The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 12, 1899, Page 31

THE SUNDAY CALL. 31 ington square, solid I‘f you walk down Rhods Island ave- ir ty of Washit w and then of the ce on a quiet Ver- AIN ALLWAY - | THE GIE'T OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLL TO AMERICA’S e nrwEy I [ THE DEWEY | |HoMe IN | SHINGTON | er mountains ] 88 as uses can be found for ed In between 1d fender and tongs and all ymise of d mantel are bisques A= s blooming urple Isa- r. The above. he hall, t h 1ts T d couc LA 2 : : ,///‘ //' d has & corresponding bay he mahogany furniture {s se- w "e between the ce of anis- om the dim, restful libr ng-room_opens. sunny and nished. It is Frenchy in biu ith lttle Louis chairs tha ling and airy, and big Louis firm and courtly. x ed much like the library be- > loafing chairs and lounges, however. Here are the cabinets where Dewey will put his Philippine cu- rios, and where only the very intimate see them. ms are on hoth second and The penny contributions came from news- b6 hree- t and Lieutenant Crawford has boys and factory children and they were that lets in a flood of sunshine 5 small e over the front hall. Ber- counted by the hundreds. The nickels nehine there is. Near the win- vants' ers and bathrooms, store- an s poured in. The largest donas nds the piano—an upright in light rooms and linen closets complete the tion was i raped in an embroidery of white house. A red cedar closet, such as would And everybody who gave, from the may n Other be front window s a th delight any housekeeper's heart, fits brown penny to the significant check, can . b fireplace was designed for the neatly into the space under the upper think of the Dewey house from pepper gs house’s new occupant. It is set in en- stalrs. & pot to mahogany sofa and remember that dolthio marble and is inconsistently co- All this comfort has the $:0,000 sub- some part of it Is his gift to the ad- Jonial in form. "It gleams merrily with scribed by our nation bought for its hero. miral.