The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-09-12
MR.HAMBURCER TO WE'D
We'll Known Young Man Of Mobile
Who IL Orator Of State Press
Association viii Marry
i Monday.

Information has reached Montgomery
that Mr.. Max Hamburger of Mobile, is to
wed Miss May Collins, a charming young
woman Of the Gulf City next Monday.
This will be pleasant news to the news
paper men and women and to public men
bf SAlabama, because Mr.. Hamburger is
bne Of the most popular young newspaper
men In the State. He has also been for
severaT years closely identified with State
political affairs and is as we'll known In
offictal circles at the State Capitol as he
u in his own native city.
Mr.. Hamburger Is manager of The
Daily Herald, Mobile afternoon news
paper. He Is one of these rare combfna-
tons Of personality who can write grace
Z fully. interestingly and forcibly while pi-
lcting the business end Of q newspaper
successfully. He was. at the last annual
meeting Of the Alabama Press Associa-
ton, selected as Orator Of that organiza-
ton. q position which has been filed by
some Of the most distinguished editors in
the State.
Notwithstanding Mr. Hamburger Is well
on the good side Of 30 years in his jour-
ney through life, he Is recognized as an
influential factor in the political and pub
lie affairs Of Mobile and South Alabama.
He Is a member OF the Mobile County
Jury COmmiSBioH ana fTe6lOeHt VI tuo
Mobile Commercial Club. He was APP
pointed by tho late Governor Sanford.
Chairman Of the Commission created by
act of the Legislature to raise funds to
purchase an adequate testimonial for the
battleship Alabama from the people Of
the State. The Commission was beset
with many obstacles and many thorns
were in It's path. By the interchangeable
effort and unceasing labor of Mr.. Ham
burger these obstacles were overcome
and success crowned the work set before
the Commission.
1t Is an agreeable task to write of a
young man possessing the stability of
character OF Mre Hamburger at time
nership-the partnership linking Joy with
happiness, the partnership which places a
crown upon success.
No young man in Mobile stands higher
in its business circles than Mr.. Ham,
burger. He Is a native of Whistler, a
eriburb of the Gulf City. He was grad
uated at famous. old Barton Academy
with honors, and began his business ca
reer as q newspaper reporter. Sobriety,
perseverance and loyalty are his chief
characteristics. Added to these are mark
ed executive ability rare discretion and
tact. After a few years he owned an in
which he continued to improve. He now
controls a prosperous and influential
newspaper. During these years Mr.. Ham
burger. has been devoted to the material
welfare of Mobile.
The wedding of Mr. Hamburger and
Miss Collins will take. place Monday even
ing September Is at $50 o'clock in the
First Baptist Church of Mobile. The
groomsmen will be Hon. J. Tom Hefiin OF
Lafayette, Major E. NJ. Robinson, Mr.
Thomas H. HalliweIl and Judge Jules e
Afford Of Mobile. Immediately after the
ceremony the young persons will leave for
New York, Boston and other Eastern
points. Returning 10 Mobile Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamburger will live in a beautiful
homekon st. Joseph Street.
Miss Collins Mr.. Hamburger's bride-to-
re. is a pretty and talented young wo-
man. She is a daughter of Mrs. M. A.
t,6liins., Her father, the late Mr.. George
= Collins was for great many years IN
the serviceyof the Mobile and Ohio Rail
road Company. and was beloved by all
railroad men who knew him.
A number Of persons from upstate will
so to Mobile to attend the Hamburger
Collins wedding and the hearty good
wishes of hundreds of other Alabamians
will beA'wafted to the young newspaper
manager and his winsome autumn bride.