The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-17
~ OF Interest to the Fair Sex ~

Several beautiful gifts were presented and
the little recipient was highly delighted.
Gilbert Haggart Of this city left last
evening on the IL o'clock train for Min.
neapolis to attend to business.
Ed Wilson, the real estate and insurance
man. left last evening over the N. p. road
on a business trip to Minneapolis,
Walter Greene, one of the best known
farmers and business men of Mapleton
was in the city today calling on friends.
Charles Meyers of Erie, N. D., one Of
the best known farmers in CRss county,
was a visitor in the city today and called
on friends In the courthouse.
Miss Charlotte Wall, Paul Bunce and
Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Jardine motored home
from Cormorant Monday. Miss Wall will
remain at her city home the rest Of the
summer.
w. 8. Parker of the state druggists, ac-
companied by Mrs. Parker, has been visit
ing wi h friends at the lakes since the
meeting of the association. They left to-
day in their auto for their home at Lisbon
Mrs. Stewart Wilson. Misses Jean and
Jetta Wilson and Harold and Billy Wilson
returned yesterday from their summer
home at Melissa. They will remain In
town the remainder of the summer.
Harold Crozier connected with the edi-
torial department of The News office, this
city, left yesterday to visit his varents,
Rev. and Mrs. Crozier, in the state Of Ore
gon. He will return here about the first
of the month,
Mrs. Henry Krogh, who has been touring
in Europe for the past year, sailed from
after spending few days with friends
In the east, expects to arrive at Fargo the
latter part Of this month
Mrs William Hauser, who has Just re-
turned from seven weeks trip to Michi-
gan City, Ind, where she visited with her
announcing the death Of her father, Jacob
Haller. She will leave Immediately to at
tend the funeral.
tained this afternoon In honor OF her moth
er, Mrs. J. d. Godfrey of Boston, q few
OF her friends at thimble bee. The after
noon passed very pleasantly and after the
needlework was put away dainty refresh
ments were served.
Miss Florence Leavy, who makes her
nome with her aunt, Mrs Johnson of the
Colonial fats, has received the appoint
ment Of bookkeeper at the Singer Sewing
Machine company, to I'LL the vacancy oe-
castoned by the resignation Of Miss Bessie
Grubbs, mention of whose engagement Is
made in another place in this paper.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
her sister, Mrs. Lula Edwards on upper
N. p. avenue and James Callahan of st.
Paul. The wedding is to take place during
the month of November. Miss Grubbs has
been connected with the office of the Singer
Sewing Machine company In this city as
bookkeeper and Is one Of Fargo's most
popular and hondsome young ladies', and
the groom-to-be Is the travelling auditor
OF the same company. The young couple
are already receiving the congratulations
of their friends. Mr.. Callahan has been
making Fargo for the past three years or
more.
The following clipping from The Cleye.
land Plain Dealer will be of great interest
to the friends OF Miss Henntng, who, re-
Gently, was popular high school teacher
in this city: The marriage OF Miss Helen
Henning to George futile Filiius was
celebrated at T:30 Thursday evening at the
home of the BRIDES mother Mrs. John D.
Henning, 1926 Prospect avenue southeast
About thirty guests witnessed the cere.
mony, which was performed by Rev. Mr.
Finn, curate OF st. Paul's. The home was
white. The bride wore a gown of white
chiffon over satin, and a tuiie veil caught
with orange blossoms. She was attended
by Miss Edith Smith, who wore q gowr
of green and white marquisette. Mr.. How
ard Williams served Mr. Fillius as hes,
man. The bride was given away by bel
brother, DIR. Carl Henning of Washington
d. G. Mr.. and Mrs. Fillius left for
wedding trip to points In the east anc
north, and will be at home after Nov.
In Warren, O. Judge and Mrs. Charles
FiIIius of Warren, the backgrounds par
ents, were present at the wedding.