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General Arrangements for the Funeral of Mrs. Jane Lathrop Stanford

Friday, March the Twenty-fourth

The hour for the services in the Memorial Church is half-past one.

Doors of the church will be open at 12:15.

All persons who are to have seats in the Memorial Church should be in their places before the hour set for the beginning of services.

The general public, in very limited numbers, will be admitted by the west transept door. When all the seats set aside for their use are occupied this door will be closed.

All Alumni are requested to assemble in the building of the Law Department (Rooms 1 and 2, Inner Quadrangle) before 1 o'clock. Thence they will go to the church in a body, entering by the front entrances.

All official representatives (other than pall-bearers) sent by organizations should report in person at Room 55, Inner Quadrangle, in the small building just east of the church, before 1 o'clock. Thence they will be escorted to their reserved sections.

Families of trustees and pall-bearers, and special guests, should report their presence in Room 55, Inner Quadrangle, in the small building just east of the church. They will then be escorted to their reserved section.

Press representatives will be received at the west transept door.

Employes of the university and the estate, with adult members of their immediate families, should enter by the east transept door.

The faculty of the university, of the rank of professor, associate professor, assistant professor, and instructor, will assemble in the Council Room, before 1 o'clock, in order that they may go to the church in a body. They will enter by the front entrances.

Adult members of the immediate families of the above members of the faculty will enter the church by the east rear transept door.

Resident graduate students will have a reserved section in the choir loft. They should enter by the east choir stairway.

The Freshman and Senior classes will occupy the east gallery. They should enter by the east transept door.

The Sophomore and Junior classes will occupy the west gallery. They should enter by the west transept door.

All student must present their registration cards for the purpose of identification at the doors of the church.

At the close of the services in the church, while the organ postlude is being played, all of the congregation, except the immediate funeral party, will leave the building by their respective entrances and take their proper places in the procession for the march to the Mausoleum. The procession will form in front of the Memorial Arch on the east road around the oval. Marshals will give the necessary directions.

The procession will be led (1) by the Freshman class, under the leadership of their officers. After them will follow (2) the Sophomores, (3) the Juniors, (4) the Seniors, (5) the resident Graduate Students, (6) the Church Choir, (7) the Alumni, (8) the Faculty of the University, (9) the officiating clergymen, (10) the honorary pall-bearers, (11) the pall-bearers, (12) the family, (13) the offical delegates, (14) the employes - in the order named.

Policing arrangements have been made to direct the public to keep certain walks and roads, and certain spaces around the Mausoleum, clear for the purposes of these services.