psychological matters in an engag-ing womanly style.

• Among the joys of last month was the wedding of Miss Aida Ibrahim Shehadeh to the young Jean Wadih Abou Mansour, one of the notables of the Lebanese colony in Brazil.

The wedding celebration took place in the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of Saint George, and the official ceremonies of congratulation were held during the first four days of the opening of the year at the home of the bride's father, Dr. Ibrahim Shehadeh.

Soon the bridal pair will leave us for São Paulo, Brazil, the center of the groom's business. The Woman's Voice extends its warmest congratulations to the bride and groom and to the bride's

The bride and groom, Aida Shehadeh and Jean Abou Mansour

parents, Dr. Shehadeh and his wife Mrs. Munira, and wishes the young couple a blessed journey and floods of happiness and love.

• At the monthly meeting of the Red Cross, held as usual at

the Presidential Palace, Miss Eva Helou presented a report on the glorious deeds performed by the doctors and nurses of the Lebanese Red Cross in the rescue operations of the steamship Champollion.

His Excellency the President of the Republic attended the meeting

and, in a few brief words, thanked the board of the Red Cross for the tremendous efforts expended in this great humanitarian work; he then decorated the Marquise de Voguë, president of the institution, with the gilded Lebanese Medal of Merit, which is to be presented in

The board of the Lebanese Red Cross at the celebration for presenting layettes to the children of soldiers, gendarmes, policemen, and the poor.