The San Francisco call., 1898-06-10
PREP AIRING
 FOR THE ART
 EXHIBITION Many Pictures Now
 Being Hung. LOCAL ARTISTS CONTRIBUTE THE PRESS CLUB ROOMS TO BE THROWN WIDE OPEN. A Vast Throng Will Attend the Exhibition Held In Aid of
 the Red Cross-Other

Art lovers and connoisSeurs will have an opportunity on Saturday next to view and criticize the drawings of the leading artists of this city and perhaps become the poSsessor of a treasure as memento of an exhibition held ip the Press Club rooms in aid of the Red Cross Society. Hundreds of beautiful drawings and paintings have been received and during the past few days the committee in charge has been extremely busy arrang- ing the pictures in the jinks room Of the well-known organization.
 During the exhibition an excellent mu- sical programme will be rendered. Pietro Marine, the talented young violinist. will play the second concerto In D minor, by Max Bruch, and the following local mu- sicians will add their efforts:
 G. s. wanrell. Sig; Abramhoff, Louis Gre Henley. Miss Miiiie Flynn. Mrs Eva Tenny. Mrs. Alvina Heuer-Wnson, Miss Alyce Gates and the Press Club Quartette.
 The pictures and art contributions received up to date are from H. Nappenbach. Chris Jorgensen, Latimer, Raschen, yon Perbandt' Cadenassoi soliy Water J; H ;r. E. poPart Par, Richardson. Miss Mabel Baum, Miss Jessie Ames. Mrs. M F. Anderson. Henry Qninan' ar Mary paNson H. a steTP6eF gae Tsbss Lon wa R. Edgren. Grant Wallace Gertrude Parting ton. R. l. PartingtGn, Schultz BiIes Mrs Mrs; > L. Mores, Sylvia Key, Marie Rey. Sander, Miss Beatrice Farnum, Lyle Cook. Mabel e Downing Camille Johnston. c. J Hittell Miss Esberg Standish Babcock. Lewis. J. A. Cahill. J. Ess- mer, May c. Foster Mrs A: R. Wheean Hughes, Miss Rogers, Miss Reath, Mir Blanch- ard. Miss Goran, Miss Conrad, Mrs Harrick Helen Knapp Fitzgerald. Emily Pitchford, Hell Hyde. Jules Pages Ella Rosenberg. Miss P. nan. T. M Porter, Ira l. Kington, Annabel Lee. N Clark, c. P. Wilson Miss Whitefeld fftF @ittFam. Mrs Mary We Menton isabelle Porter J. Raphael. Miss P. Dwarzek, A. Lewis, Chas. Rolla Peters. Ruth Mccarthy. Sophia Palmer. Louise Bremen, Defrase, Jack Nj. Levy, Percy Haselden. Miss E. 4-4tchens. J. Schwartz Miss Wagner Lester Scheeline. Florence Treadwel ansky. Mrs. Jennie Huber, Mrs. Bertha Tau son, Andrew London. Nellie Treat. Miss Ger trude Walter. Laura Adams, C.; P. Nelson Josselyn T. Blatchley. Miss c. Leavitt. Mrs s: E. Dutton. Mrs; Tho, Gray, Mrs; J. Adams Miss Cerf T. S. Taylor. Mrs L. ". Dorey Miss Miss Jugenblne Wie5 qI3f Miss ,. R. cark Mrs 1 J. Chapman. Miss Van Wrinkle. Miss sayle. Caro Cook. Elizabeth Chandler. Martha Johnston. c. Briggs A. Hubacek. Addie L. Ballou. Blanche Le Jeune. A. Le Jeune and Robert l. Akin.
 Six hundred members of the Red Cross their badges of membership The much delayed consignment that arrived We'd nesday was quickly exhausted by the eager throng that streamed in and out of the Claus Spreckels building yesterday.
 Donations were received at the State supply depot at 16 Post street yesterday from Colusa. San Rafael, yacaville, Sac ramento, Santa Rosa, Benicia, Santa Cruz, San Jose, San Mateo and Newman.
 An entertainment and ball will be given June. F by the pupils of Mrs. Honn's
 Dr. Louis Dean has offered to treat sol diers free at Eye and Ear Hospital, 1007 Sutter street.
 Miss c. Burk. chairman of postal com postals: Mrs. Mcclure, 125; Miss H. Fay, 25; Miss H. Castle. 25; Mrs Champion, 25; Mrs. Wiltshire. 100; Mrs. Landers. 50; ex- ertson's. 33; Miss Tickner 10; Miss Bur nett 10; Mrs. John Jewett 800: C. B.. 200; Miss Castle. 100; Mrs. Withel, 200; c. B., Burk makes an urgent appeal for dona- tions of postals.
 The Merchants Protective Association, through MT. ,Splivalo, gave s20O toward
 Donations received Wednesday at the ferry were from the Sons of the American Revolution through Colonel Currier, Mr Shook. Mrs. Aigeltinger, Mrs. Lacey, Be nicia Red Cross, Mrs. E. B. Cutler. Mrs. Burne. Mrs. M. koshland. Mrs. Parnell, Mrs. Henry Meyer. Miss A. Catlin, Mrs. J. Gilmore.
 A donation of $50 has been received from the citizens of Newman and vicinity
 The following subscriptions received yesterday brought the fund up to s41,- 156 19:
 Mrs Howard Overacker, $5; Mrs Alfred s3l 75; entertainment given by verein Oester- reich, soO s5; members. s1o: donation on adver- tising by The Call. sl4: Mrs Vim. Steinhart sl0; memberships, s47: Fremont Parlor No A N. s. G. w, Hollister, slO: employees coiners department. Mint, s152 75 Miss H Mitchell. s5. collected Cafe Zinkand, S6 60; citizens Fort Bragg, s32 50; B. Pasquale Bros. monthly subscription, S20.