The San Francisco call., 1898-07-08
WITH THE RED CROSS.
State Public Meeting Will Soon Be
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As the State Society will soon hold public meeting, secretaries of auxfiar1es throughout the State are requested to for ward immediately reports of work accom- plished by them, so that they may be read at the meeting.
 per given by the Berkeley Red Cross Society Kellogg j. B. Woolsey James Bunnell. J. Crawford. J. Calkins, G. Metcalf. w. Rising,
 Subscriptions were received as follows by the | local branch yesterday: w. l.. Patham, 5Oc; m 2 W L M 4aGapY easb G9 Works & Pscifc Mail Dock; SIP 15; Postoffice Branch s ssss{ sha{a ssGS Gp5 smpoKss k P h%s 5e@et s Miss HausIer. second donation, soc The Red Cross hospitality quarters at the ferry. have been moved to a room opposite; which the Harbor Commissioners have fitted up. and will remain there as long as the war lasts.
 Twenty-three recruits from the District of Columbia for the Engineer Corps were enter | tained at the ferry yesterday morning.
 Donations were received at Is Post street from Miss Jordan, Mrs. Hagaman Miss friend: friends. Mr. Mrs A. $. Townsend Mrs A. S. Halidie. Miss Ida Dqane, Miss Shook, @ Mrs s: | William Teason. Mrs. Klink, Native Daughters Red Cross Aid from Eureka | Mrs A. S. Townsend sent 125 sacks of onions which were distributed at Camp Merritt and The following subscriptions were received at l the State headquarters: Colusa Red Cross, for badges s25; sausalito. for badges, s5; Ala meda, for badges g 75; Mendocino Auxiliary Red Cross Society, initiation fee so; the initiation, s10; Marysville, $50; Tulare. sl0; | Newcastle s10 Rathbone Sisters of Hermione badges SIP 50; Los Angeles, s126; Pescadero, Colonel Loper of the Ohio Regiment has prom ised the use of his band for the great French national celebrstion to be hefd t at b the @ Ghge night. and 1t will be held for the benefit of the 1 rlrc mic qnd a ha will be the attractions.
 sick soldiers at Camp Merritt will be given l next Tuesday evening between the hours of S:30 and Il 20 o'clock at Mission Parlor Hall on l Seventeenth street, near Valencia. The recep- ton Is under the auspices of the ladies of the Thomas Aquinas Reading Circle, who are do- | ing their utmost to secure it's success.
 Mrs D. w. McKinstry of the State depart ment is in receipt of donations from Roseville. | Oakland Martinez Courtland. Redwood Elmira Paula and a large consignment of fruit from an unknown person. as no card was placed ] within the box.
 is now engaged in making surgical night | shirts having obtained an excellent pattern | from the Mill Valley Red Cross Society. All | call and inspect the pattern, so they may | duplicate it.
 ball game to be played on Sunday. July 10, at | Sixteenth and Folsom streets between the | Olympic Cyclers and Olympic Club wheelmen for the benefit of the Red Cross.
 Donations received by the San Fran cisco Red Cross Society from Miss E. E. Lit tle Miss Weber, Belmont School Hiram Marks. man. Miss Brierly. California Womens Hospi- tai. Anna Price, Mrs. Max Marks Milbrae l Dairy. Hazel Holmes, Mrs. Adolf Mack, Ma tive Daughters.
 A very beautiful old fan. the gift of Messrs. McCann, Belcher and Allen. is being rallied by Shreve & Co. for the benefit of the Red Cross Society.