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winter home in Charleston, standing as
it does in the midst OF an old-fashioned
garden, has been the centre of much
brilliant entertaining. On the walls OF
this no table Southern home hang the por-
traits of distinguished members Of the
Calhoun family, among them a fine paint
ing OF General Duff Green, another OF
the debutante's ancestors a bust OF Cen
eral Green by the sculptor Powers, a por-
trait Of the generals wife and of the 4
Great Nullifier,"in characteristic pose
Tiffany lamps swing above the imposing
entrance, and the quaint that rack In the
hall is valuable. as having once been the
property of Marion, the Swamp FOX Of
the Revolution. s
The first American consul to receive at
tho hands of the King of Greece the dec
Grafton of Chevalier of the Royal Order
OF the Terlour is the Hon. James Werner
Long, Of Pittsburg Pa, United States
consul at Patras, Greece. The pnrch-I
ment OF notification bears the signature
of His Royal Fighness King George OF
Greece and that Of his Minister of For
eign Affairs. Mr. long came home last
summer on leave. He is unmarried, but
maintains an establishment at Patras IN
keeping with his position as q representa-
4 tive OF the United States.
Miss W;nston's Story.
Several pages Of the March number
| Of the Century Magazine are given
4 IN to A. story by Miss Annie Stegar
! Winston. which the uuthoress appro-
| priately calls '"ruo and the Terror"
i .~rhe Terror" Is embodied in the per-
i son Of Thomas Jefferson Tunbury. the
eight year old son Of the proprietor
1 Of a summer hotel in tho mountains Of
! virginia.; '"ruo" Is comprehensive
term. principally Intended, however,
8 to designate detachment made UP
! of a girl who Is earning her board
4 by being a society correspondent from
the mountain resort to hnlf-dozen
city newspapers. and Richmond
lawyor, who Is taking his vacation and
& has Darlington for his family name.
background Of hotel parlor and
piazza, Of picturesque walks and q
8 trout stream for flshermans delight
make an excellent setting for a sum
mer idyl, tho romance Of which !:
rendered lively by the fertile brai1
and conversational tendencies Of "Th'
Terror" Miss Winston is especial,
happy in the dialect feature of he
stories and in tho wholesomeness o
her humor.
Sondleir11-Cohen.
Tho wedding Of Miss Juanlta Nelson
& Cohen daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. tIenr,
Cohen of No. 1888 West Grace Street
to Mr., BENJAMIN larry sondheim, Sol
Of MI and Mrs. Joseph Sondheim, will
be celebrated on the evening OF Feb
ruary 26th at $3.50 o'clock, in the par
Tors OF the Jefferson Club, Rev. ID
Edward N. Calisch, of Temple Bet
Ahnbah. officiating.
Decorations Will DO in pink an
white. Miss Maurica and Miss Edn
Cohen, sisters Of the bride. will b
maids of honor, and Mr.. Leonard Gold
HEINZ Of Baltimore, Md, the best mas
The other attendants will be til
ushers, -aessrs, Leonard Wertheime
Mendes Hecht, Julius Braun. lIarr
Schoeneman, Samuel Berliner. an
Arthur Frank, all of Baltimore; Adolp
H. stern. Of Norfolk; Hiram Stern
heinler and Herbert Bloomberg, {
Richmond; Mr. William l.. Nelson
uncle Of the bride, Will be master {
ceremonies.
An orchestra will render the wee
ding march, and play through the Or
- ner and the dance that are TO follo
the ceremony. Many elegant weddin
gifts have been received by the Bird
= Tho bridal trip Will BIO an eXtendt
one, Including visits to New Yor
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
;, To Meet Wednesday.
The Confederate Memorial Literal
Society will meet Wednesday at moo
/, Colonial Cotillion.
Il Tho students of tho Woman's ca
Il lego were unusually gay Friday ev
- Ming, when George Washington's Brit
ID day WAS celebrated bysu pretty colon,
cotillon in the college chapel. Dec
r. ratinns In palms, red carnations g
3 American flags were Very beautit
/ and appropriate,