The San Francisco call., 1898-06-08


 4 cated at the Ttburon ferry depot, { 4 and that owing to the limited quar- I 4 ters for the troops admission will < 4 be secured only by ticket. 4 4 Mrs. Lowenberg also appeals for, < 4 lunches for the 800 to 600 soldiers to < 4 arrive tomorrow and the 800 ex- z < pected on Friday. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 < 4 <
 Mention has been frequently made in The Call of the grand work that has beer in progress during the past few months under the auspices of the Red Cross So- ciety and also of the sacrifices that have been made in behalf of the boys in blue by the ladies who compose the we'll known organization; but The Call now takes pleasure in presenting the names of some of the active members of the soci- ety, who have devoted their time eXcu- sively to the noble work.
 There are many thousands of both sexes in this city and State who have done their share in assisting the society to carry out its mission of mercy, and due credit has been given of their efforts in The Call.
 h presenting the list, many names are lacking, but it is due to the fact that hun dreds have in quiet and transformations way aided the various committees in car rylng out their work, and their names are unknown.
 Following is a list of officers and com mittees of the local society:
 President, Mrs John F. Merrill; first vice. president Mrs. Louis Soss; second vice-presi- cent, Mrs w. R. Smedberg: secretary, Mrs. W. R. Eckert corresponding secretary, Mrs. J. A de Greayer; assistant secretary Mrs. J. sistant treasurer w B. Harrington; bank of deposit, Bank of California.
 (chairman), Mrs. F. G. Sanborn (vice-chair- man), Mrs. c. H. Buckingham. Miss Alice Subscription committee = Mrs. Louis Sloss (chairman), Mrs NJ. H. Hecht, Miss Carrie Gwin Miss Ethel Beaver, Mrs. Andrew Car Nursing committee-Mrs. Wendell Easton !. !eiairman. Mrs; w. B. Harrington, Mrs. Ar I9ur McnDe TSFhws MIg Mrs an' Samuel Knight Mrs drick. Mrs. George E. Bates, Mrs. Florence Moore Mrs. Woodwork, Mrs wethered.
 Purchasing committee-Mrs W R. Shed berg. chairman; Dr. G. F. Hanson.
 Badges (pin and arm)-Mrs. l.. L. Dunbar chairman; Mrs. L. M. Lilienthal
 Badges ddentihcation)-Mrs Martinez chair man; Mrs. Robert Oxnard.
 Printlng-John F Merrill, chairman; Frank J. Symmes, William s. Mcclure. ,,s EntertsinmentIMrs n1e Edna Shell Poulson. Loosely. Mrs. Martinez Miss Kate Beaver.
 By-Laws-A Mack. chairman; John F. Mer- B Ss@el NPshf Ho1aaa Frank i 1 symmes A Mack, Mrs. Theodore Smith, Mrs. Frank J. symmes, Mrs. William Frank. Mrs. A. S. Hal Mrs. ". H. Mills, Mrs. c: R. Winsiow, Miss Press-Miss Bryce, chairman; Miss Anna 1nformation-Mre. H. Gibbons, chairman Is Post street; Mrs. A. P. Bedding; Colonel w R. Parnell. Mrs. Folsom, Mrs E. R. Dlmond
 Schools-Miss Alice Stinsen chairman; Miss Elizabeth Blanchard, Mrs. Norman McLaren Miss Ida Kervan.
 clgbs.Miss Anna Beaver, chairman; Mrs. G. lsOWanheTp
 Auditing-John F. Merrill. chairman; Colonel W R. PaTnell' i1 Mrs, Mrs J. c; Clark
 Litersture-Miss Smith.
 Library-Miss Berry, chairman; Miss Kath- erine Glass.
 Anbulance-Miss Betty Ashe, chairman; Mrs. E. R. Dimond, Miss Carrie Gwin, Miss Susie McEwen, Miss Griffith.
 Hospital yisiting-Mrs. Frank Powers, French Hospital. Seventh Regiment. Minnesota and Kansas.
 Miss Wallis, Fontana Hospital; Miss Leszyn- sky, Post Hospital. Sixth Regiment California Mrs. Frank Benn, Thirteenth Texas regu- lars.
 Mrs. Wiltshire. Colorado and Idaho
 Mrs. W. NJ. Plerson Montana and Nebraska Mrs. S. B. McLenegan, North and South Da- Mrs A W. Scott. Utah.
 The following ladies are busily engaged at Is Post street:
 Manager-Mrs. Theo. E. Smith
 Recording secretary-Mrs: E. K. Stevenot Re ReceiVers|Mrs. K. L. c. Barnes Barnes, chairman chairman. Mrs. J. H. Henderson, assistant
 Requistions-Mrs. Frank Symmes, chairman Complaints-Mrs H. Gibbons, Mrs. Theo. D. Smith
 Groceries-Mrs Adolf Mack. chairman; Mrs W. Frank, assistant.
 Information bureau-Mrs. Dr. Gibbons, chair man.
 Committee on position of troops-Miss Flea nor Wood. chairman; Miss Julia Mott, assist Committee daily donations for press-Mrs Milton D. Garratt, chairman; Mrs. w. E.
  chairman; Mrs H. c. Watson, assistant
 Committee on bandages and pins-Miss stadmuller Miss May Taylor. Miss Emma Hospital supplies. surgtcal-Mrs E. V. Rid deH a chairmani s Mrs R S 1a Mott assistant man; Mrs. A. Johnson assistant Materials and garments manufactured-Mrs. stein, assistant: Mrss H. Le Luca
 Patterns-Mrs. Farnsworth, chairman: Mrs cashiers-Mrs W P Shaw, chairman; Miss A. Center.
 nstamplng all completed. garments-Mrs. T. Miss F. Uri. Miss I. M Abrams Mrs. Hodges, assistants.
 Miss Leontine F. Smith, chairman
 Bookkeeper-Mrs. Fl. J. Clifford, chairman: Mrs. ". B. Smith, assistant.
 Hospital committee-Mrs. Harrington, chair man. Mrs. Frank Powers
 French Hospital-seventh Regiment. Mime sota, Kansas, Miss Hollis. Fontana Hospital; Miss LeszynslSy. Post Hospital, Sixth Regi, ment; Miss Frank, Pennsylvania Thirteenth Texas; Mrs. Wiltshire, Colorado Idaho: Mrs. Pierson, Montana Nebraska Mrs S. B Mo Lenegan; North and South Dakota Mrs Scott. Utah.
 Faithful workers-Mrs. H. Hin Miss Davis. Miss A Grey. Mrs Blade, Mrs. R. H. Sterling Miss E. Hamilton. Miss NJ Wende, Mrs Munch, Miss Pierce, Miss Macornber Miss Sarah Woolley. Mrs. Grace Scott, Mrs K Glass. Mrs. L. C. Graupner, Mrs J. C. Roads Mrs. Henriques. Miss Katherine Harland Miss Blanche Welburn. Miss A. c. H. Weber Miss Annie Levy. Miss Hazel Hirschman, Miss Lin- da Lieves, Miss Ethel Lowe. Miss Ethel Pren- tice Smith, Miss Fannie Martin, Miss New berg. Mrs. Schmidt Miss A. Field Mrs Adler Mrs. Brace, Miss Goldstein. Mrs Briggs, Mrs Clarkson.
 The game to be played between the Thir- teenth Regiment, Minnesota Volunteers and the San Francisco Club of the Pacific Coast Baseball League tomorrow for the benefit of the Red Cross Society promises to be a very exciting and interesting event. The players that will compose the regimental team have played with some of the best professional leagues in the country.
 The ladies of the Red Cross Society promise to make this a society event. and the entertainment committee have post poned all other entertainments that were to have taken place this week. Mayor Phelan will probably toss the first ball to the pitcher on the occasion in honor of the visitors.
 The Hamilton Grammar School has