Lebanon always, as long as its cedar stands!
• Miss A'idah Shakir Sa'b invited a company of her friends and relations to her house in Shweifat on the occasion of her betrothal to the young man Tawfiq Assaf, one of the proprietors of the "Pepsi-Cola" company — a young man endowed with the high qualities that fit him to become the husband of a young lady like A'idah Sa'b!!
For the bride is an intimate friend of The Woman's Voice, and for a long time she nourished the children's column; she published the book "Toward an Understanding of Childhood," and she is a graduate of Beirut College for Women; and above all these merits, she possesses beauty both of character and of person!! So we congratulate Mr. Tawfiq Assaf on his happy choice and his sound taste, and wish the two young
people happiness and the fullness of joys...
• On December 21 Mrs. Khayriyya al-Sheikh Karam celebrated the wedding of her son Mr. Nizar Izzat al-Ariss to Miss Rihab, daughter of Mr. Othman Kraytem.
The marriage contract was concluded at a pleasant party gathering family and friends. To the bridal pair and to their honorable families, our warmest congratulations and good wishes.
work in this institution for a period of ten years.
• Our poet Mr. Georges Saydah and his wife have returned from a tour around the world, and have put up at the "Normandy" Hotel
until they succeed in finding a suitable house to live in in Beirut.
No short while had passed since Mr. Saydah's return before he hastened to call on the president of the Lebanese Women's League, Mrs. Heneni Tarcha, and to donate five hundred Lebanese lira to the League.
He was likewise kind enough to visit The Woman's Voice, and stayed about an hour, taking up in discussion the affairs of the present, and in particular those among them that concern woman...
In answer to a question put to him about the length of his stay in Lebanon this time, Mr. Saydah said:
"We are staying here — as long as Hanna Ghosn is here!!..."
So a hearty welcome to the beloved poet — and may Mr. Hanna Ghosn and his wife remain in their homeland