A photo taken at the Al-Hoda Centennial in the Museum of the City of NY. Left to right: unidentified woman, Denise Nassar, Mary Mokarzel, and an unidentified man.
A photocopy of the first printing of the Al-Hoda newspaper, which was eventually reprinted for Al-Hoda's Centennial in 1998. Included are stories about President William McKinley, local news, etc.
A postcard from Salloum Mokarzel to his daughter Yemna Mokarzel. The lake depicted on the card is located in Portugal. The postcard is damaged, missing a corner.
A press pass in Helen Mokarzel's name for the Nationalities Press Meeting in San Francisco. It is possible that "Helen Mokarzel" refers to Yemna Helen Mokarzel, as this card was found in a folder of her papers.
The program from the Al-Hoda Centennial. The Centennial, celebrated in the Museum of the city of NY, marked the 100th year of the publication of Al-Hoda.
Receipts from H. Gantt and Herrmann Paper Co. The H. Gantt receipt refers to the cost of the type used to print Al-Hoda. The Herrmann Paper Co. receipt is for the cost of paper.
A photo of the Mokarzel sisters in their early childhood. Left to right: Rose Mokarzel, Alice Mokarzel, and Mary Mokarzel. The caption on the back reads "The three musketeers in their childhood...Rose and Mary fought for pink ribbon."
A photo of the three oldest Mokarzel sisters. The caption states that they are "wearing outfits sent from Paris." Left to right: Mary Mokarzel, Rose Mokarzel, and Alice Mokarzel.
A photo of Salloum Mokarzel and 'Mr. Howatt' in front of the Mokarzel house in Cranford, New Jersey. The caption reads "Papa + Mr. Howatt in Cranford."
