news · Issue No. 12, December 1957 · p. 41

Nahia Ghalmieh Eddé

ناهية غلمية إدّه

It was a pleasant surprise the moment we received a card from São Paulo, Brazil, signed "Nahia Ghalmieh Eddé."

Solving the riddle was no easy matter; at last it became clear to us that Nahia had been wed, in an impromptu, "modern" fashion, at the beginning of last summer, to the young man Nakhle Eddé, and that after the wedding the two flew to Europe and from there to Brazil, on a honeymoon that has lasted to this day. Mrs. Nahia has in São Paulo an emigrant sister, with whom she has made her stopping place, and she has traveled all over Brazil, becoming acquainted with kinsfolk and compatriots and accepting their generous invitations.

During her stay in São Paulo she was invited to speak at the Lebanese club, and she spoke of the renaissance of the Lebanese woman in the recent period, singling out for mention the magazine "The Woman's Voice" and the great educational role it plays in our present age.

The Woman's Voice congratulates our friend Nahia, even if belatedly, and wishes her and her groom a life clothed in glory and happiness.

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