The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-29
ART EXHIBITION CLOSES,
Large Reception at Mark Hop
kinS misunderstanding
for Pictures.
Bronze and Marble Statuary-MusI-
cal Programme-List Of
Subscribers.

The exhibition of the Mark Hopkins
Institute of Art closed with reception to
the members of the San Francisco Art
Association by the resident artists last
night. The programme included music
by an orchestra under the direction of
Henry Heyman, living bronze statuary
arranged by Mr.. John A. Stanton and
Mr.. Emil Pissis, refreshments served by
bevy of fair members of the association,
and the distribution of sixteen paintings.
The reception committee consisted of
Mrs. M. W. Davidson, Mrs. Chittenden,
Mrs. Paul Goodloe, Mrs. A. R. Wheelan,
Miss Froelich, Miss e. Withrow Miss
Hayneman, Mr.. G. D. Robinson, Mr.. Will
liam Kent, Mr.. J.. P. Latimer, Mr.. j. H. f.
Darlington, Mr.. W. A. Reaser, Mr. F. NJ.
Vermorcken and Mr.. Amedee Joullin.
The living bronze and marble statuary
caused much favorable comment and
hearty applause from all present. The fig
ures were strikingly fine reproductions of
the famous works.
"The Infant st. john" Paul Dubois:
''Jason" (antique), Agasius OF Ephesus; s.Mer.
NJ. A; Might" Dagonet; 1.-THE Age Of Iron"
LLanson, A. a David" Mercie, A.; athlete
S FredsTa Ee Ma p Pyhon e i0GG5s Sir
the Secret of the Tomb Saint Marceanx:
("Deuil," Fx) Engrand, Antonio; "The Flag
(Ex) Hannaux; "Melusine and Raymondini,"
Dampt; ''Wrestlers' (antique), Cephisodotus.
The floral decorations were in keeping
with the occasion and the place. The dis
trlbutlon OF the paintings was made late
II ID, the evening, the gem of the collection,
Sunset" by Keith, going to E. w. Hop
klns: Arthur Rodgers drew alameda
Sand Dunes" by A. Joullin; Frank J.
Sullivan 1.-THE Young Mother" by Helen
HU1o I'LL
Wood by r. D. Yelland; e. W. Hopkins
Gray Day, Brittany" by John A. Stanton;
Mr.. Max Heilbrunner "The Rising Moon"
by G. Chapel Judson; Leon Sloss Jr.,
California Pumpkin Fields" by Louise
NJ. Carpenter; 81. J.. Croker 'Indian
Camp in the Redwoods," by H. Raschen;
Frank J. Sullivan, Indian Study" by
the Palace at st. Cloud" by Chris Jorgen-
sen; E. Gallois, "a Bit OF Alameda, s by
R. L. Partington J. A. Severance, INA
rine," by Charles Graham; Mrs. William
Kohl, "a Gray Day." by Manuel Urunu-
ella; Max Heilbrunner, 'Sand Dunes" by
Manuel Urunuela; G. r. B. Hayes, Gin
the Foothills of Santa Rosa" by l.. P. Lat
e. Wall.
The amount subscribed was $500, and
the subscribers were: Eltus S. Keeney,
MIS-. Mary Keeney, M. Gallois, Horace L. Hill,
Max Heilbrunner. J. S: Severance, Mrs: c. w.
Croker, Mrs. Herrick Ross, Mrs L. c. Kelley,
Mrs. n; G. Paddock, Mrs. A; P. Hotaling, Mrs.
Amanda Austin, George c. Perkins, Oliver
Eldridge, c. W. Kellogg, Herman shainwald,
Charles F. Lutgen, DR.. Benjamin B. Swan,
F. S. Douty, Miss Ethel NJ. Ravens, James D.
Phelan,. a. Page Brown, Arthur Rodgers,
Emil Pissis, Edward Bosqui, Alexander K.
Coney, B. C. Samuels, Mrs. B. E. Lee, Mrs. NJ.
B. N. Toland, Mrs: w. J. Barknett, Mrs. Annie
Donohue, Mrs. Elinor Martin, E. J. Coleman,
Mrs. Emma Shafter Howard, Mrs. S. E. Bender,
a: Gerberding,- Elias B, Bishop. Nine. B.
Ziska, Harry ]. Foley, William L. GerstIe,
David B i Miss Helen Hyde, Henry Heyman,
win, Mrs. Towne, R. J. Wilson, Robert Bruce,
Thomas !. Bergln, C. j: Carlson, g. Fl. Buck
1ngham, Mr.. Steinhart, Frank J. Sullivan, James
D. Phelan, Albert Pissis, Horace G. Platt,
Frederick Zeile, A. Page Brown Joseph B.
Crockett, Mrs. F. M. Pixley, A. B. Forbes NJ. s.
Wilson, Edwin Bonnell, Alexander G.
Mrs. David Bixler. J. o. B. Green, Joseph d.
Grant. Mrs. William Alvord, Hon. William
Alvord, L. P. Latimer, Timothy Hopkins, DR..
Edward R; Taylor, J. w. Germany, Warren
d. Clark, Louis Sloss Jr., Henry j. Croker,
William Kohl, G. w. Hopkins, William Keith,
j. W. Walters, W. Beaver, j. r. Wilson.