Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-28

| to this city. I trembled at mentsh OF the
name of Crosby s. Noyes, AM now when
/ sit next to him find myself turning
| around and wondering whetner it Is me-
IT never thought 1 should be an honored
guest of such a distinguished company as
| l have here tonight. This friendship makes
me feel as if fought te be a better man..
Mr.. Warner spoke of some of the lessons
his trip abroad had taught him.. He had
been convinced that the immigrants to this
| country are Of class that make good citi-
zens. He described how the Immigrants
leave their homes and go on board the
steamers in a clearly condition and when
they reach this country after their long
journey they are judged by their appear
ance. But in short time he declared they
are on the farms of the west in their former
clearly condition and ambitious to rise In
the world.
He believes that they make good citizens.
He believes that the commissioner of i'm
migration Of New York was right when ne
said that 80 per cent of such people make
good citizens.
Mr.. Warner was warmly applauded at
intervals during his remarks. When he had
concluded the toastmaster announced that
Mr.. Warner will deliver an Illustrated lee
ture May IL at $3.50 o'clock on his trip
abroad.
Presented With Drawing.
Mr.. Nesbit then presented the guest of
honor with the original drawing OF the H.
being a view of the desert with the fea-
lures Of Mr.. Warner engrafted upon the
Sphinx. and showing the camel and mule
that he had ridden.
The committee in charge of the dinner
consisted of Mr.. James T. Dubois, Mr.
John McElroy, Mr.. Thomas Hopkins MT.
Charles F. Nesbit, Justice Thomas H. An
derson and Mr.. Thomas c. NoyeS.
Names of Those Present.
Those present were the following:
Thomas H. Anderson, Lester A. Barr, A.
A. Birney. Cen John c. Black. John s..
Blair. A. B. Browne, Henry l.. Bryan, w.
B. Bryan, Joseph w. Buck, Rev. ]. q. But
Ter. DR.. w. X. Butler. l.. e. Breun-
niger, A. J. Bache. John Carmody .. s. N;
J. J. Darlington. Addison Dubois. James T.
Dubois. W. Clarence Duvall, Charles II.
Dubois, Charles NJ Emery. A. F. Fox,
Charles W. Fairfax. Dr.. E. M. Galiaudet.
J: c: Giles. jr:. Brooklyn, N. T.; Arthur TN,
Hendricks. A. T. Hensey. Adm. Philip HIGH
born, U.S.N.; T. w. Hopkins. E. W. Hearne,
H. G. Jacobs VIM. Jessop, Myren j. Jones.
DR.. H. L. E. Johnson, W. S. Knox. w. b.
King. DR.; Richard Kingsman' G. G Ian Ian
caster, John B. Larner, A. Llsner'
1rWin B. M Linton mfe' irwin II II. Linton
John McElroy. H. B. f. Mcfarland. w n.
Moses. Hosea B. Moulton, Chas. A. Muodi-
man, Rev. H. r. Naylor, ID. Charles r.
Nesbit. II. T. Newcomb, w. W. Neweil,
Binghamton, N Y; C. F. Norment, Crosby
S. Noyes. Thos. c. Noyes. Theo: w: Noyes'
James F. oyster, Judge 8. J. Peelle, Rev
Wallace Radcliffe, D. D.; ]. II. Ralston,
Clarence B. Rheem. E. R. Rochester, Cuno
H. Rudolph, Miles NJ. Shand, Edgar ID.
Shaw, J. II. Small, jr Jack Smith,
Gen. Ellis Spear, O. G. Staples,
G. w. F. Swartzell, ]. S. Swormstedt, Chas.
p Stone, Philadelphia Pa; N. l.. Sans
bury. T. w. Smith. VIM. M. Terrell, Rev
w. P Thirkield. ID: VIM. Tindail L.
S. Truesdell, Binghamton, N. Y; Geo.
Jesse B. WILSON, Elphonzo Youngs and VIM.
j. Zeh.