The San Francisco call., 1898-06-24
Red Cross Flourishinp.
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 The Red Cross Society wishes to express It's thanks to the Market-street Railroad Company for the free transportation given the Minne- ment at the Mechanics Pavilion; also to the Gas Improvement Company and the Pacific Gas and Electric Company for their donations. The gross receipts amounted to $715. All chanics' Institute.
 A charity fair Is to be given at 1421 Webster street on June 30 for the benefit of the Red Cross Society of San Francisco by Miss Rose Miss Hilda Frankel and Miss Gertie Kockman.
 The Colorado recruits who arrived yesterday Eddy, gave Miss Burk $10 for postal cards For use in your noble work was written on insisted on returning the. contribution. Money found in many of the tin cups after the Bidwen of the First Colorado Volunteers was presented with a handsome pair of field glasses by the men under his charge. The officer named is very popular and the men were most enthusiastic in speaking of his kindness. The new arrivals were divided off into squads and
 A telegram left at the ferry by Alfred Har- Joe. directed to Mrs, Finder, 465 West Wash ington street. IndianapolIs. Ind, has been re- turned, as the person addressed could not be found. If MT Harloe whose & regiment sl Is c not the ladies will assist him.
 Postal donations were received from Mrs Susie Alferitz; Mrs, Beishaw Mrs; c. M. Bel Miss Abbie Edwards and Miss Ruth Sadler. One hundred dollars has been received up to
 Donations of food were sent to the ferry by Mrs. J. Tiece, Mrs. Riede, Mrs. F. R. Took, Mrs. Gerstle, Antioch Red Cross Society Mrs. J. N Walker, Miss Rose Adler. Mrs. J. Lilien- thal Sausalito Red Cross Society, Marin Cen tral Bakery (San Rafael). Mrs. Truesdale and Mir. Kidd.
 Donations were received yesterday by the San Francisco Red Cross Society from St Luke's Guild, Belmont School, Mrs. James G. Walker. Miss Weber Mrs. l. ". Hellman. six friends matron at Water Front Receiving Hos pital, George J. Spaulding, Noe-street Red Cross Aid Mrs. Wornwood, purser of the steamer Pomqna, Emporium and Golden Rule Bazar Mrs. c. c. Travers, Mrs. A. s. Town send, Hobbs, Wall & Co, San Francisco Bull Miss Blake, Mrs. John M. Cunningham and Mrs C. R. Winslow. Special thanks are due Messrs. Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch for the donation of 10 0C0 envelopes, Miss Weber, Mrs. NJ Child, Woman's Exchange Belmont School, Mrs S. Gottig Mrs. J. $. Webster, friends San Rafael Red Cross Society, Mrs. s. Schee- line, Mrs. McClouth. Miss Maria Kinnaid and Mrs. Guptil.
 of the Red Cross Society being given by the Admiral Dewey Club at 1915 Post street is en- loving great success. 1t will continue up to Saturday.
 M Kollmann's phonograph parlors, S4S Market street, has handed in Its first donation 2 mounting to s23 90 The company has set aside devoted to the Red Cross Society
 A lively baseball match will be played this afternoon at Sixteenth and Folsom streets. be- tween San Francisco Fire Insurance Com panfes' employees and the wholesale milliners. in aid of the Red Cross.
 An entertainment and ball will be given by Mrs L. Honn's juvenile dancing class in Odd