and peace in their hearts.

* The Lebanese Women's Union is still continuing its meetings with the Women's Solidarity to draw up the constitution of the organization that will unite the two of them and make of all the women of Lebanon a single bloc working within a single framework and according to a single plan. The commit-tee has not yet reached a decisive result.

* During the past month, Mr. Adel Mikhail Azzam and his charming bride, Miss Julietta Khoury Leki, visited Lebanon to spend their honeymoon — they are among the greatest notables of the Lebanese colony in Brazil. The bridegroom is one of its prominent merchants and among the owners of the largest cotton mills, and the bride's father too is one of the greatest merchants of the Mahjar and a former mayor of the city of Campinas, the third town of the state of São Paulo.

The two honored guests stayed at the Saint George Hotel, and during their sojourn in Lebanon they traveled through the regions of the mother homeland, coming to know the aspects of its charm and its natural beauty, and they were the object of warm welcome from their family and their many friends.

The magazine "The Woman's Voice" extends its warmest congratulations to the two gracious newlyweds, and wishes them a second return to

Lebanon, extending and lasting as long as God wills...

* On Thursday afternoon, December 18, the Children's Welfare Society held a family tea party in honor of the students of Beirut College for Women and the students of the American University of Beirut, for their assis-tance in collecting financial donations for the society's fund. After Miss Intisar Tabash gave a speech in which she recalled the purpose of the party, Mrs. Hajjal, secretary of the society, spoke after her and thanked the students for their noble work, in which they had collected the sum of L.L. 1,700.

• The women's committee of the Social