Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-16
,oney to adding to the sum of human

money to adding to the sum of human
/ knowledge.
| Zone thing only have envied him and
that is the power that when he sees some
| thing in the world OF exploration which
he feels ought to be done he can put his
| out wasting the greater portion OF his gray
matter in raising the sinews of war. and
| thus being compelled to enter upon the
work almost exhausted In mind and body.
| II trust he may long continue to win new
honors for his country, and should he or
| any other in the near future better the
| record or reach the pole itself. our hands
\ shall be extended In warmest congratula-
| ton to one whom We shall know is a man..
United States Navy.
Secretary Bonaparte was called on to
respond to the toast Of 1.-THE United States
Navy" which he did in an extended speech.
He excused himself for the length Of de-
liverance by saying that it was about the
| last time he would ever have a chance to
| make a speech as Secretary of the Navy
| and the audience could consider 1t as a
sort of eulogy on the dear departed.
| The Secretary spoke In favor Of a larger
| and stronger navy. calling to mind the
time when an effective feet enabled Ad-
! country in the Philippines. He also re-
ferred to the lack of respect that had been
shown the naval uniform of the United
States recently at Newport and said that
| the navy could not seek healthy amuse-
, ment and recreation in reputable resorts,
| they would seek them in vicious ones, with
all the inevitable consequences.
! Toastmaster Moore then called on DR..
| Frederick Cook to tell of his experiences
| in the dash to the top, of Mount Mckinley,
and DR.. Cook had only got well sarted on
| his narrative when he was interrupted by
| the appearance of the President.
1t was very notable gathering even for
Washington. where SO many. of the high
est federal officers, representatives of the
army and navy and of the scientidc7world
are easily assembled.
The Invited Guests. atas'
The big banquet hall was crowded, and
the list of invited guests included
DR.. Frederick A. Cook. Commander Peary.
the Secretary of the Navy. The Italian am
bassador. Prof. Willis Moore. the president
of the National Geographic Society; Mrs.
Key. the minister of Colombia, Madame
Carlo. the minister of Norway, Madame
! Calderon, the Japanese ambassador, the
Secretary of Agriculture. the minister of
Bolivia, Madame Hauge. the minister of
Switzerland, Mr.. Emory r. Johnson, Mrs.
Hobson, Commander Key. Mrs. Tilden, the
counsellor of the Japanese embassy, Ma
| dame Cortes. the minister of Ecuador, Mrs.
Willis Moore, the charge d'affaires of Spain,
Madame y Miyaoka, Mr. P Re1i' Mrs.
lier. Dr. Anita Newcomb McGee
Mr.. Waernicke, Mr.. A. H. Chase, Mr.. Brad
bury, Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs. G. v. B. Moore,
Mr.. Walter c. Thomas, Mrs. Mesney, Mr..
Mesney, Mrs. Buckley, Mr.. Buckley, Mrs.
Van Wickle, Mr.. Van Wickle, Mr.. Dennis,
Mr.. Penniman, Mr. H. H. Kimball, Mr.. w.
G. Dennis. Mr.. John w. Echols. Mr.. Ed
ward r. Wood. Mrs. Denney, Mr.. Denney,
Mr.. w. R. Smith, Mrs Eliza T: Ward, Mrs.
7. II. Mckee. MIR. James Penniman, Mrs.
F. V. Coville, r. S. Woodward, jr.. Miss
Carlo, E. s. Barlow, Miss Gheen, Admiral
Prindle, Mrs. Andrew B. Graham, Andrew
B. Graham. Mrs. Prindle, John b. Sleman,
ST., Mr.. E. Quincy Smith, John B. Sleman,
jr., Miss Austin, Mr. M. I. Weller Mrs.
Austin. Senator Gallinger. Mr.. F. V. Coville,
heuel Small. Frank B. Stetson, Charles s.
Bradley, Fred G. Clapp, Mrs. Gheen, Adj
miral Gheen, Mr.. G. R. Putnam, Mr. Wm
Coz Robinson, Gen. James A Buchanan
Mrs. Grundsky Mr.. c. E. Grundsky, Mrs.
Gallinger, Mr. O. P. Austin, Mrs. M. B.
Tulloch, Mr.. Henry v. Tulloch, Mr.. Arthur
c. johnson, Mr. J. A Breckons, Mrs W. A
H. Church, Mr.. Edward S. Jones, Mr.. Mel
vile Church Mr.. w. w. Andrews, Mr.. Err
nest H. Merrick, Mr.. A. E.. Bowers, Mr.. Nc
Lanahan. Mrs. Cushman. Representative
Burleson, Mr.. David Fairchild, Mrs. Burle-
son. Mr.. John Ross Martin. Mr.. Frederick
E. Mann, Mr.. Ernest Janson, Mrs. Craw-
ford, Mr. Joseph Crawford, Miss Roll
DR.. Cushman, Mrs. David Fairchild.
Representative Lamb, Mr.. Gardner Bell
Miss. Pilot, Rev David H. Buell. MES.
y II. =.
Judge Knapp. Judge Clark. Representative
Grosyenor. Gen. sternberg. Mr.. Herbert
Wadsworth, Mrs. Theodore Noyes, Mr.. Hen
men Jennings Mrs Herbert Wadsworth, the
Bishop of Washington. Mrs James w.
Pinchot, Senator Hopkins, Mrs. John Dali
zell, Mr.. Shainwald, Mrs Shainwald, Rep
resentative Dalzell. Mrs. Charles H. Gros-
venor Monsignor O'Connell, Mrs Lamar,
Mr.. Theodore Noyes, Mrs. Hennen Jen-
nings, Mr.. Archibald Hopkins, Mrs. Ora
ham Bell. Senator Warren, Mrs. Hopkins,
Dr. Alexander Is n, Graham !, Bell. Mr. HAM
Rowland. Mr.. B. H. Warner, Mr.. Robert P.
Porter, Judge Barnard, Mr.. HI. Bridg-
man, Mr.. Jesse E. Wilson, Mrs. Charles
Wyman. DIR. w: A. White. Senator Clark.
Representative Lacey. Mr.. George Shras,
Third Lieut.. Gen. Miles, Mrs. Joseph Kuhn,
Senator e,,s Perkins; Mrs: Barnard Gardner F.
Maurice Low. Mrs Ackert, Mr.. Henry C.
Perkins. Mrs. Charles D. Walcott. Rep
resentative Mann. Mrs. Clark, Charles
George [. Raymond. Miss Allen Bell.
Dr. J. H. Bryan. Miss Bryan. Mr..
D. G. Phillips. Mrs. D: e: Phillips, Mr..
F. D. Mckinney. Mrs Mckinney. Mr.. w.
Browne. Mr.. F. A. Richardson. Mr.. Frank
Sutton. Senator McCreary. Mrs. wynne.
Col Casey, Mrs. Casey, Mr.. Seattle, MIR.
J; A. Holmes Mrs: ssaife., Dr. GA Rich
SON. Mrs: Snow. Mr.. Charles H.
Mr.. Edgar C. Snyder. Mrs. Snyder. Mr. Gill
son Gardner, Mr.. Piiler. Mr.. Thompson.
Mr.. John Holmes Magruder. Gen. shallen-
berger, Mr.. George H. Judd. Mrs. George
H Judd, Dr. L. A. Bauer, Mrs, L. A.
Bauer, Mrs Charles g Stone, Or. Charles
G. Stone. Mr.. James s. Henry. Mr.. A. F.
Emery. Mr.. Odell L. Whipple. Mr.. Arthur
G. Plant, Mr.. Frank B. Lord. Mr.. w. M.
Mitchell. Mrs. Futon. Mr.. Fulton, Rev.
Thomas D. Clark, Miss McCerey, Mrs.
Ernest Smith, Miss Harding. Rev Ernest
Smith, Mrs. E. c. Walker. Mr. E. G.
Walker. Miss. Laura Bell. Mr.. Anthony
F'iala, Miss Emily Bell, Mr.. Marlatt Mrs.
George F. Becker. Mr.. Stuyvesant Pilot.
Mrs. Marlatt, Representative Burton, Mrs.
Sweat. Mr.. Henry 8. Kerr. Miss Seidmore,
Mrs. Graft, Senator Hepburn, Represen-
tative Graft, Mrs. Hepburn, DR.. Hamilton
Wright, Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor, Ad-
mira1 Chester. s.,- -, 40.
Mr.. Arthur Dunn, Mrs. Arthur Dunn, Mr..
w. r. Hum, Mr. George Wood. Mrs. Henry
s. Kerr, Mr.. Gilbert H. Grosvenor. Mrs.
Stuyvesant Pilot, Mr.. Charles DENLY, Mrs.
Anthony Fiala, DR.. George F. Becker, Mrs.
Hamilton Wright. Mr.. w. s. Irwin, Miss
Perkins. Representative Perkins, Mrs Hat
ton. Mr.. Clifford Pinchot Mr.. Edward Ev-
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