Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-10
AMONG THE SOCIETY PEOPLE

The many friends of Miss Anna r.
Hodale will be pleased to learn Of her
marriag e to Mr.. f. II. Murray of Malta,
Mont recently. Miss Hoidale was for
merly employed in the public schools of
this city. The following is from a
Moscow paper:
The marriage of Miss Anna r. Hoi-
dale daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hoi-
dale of Dawson. to Mr.. f. II. Murray,
Of Malta, Montana, took place at the
home of the bride in Dawson, MINI.
on August 49,, 1904, at eight O'Clock in
the morning. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. S. o. Rondestredt, pas
tor Of the Trinity church at that place.
The union was solemnized in the pres
ence Of immediate friends only. A
wedding breakfast was served immedi
ately after the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray left on the forenoon train
for Minneapolis, where they remained
until Tuesday. when they left for their
future home at Malta. Montana. The
depot platform was literally packed
with friends of the bride. who desired
to bid her farewell and God-speed. The
bride was born in Dawson, MINI. where
she received her schooling, graduating
from the high school of that citw in
1899. In company with her sister Miss
| Gudrun she came to Troy in 1902.
Her brother A. NJ. HOidale, is one Of
the leading citizens and business men
of the city. Miss Hoidale was retained
as a teacher in the Moscow schools, Of
which Mr.. Murray was principal, and
there an attachment grew up between
them which eliminated in the happy
event which took place last Saturday.
The groom is an educa tor of more than
ordinary ability, and has for many
years made his home in the west,
though he was originally from the
state of New York. He will be super
intendent of the schools at Malta Mon
tana. He is a man of many fine quail
tiles way worth to bear his name.
The Misses Helen and Rena Hovey
who have been visiting at Mt. Idaho
; during summer, returned to Lewiston
to resume their school work, the last OF
| the week. says the Grangeville Stan
; dard. They are both jolly young ladies
and have added much to the social life
of the city during their stay.
Tuesday a public reception was ten
dered by superintendent r. N. Wright
in honor of the opening of new High
school building on Normal Hill. Many
guests took advantage Of the Invitation
extended to visit the new building anC
the affair took on the air of a semi.
social event. A number OF youne
ladies' served punch during the after.
noon. sv
The following New York dispatch
In the Boise Capital News. Mr.. Mon.
tieth Is a former Lewistonian and hi,
many friends will be pleased to learl
Of his success. I
/. claire Monteith. the new Idaho bar
itone. made a great hit at NEWPORT
. Monday night, among the exclusive SO
cial set by appearing at the Dime
and musicale at Park Gate. given b!
Countess Leroy in honor of Mrs. VIII
chairman Of the national democrati
committee, who was her guest durin,
the Newport hoyse show. Claire Mon
tieth was assisted in the musical par
OF the program by Miss Virginia Levy
the popular Austin. Tex, soprano"
al A meeting of the members Of tn
z | Tsceminicum club was held this after
' noon at the home Of Mrs. c. w. Shat
, on Normal Hill. The session wa
e strictly a business one and the matte
a of arranging for taking hold Of the ar
exhibit at the fall fair was discussed
, at length. Other matters were dis
/ cussed and the meeting was most en-
3 thusiastic. The Tsceminicum club ha
always been foremost In art advance
: lnent In this section and has Away
been in charge of the art exhibits a
Z the fall fairs which has been anon,
Z the leading attractions of the fair. TIL,
fact that the club will this year hax,
\ charge Of the exhibit again is evi
' dence that It will be up to standard
) and the members OF the club are to b,
i congratulated for their untiring efforts
Foster D. Hall and bride have Is
: sued at home announcements. The.
I will be at home to their friends o,
}. Third street after Oct. first.
: The usual midweek band concert an,
{ dance at Schleicher park was givel
Thursday instead of Wednesday owinl
: to the Temple Theatre having had
! drawing card on that night Man,
were present at the dance which wa
thoroughly enjoyed.
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