MARRIAGE: Gilbert BERNSTEIN to Minnie GREENBERG, 1888, Huntingdon County, PA

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

  Mr. Gilbert Bernstein, of the wholesale grocery firm of Wittenberg & 
Bernstein, of Philadelphia, and Miss Minnie Greenberg, youngest 
daughter of Mr. Henry Greenberg, of this city, were betrothed on Sunday 
evening according to Hebrew custom.  Quite a large number of the 
friends of the high contracting parties assembled at the residence of 
the prospective bride's parents and spent a pleasant and enjoyable 
evening.  Miss Greenberg is one of Huntingdon's most highly respected 
young ladies, while Mr. Bernstein is one of Philadelphia's prosperous 
and rising young merchants.

The Huntingdon Journal, Huntingdon, Pa., Friday, November 18, 1887

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

  Mr. Gilbert Bernstein, of Philadelphia, and Miss Minnie Greenberg, of 
this city, were married at the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. 
Morris Weirnik, on Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock, and the ceremony, 
which was conducted according to the rites and customs of the Jewish 
church, was witnessed by a large and brilliant company.  Rev. Dr. 
Victor Cairo, of the Crown Street Temple, of Philadelphia, officiated.  
The happy young couple left the same evening for a tour of the South.  
The Journal extends its warmest congratulations.

The Huntingdon Journal, Huntingdon, Pa., Friday, February 24, 1888