The Woman's Voice sent its representative to have the honor of meeting Her Ladyship the First Lady of Lebanon, and of speaking with her about what she saw and felt on her gracious visit to the emigrant part of Lebanon in the two Americas.

Her Ladyship kindly and graciously gave the following talk:

Her Ladyship received me with her customary gra-ciousness and led me to one of the rooms of the palace where she had been sitting, before my arrival, reading. Her Ladyship often spends her leisure hours in reading.

I opened with a question about what the Lebanese emigrants were eager to know about Lebanon. She answered: "They were eager to know — the ladies espe-cially — about the women's renaissance in Lebanon. So I gave them ample information about the activity of the Lebanese woman in the various walks of social life. I mentioned to them, among other things, the institution of the Red Cross. Here some of them asked me whether there were Muslim women among the members of this