The San Francisco call., 1898-05-26

So far, S26, 900 has been collected, and II is thought that within a very short time
 this sum will be doubled, judging by ths generous subscriptions that are belnS re' ceived.
 Benefits for the cause are being helo dally, and are patronized by every one one The latest patriots to offer thelr serNiCes m m aid ot the cause are Mime. Dorla' | Il'z | Scheel and Mile Pillar Morin.
 Mme- DOria, who as Miss Florence Jac- | quay was a great favorite in this clty and Oakland, has but lately returned from Europe, where she made reputa- tlon for herself in grand opera. She mas 1 an exceptionally beautiful voice, and VIII afford music lovers the only opportunity of hearing her in a musicale. which wltl be given at the residence of Mrs. Fred erick Belcher, 1143 Myrtle street, Oakland,
 this afternoon, The following excellent programme will surely attract a large gathering of music lovers to the affair:
 Piano solo, (al '.Berceuse" (HenselO, tb)
 "Polonaise," Op. T. No l Chopin, Miss Clara Janet Pearne; soprano solo, ', 1BaIlateia" (''Pagliacci,' Leoncavan02 MIne. F. Jacq1ay. Doria; quartet, selected, Miss Mae Cullen, Miss Florence Conner, Miss Edith Hanks Miss Jean, bell astro incantator'' (''Tannhauser," Wag. ner), sgnor Alfredo Doria; duet. Ia ei Mime and Signor Doria; piano solo, (a) Yacht; stuck (schumann). (b}. 'ImpromPtu" solo "The Two Grenadiers" tSchumann), Sgnor Alfredo Doria quartet, selected Miss Mae Cullen, Miss Florence Conner, Miss Edltn Hanks. Miss Jeannette Partridge; soprano solo; Air d'IsabeIIe' (''Le pre- AUX Clercs, Heroid), Mme. F. Jacquay-Doria.
 Messrs. Friedlander. Gottlob & Go. have fixed June as the date of the benefit to be given at the Baldwin for the Red Cross. Fritz Scheel and his entire sym- phony orchestra have offered their seTV- ices. as has also Mile Pilar-Morin. The latter will be seen for the first time here in a novelty sketch in which pantomime work and dialogue are both combined.
 Five hundred volunteers will contribute their services in aid of the society In monster jubilee which will be held in Central Park on Decoration day There will be a grand military display and vivid illustration of the Red Cross on the battle-felds. The ladies military band will render patriotic airs on the occa-
 The Union Coursing Park will donate the entire gate receipts received on Deco- ration day to help along the good work
 Attaches of the United States Apprais- CTS department in this city have unani- mously agreed to pay into the tund or the Red Cross $25 per month during the war. When Pennsylvania's famous warriors arrived yesterday they were given a sam pie of California hospitality. To say that they were simply overjoyed at the gener-
 ous reception given them by the Red 1 Cross. Their fervor was on par with ! Abdominal bandages are needed TOT the late arrivals who number IA ,0OO; also liam neI skull caps and night shirts Tor nos fo Div their needles again and fill the or der. Those who have no time to sew wo1lld confer a blessing to others who VIII bv bringing flannel 90 and 70 thread and one inch wide tape to l6 Post street stree o+ her residence on Saturday to aid the Red Cross. Tableaux have been arranged and also an excellent programme. 1lcRets are on sale at Mrs. Caswelrs on Post
 Mrs. Loryea will donate the receipts collected at her new bathhouse at 222 Post street on Monday and Tuesday to the society.
 1aV were: FmpIoyes Crocker WoolwoEth Bank s26 stockton eS6 MlliRg W GomRany fS9; hin s5G: John Nightingale, $25; Henry Button, P5rl 5GG s20; Mrs. B F. Cline, $50; Nolan School, $35; John Swett School, $3o; $. P. SIade. $50; Truckee Lumber Company, $50; Bohemian 51 Club, $500; Visalia Red Cross Society, S25: A. c. Larkin, $50; Mizpah Charity, $20: Miller & Lux, $50; Stock and Bond Exchange (second subscriptonl. $50; Golden Gate Parlor, N. D. G. w.. S6O;