The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
MANY TO EXHIBIT
ARTS AND CRAFTS
Great Preparations Are Being
Made for Display at
IdOra Park
Miniature City of Nuremberg
VIII Be a Big Feature of
the Affair

OAKLAND. Oct 17.-Over a thousand
exhibits have been received at Idora
park for the big display of arts and
crafts which opens Monday, and the
committee feels well satisfied with the
response Of the artists.
Hundreds Of mechanics have been
busy in the big pavilion the past week
laying out the city of Nuremberg, which
promises TO be one big feature of the
exhibition. No sooner had the carpen-
ters got through than the scene paint
ers started work, with the result that
when the gates are thrown open Mon
day veritable fairyland will greet the
visitor. Streets have been built, shops
erected, and everything conforms to
the old world fashion. The effect pro-
duced is usually novel and artistic. Fol-
lowing is list of exhibits:
Mrs. Katherine Bunnel Corral. Berkeley.
copper and brass; Bertha B0ye. San Francisco,
sculptor Mrs Clewen, San Francisco, metal
pottery; Craft Shop, Los Angeles, metal. leather
work, pottery, Jewelry and stencil; George
Ciaxton. San Francisco jewelry; Miss Althea
menthai (Niss Daingerfeid agent. Russian
laees and crafts; Sonora Franeischi Santa Bar
Francisco, Photography; J. NJ. Griffin, Berkeley.
artist; Goddard Gale, Oakland, water color;
Nellie Hunting Gene. Los Angeles, photos; the
Misses Holden, San Francisco, book binding and
wood carving; Mary Stuart Dunlap, Pasadena,
oil marines; Gertrude Boyle Kanno. FruitFale,
sculptor; o. Y. Lange, Berkeley, photos; May
Morrison. Berkeley, keramics: Kate W. NewhaIi.
Berkeley. oil marine: Clare N o O'ROurke.
Berkeley. stencil and emhroidery: NJ Francher
Pettis Oakland, water color; Emily Pitchford.
Berkeley. photography Emile S. Perry. Los An
geles. clay modelling; Miss Lolita Perine. San
Francisco Illuminating and lettering; Mrs. Eva
Green Perine San Francisco oil and water
colOrs, Eleanor Plsw, Fruitvale. bookplates and
metal work: Haig Pattigan, San Francisco,
bronze sculptor; Mr. Sommers South Pasadena,
Tihauy's glass cutter; Mrs. Nellie Burrill Scott,
San Francisco. oil; Miss Minnie Taylor San
Francisco keramic and leather: Mr.. Ingerson
San Francisco, leather and design; Mrs Thad.
WEIGH, Santa Barbara oil landscapes; E. Al
mond Withrow, San Francisco. painter in all
mediums; Mrs Minnie Burrell- Wood. Oakland,
roses: c. Harding Tebbs. Berkeley. repose metal;
Mrs. Pell. Pacihc Grove, beaten metal John L.
Wilcox Oakland. Russian hammered copper
Beach Robinson, hand made furniture; Mrs.
Meade. needle lace; Mrs. Broggi. needle lace;
Miss Moore. pillow lace; eeclesiastic illumi-
nating and embroidery Danish national er1-
broidery; Mrs. Cox. Armenian needle point lace;
II. G. Tebbs. metal work; Shreve & Co. origf-
nal designs in silver, engraving by Brock &
Feagans Los Angeles: G. h Gihon, engraved
bookplatesi Book Binders Guild Of the World;
Mrs Rufus p. Jennings, craft 5ewelry; Math
Schoefer, ng weaving; Dirk Van Erp. metal
company, hand metal; A. ". Robertson. potter
AT work; Bookplafe guild under Sheldon Cheney:
exhibit Of h0mespuns; C. Anderson. pottery; Lila
Delano. various crafts; F. D. Hunter hand
made furniture, The COmpaneros leather: Mrs.
Irring and Miss Roberts leather and keramics.
IDORA PARK CONCERT
The following program wiz be rem
dered by the band at Idora park to-
morrow afternoon. commencing at 1:45
o'clock:
March, ''Idora" (Deitzl: overture. Light
eavalry' (Suppe) internezzo, ''Wakenda''
fNunez4; polka Francais. ia Russe''
lBehrl popular medley. La Renieke Hits No.
q" fLenckel Characteristic. Persian Lamb
fMeurckl. intermission: moroccan. '-Cocoanut
Dance tHermannl vocal solo. La Salome'
Grader, sung by Signor Caperella; grand Sc
lection. II TrOyat0re' Verdi: idylle. Glow
Worm lLencke): waltz. La Serenata''
lJaNonel march, Victor Herbert fCarr).