Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-01
CROSBY STUART MOVES.
Photo by Harris Ewing.

preciative individual friends and organiza-
tionS.
Floral Offerings.
Among the flower offerings were the
following:
A pail Of purple double violets inter-
spersed with sweet peas and lilac blooms.
with a border of white lilacs and orchids,
which completely covered the top Of the
casket; sent by Mrs. Crosby S. Moves and
the other surviving members of the fam
lily.
From the President and Mrs. Roosevelt
wreath of lilies, white carnations and
maidenhair fern.
Gen. Felix Agnus of the Baltimore
American. large wreath on pedestal, white
heather green orchids. with base of as
censon lilies and galx leaves
Gridiron Club, wreath with standard
American beauty roses one side, violets
other side, lilies of the valley. orchids
and palms, with base of lilies and galix
leaves, tied with black and white ribbon,
embossed with club emblem.
Oldest Inhabitants, large wreath Of pink
and white roses, tulips, maidenhair fern,
chinese lilies.
Star boys standard of Richmond red
roses and palms.
American Security and Trust Company,
large standing wreath of pink roses, lau-
rel leaves and lilies of the valley.
Board of Trade. large standing wreath
of galix leaves. white roses lilies of the
valley.
Board of trustees, Reform School.
wreath of violets. lilies of the valley aand
maidenhair fern.
A. s. Abel Company Baltimore Sun.
wreath and standard La FrInce roses,
white carnations lilies OF the valley and
forget-me-notS.
Star agents, large standing wreath of
white carnations and Gala lilies and
maidenhair fern.
American beauty roses Easter lilies and
palms.
: Temple Lodge. F. A. A. NJ. No. 80,
large wreath of pink and white roses.
Excelsior Lodge, 1. o. o. F., pink pillow,
with Il. o. o. F. in viofets. with back
ground of white roses.
From ten colored friends. large wreath
of pink and white roses. palms in center.
Minister and Mrs. Quesada. cross of
white roses, lilies of the valley and car
nations.
Kicker Brothers. Poland Springs Hotel.
wreath of cattleya. orchids. Whitman
ferns and lilies of the valley.
Gait & Brother. large wreath of lilies
of the valley and violets.
john r. Mclean. Washington Post,
wreath with standard, eachantress car
nations. giant mignonette. green orchids,
lilies of the valley and palms.
Scott c. Bone, Washington Herald,
cluster of sage palm leaves, Killarney
roses. violets, narcissus and purple rib
bon.
L. P Darrell Advertising Agency,
wreath of Easter lilies, red roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Beall Howard. standing
wreath of La France roses. lilies Of the
valley and palms.
Mr. and Mrs Victor Kaufman, stand
ing cross white roses, valley lilies and
orchids.
Miss May Adams, standing wreath of
lilies of the valley and violets.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman, large
spray of white roses and violets.
Melville Z. Stone, general manager Of
Associated Press, large spray of Easter
lilies, violets and palms.
Mrs. Alexander Shepherd, large. fiat
bouquet of Easter lilies and white roses.
Gen. George II. Harries. large wreath of
pink roses, lilies of the valley and orchids.
DR.. and Mrs. Simpson. large. fiat bou-
quet of white and purple violets.
Other handsome floral tributes were
Jenkins. Mrs. Pettigrew and the Misses
Prentice, Mrs. and Miss Whiting, Arthur
E. Randle Burleigh Milton. Mr.. and
Mrs. William A: Rogers, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ. Brady, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Dowell. Mr.. and Mrs. Osgood
Dowell. Miss Mollie Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. C.. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith.
IOi. ana NTs- n. f1OHlc. MI JOH1 f1ItZ,
Mr.. H. II. Kohlsaat. Mr.. Charles Rau-
scher, Mr.. Arthur j. Parsons, MIR. Henry
Small. the Hendley family, Mr.. James
Deering, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Boyd, Dr.
and Mrs: Joseph Murphy: DR.. and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. Everitt Rapley. Frank
Carlos Griffith, DR. and Mrs Merchant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Perry. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Rheem. Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
GUIDE. o. G.. Staples. Miss Eddy Drew.
I'll hell
Lewis. s. v. Noyes, Misses Noyes. DR..
and Mrs Reisinger. Miss Mamie Emory,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanzant Cox. DIR. j. Ram
say hewitt, B. II. Warner. Miss b. G.
Perrie Mr.. and Mrs Chipmln. Mrs. H. {.
Ne rrill. DR.. ]. f. Jones Mr.. and Mrs.
Stellwagen.
Tribute From President Roosevelt.
Among the thousands of written or
printed expressions of regard for Mr..
Noyes one of the most appreciated is
the brief note penned by President Reose-
Welt on the day on which the death was
announced. II is addressed to Mr..
Thomas G. Noyes. and Is as follows:
My Dear Mr.. Moves:
Will you allow me to present my very
deep sympathy to you and through you
to the other members of your family In
was one Of the two or three leading citi-
zens and most distinguished men of
Washington. and his loss will be felt not
only in the city itself. but far beyond.
With renewed expressions Of regard and
sympathy.
Sincerely yours.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Friend of the Oppressed.
MIR. Moves was by instinctiv, impulse
the friend of the oppressed. whether an
Individual. a race, a people or nation.
Through The Star he did more than any
other single force to protect the Amer
leans In Hawaii and to prevent the PES.
toration of Queen LiliuokalaIi. with her
indicated purpose of Strengthening her en-
emies among the Americans, under what
The Star designated as ''the policy of in
fanny" He was also the friend of Cuba.
Minister Quesada in his letter accepting
appointment as honorary pallbaarer says:
Cuba's Appreciation.
Your note inviting me, in the. name of
the family OF the late Crosby Stuart
Noyes. to act as honorary pallbearer at