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Our Family on the Pages of the 1903 Newspapers

Friday, January 9, 1903/ 10 Tevet 5663
The Baltimore Jewish Comment page 13:3

Mr. and Mrs. L. Lutzky, 1928 McCulloh street, entertained in honor of their cousin, Miss Alma Liebman of Youngstown, Ohio, last Tuesday. Among those present were the Misses … Annie Fredman, Viola Blondheim, Hilda Todes, Laura Kirshheimer, Lillian Silberman, Leah Lutzky and Edna Doctor of Milwaukee, Messrs. … Sidney Blondheim, …, S. Fredman, …, Reuben Ottenheimer, …Jerome and Bernard Lutzky and I. Harris of Danville, Va.

The New Orleans Jewish Ledger page 12: 2 Shreveport, La.

Miss Lowenstein of Waco, Tex., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Louis Abramson.
Mrs. Jake Katzenstein is entertaining as her guest, her sister, Miss Frank, of Little Rock, Ark.

Page 13:1 Mrs. Louis Abramson was hostess to the Young Ladies Game Club on Tuesday last; a most interest contest and elegant refreshments were equally much enjoyed; all the visiting ladies were present.

Friday, January 16, 1903/ 17 Tevet 5663
The Baltimore Jewish Comment page 13

Lutzky photo of article

The New Orleans Jewish Ledger page 14:2 Shreveport, La.

Mrs. Louis Abramson and her sister, Miss Lillie Lowenstein, of Waco, Texas, who was the former’s guest, were called home, owing to the sudden death of their father, Mr. I. Lowenstein. We extend sincerest sympathy to the bereaved family.

Friday, January 23, 1903/ 24 Tevet 5663
The Baltimore Jewish Comment page 12:2 Personal-Local

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Klein of 2417 Woodbrook avenue, left last Thursday for their home in Weston, W. Va.

The New Orleans Jewish Ledger page 14:2 Shreveport, La.

Mrs. Louis Liebman entertained on Thursday afternoon of the past week in honor of her guest, Mrs. Livingston of Chicago, many of her guest not being devotees of the Whist game, there were only three tables occupied by the contestants of that interesting game, the remainder forming and animated Conversation-party. The first prize was won by Mrs. J. Katzenstein; the second by Mr. L. H. Heilperin, which she presented to her guest, Miss M. Phillips; while the consolation fell to Mrs. A. marks of New Orleans; the guest from abroad present on the occasion were Mesdames Frank of Little Rock; Lichtenstein of Nachitoches; Marks of New Orleans; Misses Sherer of Texarkana, Phillips of New Orleans and Cohen of Salt Lake City.

Friday, January 30, 1903/ 2 Shevat 5663
The Baltimore Jewish Comment page 10:2-3 Personal-Local

Miss Ella Weinberg left on Wednesday for a visit to Philadelphia, Atlantic City and New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Iseman, who have been visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. Birkenwald, have left for Florida.

The New Orleans Jewish Ledger page 14:2 Shreveport, La.

Mrs. Louis H. Abramson, who had been called to Waco, Tex., owing to the death of her beloved father, has returned home.

Friday, February 6, 1903/ 9 Shevat 5663
The Baltimore Jewish Comment page 12:2-3 Personal-Local

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Netter of Philadelphia are spending a few days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Weinberg, 2236 Eutaw Place.
Mrs. A. Docter and Miss Edna Docter of Milwaukee have returned to their home after visiting in Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York.

Friday, February 20, 1903/ 23 Shevat 5663
The New Orleans Jewish Ledger page 14: 2 Shreveport, La.

Miss Hanna Kahn has been most heartily welcomed home on her return from Little Rock, Ark., where she enjoyed a two-months visit to Mrs. Nelson Frank, nee Eugenie Stifft.

Friday, March 6, 1903/ 7 Adar 5663
The New Orleans Jewish Ledger page 3:3 The Sabbath School.

Zion Congregation Sunday School closed a most successful year of religious study, with an enrollment of more than fifty pupils in regular attendance, ten of whom formed last year’s confirmation class.
The Hebrew class meets on Saturdays after divine services, the combined classes on Sunday morning. A children’s Sunday service is also an edifying feature, prayers being read in both English and Hebrew at the close of the Sunday school exercises by one of the older pupils appointed for the time being, the classes reading aloud the responses, singing prayers and hymns, and one of the pupils is prepared and reads a “sermonette” on some given subject. These services tend greatly to interest the children, while many of their elders, attending same, notice their beneficial influence, and encourage teachers and pupils by their presence. Rabbi Jacobson is most ably assisted by Dr. Louis Abramson, Mr. S. H. Herold, Misses S. Newman, A. Gall, C. Florsheim and Mrs. Gus Klein, the latter lady also presiding over the organ during the services.

Page 5:2                                               The Sanitarium.
    The Shreveport Sanitarium was established about four years ago, in an unassuming manner and with limited quarters.…
    Dr. Louis Abramson, a graduate of Tulane University, who also rendered valuable service to the Charity Hospital of Shreveport, is resident physician of the Sanitarium though he enjoys a lucrative outside practice.

Page 10:3            PROMINENT PROFESSIONAL MEN.
    Among the young men in the learned profession, Dr. Louis Abramson, a prominent physician and surgeon, and Mrs. S. L. Herold, attorney and counselor at law, are recognized as gentlemen who will win fame in their respective callings.
    Dr. Abramson was born in West Baton Rouge Paris, La., where he was reared and received a preliminary education. He took up the study of medicine, and during his student career, was assigned for duty at the Charity Hospital of Shreveport. Graduating from the Tulane Medical College, he returned to Shreveport, where he enjoys a lucrative practice, and besides is one of the staff of the Sanitarium.

Friday, March 13, 1903/ 14 Adar 5663
The Baltimore Jewish Comment page 12:3 Personal Local

The marriage of Miss Alma Maass and Mr. Sigmund Mayer took place at Lehmanns Hall on Thursday, March 12, 1903. The out of town guests included:… Simon Nusbaum of Clarksburg…

Friday, March 27, 1903/ 28 Adar 5663
The Baltimore Jewish Comment page 12:2-3 Personal Local

Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gutman of 1714 Eutaw Place gave a family dinner in celebration of their silver wedding anniversary on Thursday, March 26. The out-of-town guests were ... Mr. and Mrs. J. Rosenstock, Frederick, ... .
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Viola Blondheim to Mr. Samuel Kahn of Norfolk, which takes place on Thursday, April 2, 1903.

Friday, April 3, 1903/ 6 Nisan 5663
The Baltimore Jewish Comment page 12:3 Personal-Local

Marriage of Miss Viola Blondheim and Mr. Samuel Kahn of Norfolk took place on Thursday April 2, 1903. Rev. Dr. Rosenau officiated.
Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Weinberg are spending three weeks in Atlantic City and Philadelphia.

Friday, April 10, 1903/ 13 Nisan 5663
The Baltimore Jewish Comment page 12:3 Personal Local

Mrs. C. Klein, 1811 McCulloh street is entertaining her sister, Mrs. M. A. Nusbaum of Clarksburg, and Miss Alma Friedman of Grafton.

Friday, May 1, 1903/ 4 Iyar 5663
The Philadelphia Jewish Exponent page :1 Philadelphia City News

WEDDINGS
Dannenbaum-Krauss.

A beautiful wedding occurred last Monday evening, when Miss Meta Krauss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Krauss, of 1533 Diamond street, was married to Mr. Harry M. Dannenbaum, at the Aldine Hotel, Nineteenth and Chestnuts streets. The reception hall was profusely decorated with pink roses and sweet peas, the arches of greens forming a bower, under which the ceremony was performed. Rev. Dr. Joseph Krauskopf officiated. The bride wore a gown of white lace and carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley. She was attended by her sister, Miss Ruth Blanche Krauss, as maid of honor. She was attired in white point d'esprit and carried a shower bouquet of pink sweet peas. Dr. Edwin A. Heller acted as best man and Mr. Sidney L. Krauss as master of ceremonies. The bride was given away by her father.
`The wedding guests, numbering about 115, included only the relatives of the family, the members of the sewing circle to which Miss Krauss belonged and their escorts. Many of the guests were from New York, Boston, Baltimore and Savannah.
`On their return from an extended wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Dannenbaum will reside at 1306 Allegheny avenue.

Friday, May 15, 1903/ 18 Iyar 5663
The Baltimore Jewish Comment page 24:3 Personal Local

Mrs. Aaron Rosenstock is visiting her sister, Mrs. Annie Stein, 2324 Eutaw Place.

Friday, June 5, 1903/ 10 Sivan 5663
The Baltimore Jewish Comment page 12:3

Mrs. M. A. Nusbaum of Clarksburg, W. Va., who has been the guest of Mrs. C. Klein, 1811 McCulloh street, left for New York Wednesday.
Mrs. E. Klein of Weston, W. Va., who has been visiting Mrs. C. Klein, left on Thursday for Atlantic City.

Friday, June 12, 1903/ 17 Sivan 5663
The Baltimore Jewish Comment page Personal-Local

Mrs. Isaac Weinberg has returned from a visit of several weeks in Philadelphia.

Friday, June 26, 1903/ 1 Tammuz 5663
The St. Louis Jewish Voice page 7:2-3 The Weekly Budget

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Strauss, nee Langsdorf, and son, of St. Paul, when last heard from were spending tens days at Frankfort with relatives.
Mrs. Dave (sic) Herman and children, of Springfield, arrive in the city Saturday in order to be present at the Marx-Rothschild wedding.

Friday, July 3, 1903/ 8 Tammuz 5663
The Philadelphia Jewish Exponent page :1. DIED

Albert S. Krauss, son of Moses and Adeline Krauss, died on Tuesday at his home, 1533 Diamond street, after an illness of a few weeks. Deceased was fifteen years of age and was held in high esteem by his friends and schoolmates. The funeral services will be held this (Friday) morning at 10 o'clock.

The St. Louis Jewish Voice page 2:4 LOCAL.
The Columbian club was the scene of a fashionable Jewish wedding last Monday evening, when Miss Jessie Rothschild became the wife of Mr. Joseph Marx. The ceremony was performed in the spacious drawing rooms of the club by Rabbi Leon Harrison at 6 o'clock. In the presence of about eighty friends and relatives of the young people. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Hazel Rothschild, as maid of honor and sole bridesmaid, while Mr. Marx was accompanied by his brother, Mr. Walter Marx, as best man. The ushers were Messrs. Sidney Rothschild, Sidney Langsdorf, Julius Langsdorf, George Sachs and I. Constam. The ceremony was followed by a bridal dinner to the assembled guests, and later in the evening the bride and groom departed to enjoy an Easter tour of six weeks. They have taken a suite of apartments at Pechman's, where they will be at home to their friend after Oct. 1st. Mrs. Marx is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rothschild, of 4477 Washington Boulevard.

Friday, July 17, 1903/ 22 Tammuz 5663
The St. Louis Jewish Voice page 7:1 The Weekly Budget

Messrs. Sam Langsdorf and Gus Sachs will go East for a couple of weeks combining business with pleasure.

Friday, July 31, 1903/ 7 Av 5663
The Baltimore Jewish Comment page 10:2 Personal Local

Mrs. Etta Rosenstock and son left today for Schooly Mountains, N.J.

Friday, August 21, 1903/ 28 Av 5663
The Baltimore Jewish Comment page 10:3- 11:2 Personal Local

Mrs. Louis Klein and son of Weston, W. Va., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. Goldenberg, 1924 McCulloh street.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Birkenwald and daughter have joined Mr. and Mrs. S. Iseman at Atlantic City.

Friday, August 28, 1903/ 5 Elul 5663
The Baltimore Jewish Comment page 4:1 Special Notices “At Home”

Jay Nusbaum, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Nusbaum, will be Bar Mitzvah at the Madison Avenue Temple on Saturday, September 5, 1903. “At Home,” 8 South Calhoun street, Sunday, September 6, from 7 to 10 P.M.

Friday, October 9, 1903/ 18 Tishrei 5664
The Baltimore Jewish Comment page 14:1 This Week Local

Mr. L. Lutzky, 1928 McCulloh street, has one of the handsomest Succas in this city. It was designed by Mr. Lutzky and is so constructed that it can be easily taken apart and put together.

Friday, October 30, 1903/ 9 Cheshvan 5664
The New Orleans Jewish Ledger page 18:2-3 Correspondence Shreveport, LA.

Mrs. Rosenstein [sic] of Carrollton, Mo., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jake Katzenstein.
    Dr. and Mrs. Louis Abramson have welcomed to their heart and home a tiny arrival, a son, thjeir first born; a host of friends offer sincere congratulations, long life and happiness to both parents and child.
    Mrs. Sidney H. Florsheim and little Master Stanley have been welcome home, after a lengthy absence spent with the lady’s parents at Little, Rock, Ark.
    Mrs. Jake Katzenstein has issued invitations for this (Tuesday) afternoon, complimentary to her sister, Mrs. Rosenstein [sic] of Carrollton, Mo., progressive Whist will be the proposed entertainment, the result of which we will report in our next.
   Columbia Club Auxiliary enjoyed a spirited Whist contest on Wednesday night of the past week, with Mrs. H Friedman as hostess, the prizes being won by Mrs. Jake Katzenstein, first and the hostess herself the second; in addition to the Whist game the young people enjoyed dancing and the cutting of the bieds cake left to her attendants and reception committee by Mrs. Leopold Rose Fishel, nee Camille Levy.

November 6, 1903 / 16 Heshvan 5664
The New Orleans Jewish Ledger Page 18:2 Correspondence Shreveport, LA.

    Mrs. Rosenstalk, [sic] who has received much social attention during a three weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. Jake Katzenstein, has returned to her home at Carrolton, Mo.
    Mrs. Jake Katzenstein has as her guest, her mother, Mrs. Frank of Little Rock, Ark. The lady was accompanied by her son, who spent Sunday in our city.
   Mrs. Henry Bodenheimer entertained on Wednesday afternoon of the past week at “Whist” at her handsome home on Christian street, which was beautifully arranged for the occasion, precious ferns and palms and fragrant cut flowers lending an additional charm. The first prize was won by Mrs. Albert Rebstock, who presented same to the guest of honor, Mrs. Rosenstalk; [sic] Mrs. Harry M. Weil won the second and Mrs. Raph Silverstein the consolation. A tastefully prepared menu was served and highly enjoyed.
   Mrs. Jake Katzenstein entertained on Tuesday afternoon of the past week in honor of her sister and guest, Mrs. Rosenstalk [sic] of Carrollton, Mo. Whist and Lotto were the evening’s amusement; the prizes which were very handsome, were won by Mrs. Carrie Leman and Mrs. Mark Bluestein, and the consolation by Mrs. Marx Moch. The rooms were tastefully decorated and a choice menu of four courses was served; delicious champagne punch being enjoyed during the games. Mrs. Katzenstein is a genial hostess, and the evening spent with her was a most pleasant function.
    Mrs. S. G. Dreyfus entertained at cards on Thursday night of the past week, the guest of honor being Mesdames Jake Katzenstein and her visitor, Mrs. Rosenstalk, [sic] of Mo. An elaborate supper was served at the close of the game. the table appointments being ”a thing of beauty to the sight” and the menu “a feast fit for the gods.”
    Mrs. Carrie Leman entertained at an oyster luncheon at Sofia’s Oyster Parlor on Thursday afternoon, complimentary to Mrs. Rosenstalk, [sic] Mesdames Jake Katzenstein, E. Phelps, Herman Herold.

Friday, November 13, 1903/ 23 Heshvan 5664
The Baltimore Jewish Comment page 10:3 Personal Social

Mrs. C. Klein, formerly of 1811 McCulloh street, is permanently located at 2120 Callow avenue.

Friday, December 4, 1903/ 15 Kislev 5664
The New Orleans Jewish Ledger Page 14:3 Personals

Mrs. Jake F. Goldsmith and daughter left during the week to spend some time with relatives in St. Louis.

Friday, December 18, 1903/ 29 Kislev 5664
The New Orleans Jewish Ledger Page 17:3 Correspondence Shreveport.

A large number of Columbia Club’s Auxiliary members met on Wednesday night of the past week for their usual Whist Contest, with Mrs. Henry Bodenheimer as hostess; prizes were won by Mrs. Jake Katzenstein, first; Mrs. Sam Willer, second; and Mrs. H. Friedman, consolation.

Thursday, December 31, 1903/ 12 Tevet 5664
The Cincinnati American Israelite page 3:4 Kansas City, Mo.

Mrs. Moses Nusbaum left Saturday for her home in Marysville, Kans.

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