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The Daily Alaskan
Skagway, Alaska
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Mrs. George Howe, wife of Pres. Wilson's favored nephew Dr. Howe, receives use of his Princeton home. A former southern belle with artistic talents, she may soon relocate to Washington and gain popularity.
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Mrs. George Howe is the wife of President Wilson's favorite nephew, Dr. Howe. The president thinks a lot of her, and he has given her the use of his house in Princeton, which he recently vacated when he went to Washington. Mrs. Howe will likely move to Washington herself before long, and she is apt to become very popular because of her dramatic and artistic attainments. She was a southern belle when she wedded Dr. Howe, who was brought up by President Wilson.
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Mrs. George Howe is the wife of President Wilson's favorite nephew, Dr. Howe, who was brought up by the president. The president has given her use of his Princeton house and thinks highly of her. She was a southern belle at marriage and may move to Washington, becoming popular for her dramatic and artistic attainments.