The San Francisco call., 1899-11-19

I Grown the spanish campaign. The
| -.eco 90 that most dangerous
.ttH0 aHmans heart. and carried Il
-fH-n Sis cupid. with nauEht but an
.rr.r. r.lrhe1 tho stern soldier. though
Spanish haI'efe and Nausor guns left him
..atlnl
Tls STORY ~ Admiral Dewey's wooing
-he frrtflost one ~ this or any other
g. arI generation. Tfko romance %
.Hug arn is This homecoming Of our soldier
.r3 hero. I-ll-o fhe warriors ~ old. ne
.ravrod his triumphs with a victory IN
.Hc court ~ love Like tho heroes Of tho
eoetorv0ars. The bride Is one of the fsirest
'r su fhi- fair land.
orer ir Oakland IS n lady who can tell
uuch ot th's bride who has the eyes or a
uatt0n turred on her She is Miss Amelia
Ftorc. Visitor on our shores. Miss Stone
ts teacher Boa one - Tho most select and
fashionable schools in washington. Mrs.
Dcwe. than Mrs. Iazcn-was a frequent
visitor Ht this school. ana Miss Stone had
an excellent opportunity 20 study tho
character of The distinguished visitor.
'Nrs Hazer visited our school four and
sometimes fEo times month" said Miss
Stone. Interest in pupil from Cincin-
matt. cauEhtcr ~ onc of Mrs Deweys
Eir5ho0d friends. brought the lady 20 tho
school. 7 grew fo know Mrs. Dewey very
'v~l and 90 admire the qualities that have
endcared her 20 tho best people in Wash
irgton.
. ''AfrT Dewey r. a woman not 80 heauti-
ful ss pen picturrs have painted her. She
fs a pretty womsn-a vary pretty woman
but n r. rather her coior1ng and express
sion than cold perfection 81 features that
rivr her claim TO great beauty.
II have been told that Mrs Dewey has
turned The corner Of a. but she looks not
over r. Her hair s. light. with = CLINT
% reddish gold and her eyes are blue
black fringed with Set lRshcs. Her color
'rg - as delicate as that OF the tea rose.
cream and faintest blush pink
zone incident viii show Mrs. Hazen's
charactrr-i cannot accustom myself 20
her now name. Miss L., The pupil
friend - MI. Haven. had permission "a
spend the Christmas holidays with her.
accompanied tho young lady 20 her
hostess waiting carriage. on the seat
next 90 Mrs. Hazen sat n young girl
completely wrapped in Mrs, Hazen's FUR
coat while that lady herself was without
WraD.
''Tac rirl looked wrctchedly I'LL Miss
L sftcrwnrd told me that Mrs. HaEen
had nseeed Tho girl on the street and
noticuc how go she looked took her in
Der r.ri.are. threw her own coat over
Ter arl drove her 90 the dressmakinR
eafatl4ehmeut where she worked.
' 81 called upon Mrs. hazen one after
noon ou a charity mission. The family
To- whom ! was asking assistance were
worthy. and suffering the most bitter
poverty Mrs. Hazen gave me generous
a.. hut auo.oplzed for the sum. saying,
Aou know ] am not very wealthy
laNe heard from other people that Mrs,
gsazDu bad no income aside from the
-i fs44----sa la4.s -, her
fatHsr u S. occupied by Secretary
Iu..Ir.tI. aud brings in $500 a year The
nI.. ..ar ee-ste g. in fhc name Of Mr..
rra. I..rf0u Mclean. her mother.
'I.e money Mrs lIazeu gave me uded
t.. famIr over several months. But
r.. IIaz,u. unlike most charity givers,
... rnI stop 40 The mere giving OF
.-,.l SHE went to see them, interested
I...e.f in abe daughter girl of l6, and
obtained "a position Tor her as maid at
rr. of hcr friend IS.
"N-. Hazrn d. "a true musician. She
r.f only plays remarkably we'll hut has
musical enthusiasm and appreciation.
Outlines when visiting the school she
f.o4Il perform for us. Her favorite com
poser is chopin and she interprets him
n1h exquisite feeling.
'Hrs Bazen had a great deal ~ IN
... ater our girls wn. ~ she met
.I,r eucousa sarement induced many OF
fhom to study their music with zeal
.on think I ever met any one who could
talk person into doing a thing as well
"a sho can She never makes ono feel