The San Francisco call., 1905-03-24
THRONGS WILL PAY LAST
TRIBUTE TO MRS. STANFORD
: SIMPLICITY TO MARX SERVICES
With Sacred Word and Song the Remains Will Be
Laid Away i'm Mausofeum To-day

1 Yield My Spirit from Mendelssohn.
will be sung. by the student choir ac-
companied on the pipe organ by Dr. B.
c. Blodgett, the university organist
Rev. John w. Dinsmore of San Jose
will deliver the principal memorial
address over the body of the late bene-
factress. Carrying out the other parts
of the service, the Rev. William Kirk
Guthrie of the First Presbyterian
Church of San Francisco will offer the
opening prayer; Rabbi Voorsanger of
. Temple Emanuel of San Francisco
will read the first lesson: the Rev. f.
r. Ollie, D. D., of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church of Oakland. the Sec
ond lesson: the Right Rev Will
will speak the second prayer: Rev. C.
M Hill of the Baptist Theological
Seminary of Berkeley will pronounce
the benediction- This will end the SER
vices in the Memorial Church.
RITES AT MAUSOLEUM.
The last rites before the body of Mrs.
Stanford is laid away will be per-
formed before the portals Of the granite
mausoleum on the Palo Alto estate. This
service is to be brief and simple. 1t
will be held entirely In the open air in
order to give the great crowds who
Will fail to gain entrance to the Me-
mortal Church an opportunity to see
the ceremony of interment
The Rev. Charles Brown of the First
Congregational Church of Oakland will
deliver a short address commemorating
the memory of the great founder of the
university, Bishop Nichols will offer
the final committal prayer, and then
the body of Mrs. Stanford will be con-
signed forever to the stone sar-
cophagus, there to rest beside her hus-
band and son.
In the procession to the mausoIeum
there will be perhaps four thousand
people. and all but one or two hundred
of them will represent a close interest
lin Mrs. Stanford and the university
which bears her name. One thousand
five hundred undergraduate students
will form the main body of the column
In addition there will be almost five
hundred faculty members, perhaps as
many alumni, about one hundred rep
resentatives of various organizations,
the same number of employees of the
estate. and a thousand friends of the
university from Palo Alto and the near
| by towns. Members of the four under
graduate classes will form the head of
this procession. Then will follow the
faculty, the alumni. representatives of
organizations, the honorary pallbear-
ers, the intimate pallbearers, the
hearse, the relatives and the general
public.
HONORARY PALLBEARERS.
The honorary pallbearers will be:
Hon. Whitelaw Reid. Timothy Hop
| kins, Judge w. H. Beatty, Judge w.
W. Morrow, DR.. w. r. Cluness, James
Carolan, d. w. Earl of the board of
trustees of Stanford University, Judge
NJ H. Hyland, Judge s. F. Leib, Gov
orner George c. Pardee, David Starr
Jordan, president of the university;
Benjamin Ide Wheeler, president of the
University of California: Colonel
George C. Gray, Judge A. L. Rhodes,
d. o. Mills, Captain N. T. Smith, w.
H. Crocker, j. ID. Grant. Major G. d.
Worswick, Mountford s. Wilson, Will
liam Babcock. C. P. Eells, G. e. Croth-
ers, L. S. Beedy. A. NJ. Dibble, A. L.
Trowbridge. ]. d. MacGilvray. Archi-
tect C. e. Hodges.