April 15, 1889.
through it. This evening all our party went to the Theatre
the Baldwin where Brother Clawson had provided a box for us
The play was "Little Lord Fauntleroy."

April 16, 1889 ~ Tuesday

Tuesday April 16^th 1889
We were joined this morning by Brother Cannon & Wife
M^r Badlam and M^r Trumbo and other members of our
party. M^r Badlam had provided Carriages, and we
drove through the 'Golden Gate Park,' this is a most
charming place. The drives are exceedingly fine. M^r
Badlam had arranged for us to breakfast in the park, at
Dickie's a vary noted house, after which we drove to the
Cliff House, from the balcony of which we sat and watched
the gamboling of the seals. Some of them would weigh from
1200 to 1500 lbs. We then returned through the park, visited
the conservatory, to the Hotel. In the evening myself
and party went to the Bijou Theatre. Col. Trumbo
furnished us a box. Musin, the great violinist,
gave a performance. After the Concert was finished
the Col. took us to a restaurant where we had an
Oyster Supper. Mr John White brother-in-law of the
Col's was with us. I wrote to Ashael Clara and
family.

April 17, 1889 ~ Wednesday

Sunday April 17, 1889.
Col. Trumbo called and took our party through
the ^american^ Cracker Factory in which he is a large stock-
holder. It is a most interesting scene to witness
the manufacture of every kind of cracker and

April 15, 1889. through it. This evening all our party went to the Theatre the Baldwin where Brother Clawson had provided a box for us The play was "Little Lord Fauntleroy."

April 16, 1889 ~ Tuesday

Tuesday April 16th 1889 We were joined this morning by Brother Cannon & Wife Mr Badlam and Mr Trumbo and other members of our party. Mr Badlam had provided Carriages, and we drove through the 'Golden Gate Park,' this is a most charming place. The drives are exceedingly fine. Mr Badlam had arranged for us to breakfast in the park, at Dickie's a vary noted house, after which we drove to the Cliff House, from the balcony of which we sat and watched the gamboling of the seals. Some of them would weigh from 1200 to 1500 lbs. We then returned through the park, visited the conservatory, to the Hotel. In the evening myself and party went to the Bijou Theatre. Col. Trumbo furnished us a box. Musin, the great violinist, gave a performance. After the Concert was finished the Col. took us to a restaurant where we had an Oyster Supper. Mr John White brother-in-law of the Col's was with us. I wrote to Ashael Clara and family.

April 17, 1889 ~ Wednesday

Sunday April 17, 1889. Col. Trumbo called and took our party through the american Cracker Factory in which he is a large stockholder. It is a most interesting scene to witness the manufacture of every kind of cracker and