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Newspaper

The Jewish Herald

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1908

Page

7

Marcus Brin Nuptials Celebrate Stella Marcus and Albert Brin

The wedding of Miss Stella Marcus to Albert Brin took place Sunday at 5 PM with Rabbi William H. Greenburg of Temple E Emanu El officiating. Attendants included Lena Marcus as maid of honor and Nellie Brin and Adeline Mittenthal as bridesmaids. The couple will honeymoon in San Antonio and Mexico, then reside at 535 South Akard Street after January 1. Out of town guests included families from St. Louis Wichita Falls Fort Worth and Terrell among others.

Esther Freshman Emma Coleman Mendelsohn Marvin Marcus Lena Marcus Nellie Brin Adeline Mittenthal Meldin Brin Max Herman Abe Marcus Pauline Marcus South Akard St Brin San Antonio Mexico South Akard Street Joseph Felson St. Louis Milton Lichenstein M. A Wichita Falls Max Hermer Fort Worth Harris Brin Isadore Walter Terrell Julia Raye Freeman Seguin I. Williams Mount Pleasant I. Mazur Luling Hyman Brin Ennis Julius Purvin Farmersville Jennie Bertha Brin Hillsboro Louis Brin Philip Brin TI. Levy

Little Johnny Literary: the eight month old heir to fame

The verse traces the infant Johnny Literary born last June, praised by Mamma Houston, rumored to outgrow clothes, learn to walk, and be crowned by the world yet he rejects honors. Gossip links him to a cemetery as society comments on his rapid growth. J. G. A.

Johnny Literary Mamma Houston Little Johnny Little Johnny

Ladies Sewn Club Formed In Jackson Bell Area

A group of women gathered at Mrs. Margolis home on Jackson and Bell avenues to organize an embroidery club. They will meet weekly with the next session at Mrs. J Blumenthal's residence on December 31. Members include Mesdames Greenberg Frosch Davis Schlom Rothstein Sher Blumenthal Blumenthal and Willner.

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Eureka Laundry B.H. Greenberg & Son Prestom Ave Ret Main and Marin Houston Texas Marcus-Brin Stella Marcus Albert Brin William H. Greenburg Temple E Emanu-El Little Johnny Literary Pat Ladies Sewing Society Peione Prairie Avenue Houston, Texas Edwards Art Studio Fannin Herald Printing Co Fannin Stree Chanukah Turner Hall
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