A photo taken at the Al-Hoda Centennial in the Museum of the City of NY. The woman in the gold is Mary Mokarzel and the woman beside her is Alice Jaoudi Mokarzel.
A photo taken at the Al-Hoda Centennial in the Museum of the City of NY. Pictured are four unidentified men. The portraits in the background are of Salloum and Naoum Mokarzel.
A photo taken at the Al-Hoda Centennial in the Museum of the City of NY. Pictured is Mary Mokarzel. The portrait in the background is of Salloum Mokarzel.
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 photo taken at the Al-Hoda Centennial in the Museum of the City of NY. Pictured is Mary Mokarzel with an unidentified man. The portrait in the background is of Salloum Mokarzel.
A photo taken at the Al-Hoda Centennial in the Museum of the City of NY. Left to Right: unidentified man, Alice E. Maloof, Denise Nassar, and Mary Mokarzel.
A letter from Helen Samhan to Mary Mokarzel expressing concern for her decline in mental and physical health due to the death of Yemna Mokarzel and other events.
Emails concerning donation of artifacts for the Al-Hoda Centennial exhibition. The Centennial, celebrated in the Museum of the city of NY, marked the 100th year of the publication of Al-Hoda.
A letter from the Smithsonian to Souhad Rafey agreeing to loan a few artifacts for the Al-Hoda Centennial exhibition. The note from Souhad to Helen expresses displeasure that the artifacts were never displayed.
A draft of a letter from Mary Mokarzel requesting information about Al-Hoda's past from Lindbergh Goldson, a former editor and linotype operator for Al-Hoda. Goldson's reply is linked below.
A letter from Lindbergh Goldson to Mary Mokarzel giving news of himself and reminiscing about the time he worked at Al-Hoda as an editor and linotype operator.
A letter from Souhad Rafey to a curator at the Smithsonian requesting a loan of artifacts for the Centennial Exhibition. The Centennial, celebrated in the Museum of the city of NY, marked the 100th year of the publication of Al-Hoda.
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 with their friends . The children are outdoors, in the background are small trees and several houses. Left to right: Mary Mokarzel, Alice Mokarzel, four unidentified children, and Rose Mokarzel.
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 the Mokarzel sisters with relatives on their mother's sides: Charles Kalil, Katherine Kalil, Ethel Kalil. Included is a long caption written on a separate piece of paper.
A photo of the Mokarzel sisters in Cranford, New Jersey. Left to right: Rose Mokarzel Tanous, Yemna Mokarzel, Mary Mokarzel, and Alice Mokarzel Jaoudi. On the back is a caption by Salloum Mokarzel.
