The Forrest City times., 1913-06-06
Osten-S -Shaul,

' oooihpaiieu Uy neF daughters Misses Frances, Irene and Carrie and Mrs. l. E. Katzenstein, with the lat. ter's two children, little Miss Addie and "Toodles," passed through the city en route to Memphis, where Miss Frances was happily married on Sun day, May 1, to MT. Harry Osten. a most successful and highly respected young business man, of Birmingham, Aiaoama. Again on Sunday morning forrest City was invaded by another gay and merry party of Mariannians who were passing through on their way to the Bluff City to be present at the happy nuptials of Miss Shaul and MT. Osten, which were solemized in the parlors of the Hotel Gayoso at ] o'clock that afternoon, Rev. Max Samheld, the well-known Jewish Rab- pi, or Memphis, officiating. Those who made up the personnel of this second party were MT. Jake Shaul, the brides father; MT. J. l.. Isaacs. cashier Of the Lee County Bank: MT. T k. Wood, editor of the Lee County Courier; Prof. J. II. Andrews. or the Marianna high schools: Capt. M. r. Fulton, MT. and Mrs. Jesse Bush, Mrs. Myra B. Brown. Attorney ana Mrs, Robt. Jarratt, Mrs. w. P. Harris, Mrs. $. Goldstein. Mrs. A A. McClendon, MT. and Mrs. W. k. New. born. MT. w. J. Shorten, Ex-Sheritf M. Ii. Ford, Mrs. R, G. Appel, MT. Lee Shaul, Attorney and Mrs. J. B.. Daggett, MT. l, B. Katzenstein. Hon. Ii. F. Roleson and MT. Tucker.
 MT. Jake Shaul, the brides father. is an old and prominent citizen and business man, of Lee county, and has been postmaster at Marianna for such long term of years that the memory of man runneth not to the contrary and, although republican, still has death grip on the situation, despite the fact that the administration has only recently changed from republi- can to democratic
 The occasion of the marriage of Miss Frances, highly favored and beautiful daughter of the Shaul household, was most notable one for the family and it's numerous friends and all joined in making it a memor- able event for the proud father and his good wife.
 The Times has been regular week ly visitor to the Shaul family for more than quarter of century, and it gives us much pleasure to join in hearty congratulations and the many warm expressions of friendship and good wishes that have been made on every hand for the future welfare, happiness and prosperity of MT. and Mrs. Harry Osten.
 The Commercial Appeal of Monday contained the following notice of the marriage:
 "Ihe announcement of the brothers S engagement at the wedding of his sis ter added an unusual touch of TO- nance to the marriage of Miss Frances Shaul, of Marianna, Ark, and Harry Oster of Birmingham yes- terday afternoon.
 The ceremony was performed in one of the parlors of the Hotel GayOso. Rabbi Max Sam6eld had united the young couple in marriage when he turned to another young pair stand ing near the bride and groom and said; And now, my dear friends, it gives me pleasure to announce to you the engagement of Miss Juliet Oster and MT Lee Shaul.
 Congratulations all round were in order and the wedding guests and the two couples made the banquet that followed one that they will long re. member
 "The prominence of Miss Shaul and Mir. Oster was attested by the large number of friends from Birmingham, Marianna, Forrest City, Helena and other points. The wedding party was one of the largest attending a wedding at the Gayoso this year. Miss Shaul had as her maid of honor her sister, Miss Carrie Shaul, while Mir. l.. J. Gold of Milwaukee, acted as best man for MT. Oster. "The bride wore travelling suit of brown and carried large bouquet.
 The young couple left last night on their honeymoon. They will make their home In Birmingham, where MT. Oster is at the head of large