmpanys plant. thus doing away
WIN an coal dust. ashes. saving MOTH
ing about the danger of fire. The
steam system is arranged in circuits.
so mat amy part of the building can
De heated Independently of the other.
An automati" return drip and air limo
IS provided thus doing away with all
'!l''ps '!lcc caused by escaping steam,
etc, from air valves.
Also during the hour of service all
faoiators can be turned off and TIN.
temperature maintained by means of
lrcsh ar, fan driven at q sufficient
Nelo'ilN TO cause the air to be changed
every twelve minute completely. in
any and all parts Of the building. The
:ool by pass hampers. heat
ilis COTS. etc, are all automlticalll
confronted by means of the johnson
service company. 1hcrmostatic control.
Lighting System Perfect.
The lighting system is second to
none in artistic effect and perfect ar
rahs"ment. The auditorium and sum
day school room is equipped with
concealed lighting known as the /. p
frlnk system of New York city. Bv
lais means OF artificial lighting re-
SUITS arc obtained which Resemble
.,e:lf!N perfect daylight: SO new is
!''lS system of lighting that this build
ing is the NTH or sixth of it's kind in
Mhitl 1t mas ever been installed in the
h1ted States. In addition 10 tbis
mere Is also arranged a system of gas
.ish'ihs ny means OF brass candelabras
ntted with porcelain candles. Tl,r
!aca OF this system is two-fold; first
10 serve as an AUXILIARY light in case
e.ec,Iic current is out of commission,
decoratlvt effect in time of church
Mendinss. Likewise the lecture room
ana Basement is also provided win
Two systems of electric lighting one
o. direct lighting to be used ar IN.
ume OF suppcrS. social Is. etc, and 1hc
otner n concealed system TO he ,,sed
az the ,ime of lectures. entertainments
and such like.
No Memorial Windows.
Another departure in church bui,d-
ing which is in marked evidence is
the absence of all memorial windows
art glass windows. etc. This might
seem odd until the effect obtained
through the use of graded amber
snades OF glass laid in wide metal bars
] q into small panes has been
seen rms form of glazing is carried
out through all the interior doors,
screens. ETC., as we'll as the exterior
windows and is known as English
glazing.
me interior decorations are OK
tremely simple, but most dignilica in
effect, the wood work being finished
IN English brown with the walls tint
ed III browns and tans in neutral
one with a dado formed kord ko-
no.
me floor of the auditorium pro-
per, foyers. pulpit, choir, choir room
n pastor study are covered with two
tone green Bundhar Wilton velvet
carpet; while the Sunday school halls.
stairs, etc, are all covered with the
best quality green linoleum. The
massive a furniture includes pulpit.
furniture. pews, choir stalls, etc, all
OF which is designed on ecclesiastical
lines and stained tobacco brown with
ruined oak finish and upholstered in
green corduroy plush cushions. This
gives tho whole a warm welcome and
yet churclllike effect. Likewise the
pastors study is furnished with IA