The home of the Jordanian notable Mr. Abd al-Fattah Malhas has been filled with unceasing rejoicing throughout the past two months, for the marriage contracts of his three daughters were celebrated, to three young men from among the notables of Jordan.
Miss Fatima to Mr. Salim Bseiso, one of Jordan's well-known lawyers and a senior official of the Relief Agency in Amman.
Miss Mukarram to Mr. Hussein al-Qasim, a graduate of the American University of Beirut.
And Miss Munawwar, the youngest of her sisters, to Mr. Khaled Bseiso, secretary of the Aqaba Port Authority and son of Mr. Saleh Bseiso, member of the Jordanian Senate.
The Woman's Voice, bound to the gracious young ladies by the ties of affection and love, extends to them all its warm congratulations on this happy occasion — and may Miss Thurayya, our rebellious poetess, be next!!
Our great professor Anis Khoury Makdisi left us for Cairo on October 20, to occupy a chair in the Institute of Higher Studies founded by the Arab League in Cairo. With this journey, Professor Makdisi will add a new service in the performance of his noble mission in the field of literature and teaching. He will lecture on contemporary literature — and he is perhaps the one who has gone deepest into these studies.
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• Last month the newspapers carried the news of the laying of the cornerstone of "Dar al-Sayyad" in Hazmieh. The Woman's Voice seizes this occasion to extend its warmest heartfelt congratulations to its esteemed colleague, and regards this event as a distinction and a manifest victory for "Al-Sayyad" — the first among the Lebanese magazines and newspapers to establish itself independently in an elegant and stately house, as appears in the drawing.