Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-06
CROSBY STUART MOVES.
photo by Harris Ewins.)

ford, associate justice of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, and
Rev. c. Ernest Smith. DID,, rector of St.
Thomas Episcopal Church.
The Noyes Memorial Committee.
On the stage also were many members
of the Moves memorial committee, which
is composed of the following:
Milton E. Allies. Allen D. Albert jr.,
Thomas H. Anderson. r. P. Andrews
Charles B. Bailey. Job Barnard, Benja-
min F. Barnes, Conrad Becker. Charles
J. Bell. Alexander Graham Bell, F. H.
Bethel, w. j. Board1lan. Scott c. Bone,
George F. Bowerman Edwin c. Bran
denours. P. J. Brennan. Alexander Brit
ton. Chaplin Brown. Glenn Brown, Walter
A. Brown: Henry B. Brown. Adds B.
Browne, w. B. Bryan. Rev. DIR. d. H.
Buel, Charles S. Bundy.
D. j. Callahan. Joseph G. Cannon.
Frank G. Carpenter, r. A. Chester
Walter c. Clephane. l.. A. Coolidge, Will
liam. v. Cox, Samuel w. Curriden.
William H. De Lacy. J. Maury Dove.
Edward Fl. Droop. Francis H. Duehay
W. Dunn. John Joy Edison.
William Corcoran Eustis.
Charles W. Fairbanks, DIR. A. P Far
don, Victor G. Fisher, Charles E. Fos-
tcf, JOAu w. OSteT, Albert FOX. rear
Admiral S. r. Franklin, Daniel Fraser,
William P. Frye.
T. NJ. Gale. E. NJ. Gallaudet William T.
Galliher. Jacob H. Gallinger Washington
Gardner. c. c. Glover. J. Howard Gore,
Andrew B. Graham, Edwin C. Graham,
Ashley NJ. Gould, Benjamin s. Graves, Ber-
nard r. Green. William r. GUIDE, Benja-
min w. Guy. Francis M. Gunnell.
A. b. Hagner. Eugene Hale, Rev. Ed
ward Everett Hale. George E. Hamilton,
vrtr II or1o
Harvey, Robert N. Harper, r. E. Hayden.
r. w. Henderson. William G. Henderson,
j. B. Henderson, James 8. Henry, J. Whit.
Heron, Waldo c. Hibbs James G. Hill,
w. S. Hoge. William H. Hoeke. w. H.
Holmes. j. c. Hornblower, Franklin T.
Howe, James F. Hood, Col. r. L. Hoxie,
Beale r. Howard.
Hennen Jennings.
Simon kann, Rudolph Kauffmann
Victor Kaufman D. J. kaufman, Charles
William B. King, William S. Knox,
George NJ. Kober
G. Lansburgh. John B. Larner, Ralph
w. Lee. ]. Edward Libbey. A. Lisner.
William Loeb, jr, A. NJ. Lothrop, G. A.
Lyon. jr.
John McElroy. W MCGEE, J. Nota
McGill, F. B. MCGUIRE, John r. Mclean,
Richard A. Mclean, Arthur D. Marks.
Henry B. F. Mcfarland. E. S. NARROW.
William F. Mattingly, William A. Maury.
F. P. May. William A. Mearns, N. o.
Messenger. Frederic L. Moore, Willis l..
Moore. Martin F.. Morris, John P. Miller,
Thomas F. Morgan. Maj Jay J. Morrow,
Arthur c. Moses. William H. Moses.
ment, Charles p. Neill.
George M. Oyster, James F. Oyster,
Monsignor D. J. O'Connell.
r. E. Pairo. Aulick Palmer E. South
Peelle. r. Ross Perry. Henry c. Perkins.
Clifford Pinchot. w. NJ. Poindexter, Sam
uel J. Prescott, Herbert Putnam.
Don Gonzalo de Quesada.
]. HI. Ralston, William II. Rapley. E. E.
Rapley, B. W. Reiss. G. w. Richardson,
F. A. Richardson. Charles H. Robb, Elihu
Root, Cuno II. Rudolph.
B. Francis Saul. Joseph I. Saks, Edgar
D. Shaw. \. IL. Shea. Seth Shepard. E. l..
s s1eson WI 'I small shus'sr w so,amsns
Rev. c. FL: st Smith: John s, shriver.
VIM. r. Smith. A. r. Spofford. Wendell
stsoyd Edwa1d j. sellwasen Dr.
Swartzell. Richard Sylvester.
William II. Taft, Baron Kogoro Taxa
hira, Rev. w. P. Thirkield, William Tin
dali Corcoran Thorn. E. n. Thomas. j. K.
Thorpp. George Truesdell, Richard w.
Tyler.
Josiah A. Van Orsdel.
William P. Van Wickle. Charles D.
Walcott Thomas F. Walsh, Her
bert d. Ward. B. Fl. Warner, Henry
Ter. Henry A. Willard, Jesse B. Wilson.
Gen. John NJ Wilson. Simon Wolf, Henry
l.. West, s. w. Woodward, A. s. Worth
inston. Daniel Thew Wright, Walter
Wyman.
In the boxes on the left were the two
sons of the late editor. Mr. Theodore W.
Moves. president of The Evening Star
Company. and Mr.. Frank B. Noyes edi-
tor and publisher of the Chicago Record
Herald. and the members of their families
In the boxes on the right were Mr.. Ru-
dolph kauffmann managing editor of The
Star; Mr.. Beslc r. Howard. secretary of
The Star Company: Mr.. Frank A. Rich
ardson. DIR. and Mrs. j. c. Simpson. Mr..
j. T. Granger Miss Helina Mccarthy, G.
c. Rogers and Capt. w. A. Rogers.
After the Marine Band had given Han
dePs Largo" Rev. Edward Everett Hale
a personal friend of Mr.. Noyes, delivered
the invocation.
Father of Mercy" prayed the distn-
guished chaplain. Thou hast been
pleased to call away from us one who has
served SO well here; one whom we
loved, if we knew him; one who has gone
to higher service. We ask Thee to
keep green in our memories lives like his:
to bear each others burdens day by day
and year by year. AS we grow old and
know more may We become dearer to
| Thee. and so live that we may carry out
Thy purposes"
Commissioner Mcfarland Speaks.
Then In the solemn hush that had fallen
over the great audience Commissioner
mcfarland spoke as follows:
President Roosevelt said of Crosby
Stuart Noyes in letter to his family
which expresses the Presidents sentiment
for this meeting today:
Mr. Noyes was one of the two or
three leading citizens and most dis
tinguished men OF Washington. and his
.oss will be felt not only in the city itself,
but far beyond
This is the thought which is in all our
minds linked with that other which Sec
rotary Hay expressed at the time of the
celebration OF the citizens of Washington
in honor of Mr.. Noyes in June. 1904 when
out of his long friendship. he said: The
unbroken and distinguished success which
has marked your career has been the
legitimate result of the honor, the integ-
rity and good will which have inspired all
the efforts OF your life. No man ever more
thoroughly deserved the love and the ap-
p-oval Of his felow-citizens. and it has
been given to few men of my acQuaint-