The Elbert County tribune., 1899-11-23
/, NEW MRS. DEWEY
so,Ir THE ADMIRAL's
Years Old, Popular and
D f<" we're only Engaged . Short
s.,sr- the wedding.

Years Old, Popular and
j '.,1 ~, wsrs only Engaged : short
..,or- the weddins'
.,,,eutaI sympathies of the
4 ,he United states I. are ,eS uouo,, ,'lon
p 81. II moment concentrated upon
IN nsxey and his bride.
~ 7p,,rans p will be concerned IN
3 in,in asw their great naval hero
<I1E h0" ..here Is excellent reason
S.s, hat il was not until Sunday,
~. e, ,' that Mrs. Hazen finally
~ 20 - become Mrs. Dewey. II
psl.a y ,hs great admiral found tie
e1 VA he charming widow Il
l'ss',lt w., ', task than the destruction
q ansrl asnasrlsb fleet at Manila, but he
re sitb ritb the same courage and
ra' ,,ar in one case as the other.
.rsning Of that eventful Sun
y lined with Mrs. Washington
md her daughter, Mrs. Hazen.
~ - ~ other guests were present
u ..r the admiral and Mis-.
u n the cozy bay window that
n. Farragut Square. II was
4 s,ndow that Dewey acknowl-
y ~ deafening cheers of the peo-
II ~ had followed him from the
wing stand. .,,. No
srst person, outside OF the Nc
lily III 10 be informed of the en-
IN was ex-Secretary Hilary A.
nawey is n very reserved ma
M is credited with great ambi-
While blessed with n goodly
"this worlds goods through In
- from her father, the late
.1ss,on Mclean Of Ohio. she yet
aims she has less money than is
r.sd by other members of the
"a Il am poor member OF the
In she often says.
.hr,de is one Of the most brilliant
= in Washington. She has ample
a thorough knowledge of soci-
n keen interest in politics and
I. ouestlons. Altogether, she is re-
n as an ideal wife for the nd-
Il She Is about forty-two years
=. does not look it. OF medium
N Inclined TO stoutness, she pos
q marked dignity, verging to
en- with little of the democracy of
En- that conduces to universal pop
IA There Is n touch of reserve in
..arIng when among strangers.
4 epWnlng beauty is her abundant
|rp hair that the years have touch
( M gray, worn rolled high from
4. torbead in the prevailing style.
4 ,,ste IN dress is of the simplest,
to plain black material of the
4 slingIng quality that lends grace
4, fgure. Her usual costume when
Iidying. for she seldom walks. is n
Y cloth tallor-made suit. lightened
4, simple white lace ruche, a long
\ fur cape in cold weather, that
rltrly envelopes her, and small
4 bonnet with short brussels net
lifting close over the face.
1 syenlng dress she Is seen at her
4 white silk being her favorite ma
b with corsage bouquet of some
|1r dollhouse blossom, usually the
v
b. Hazen was n widow twelve
b Her first marriage occurred
|E she was nineteen. Her husband
J hen captain in the line of the
b Soon after his marriage he was
Eferred to the signal corps, and
III was promoted to its chieftaincy.
D ibe rank of brigadier general.
rehildren were born to them-John
Ian Hazen. named for her brother.
sEss the Democratic candidate for
'snor OF Ohlo-and Mildred. Mil
iled while baby. John grew up
HI manly. robust fellow. fond OF
Wis and general outdoor exercises.
Vt eighteen months ago he was
'an from horse and instantly
don Staten Island. near New York.
szs then twenty-three years old.
p Dewey has property valued at
'm. from which she derives an
ne Of $1,000. The admiral has
AW, with an income Of $4,000.