The Washington herald., 1911-11-16
.HARRIES LAUDED
BY His FRIENDS
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OF the District up to a proper standard
Of efficiency than any other one man We
have ever had. He has done more; he
has seen to the perfection Of our equip
ment and I think can say that as a
result of his efforts. the National Guard
Of the District is as well equipped as any
State military organization.
| II do not speak Of Gen. Harries only
as friend OF the men who sit here
| tonight" said Adds >B. Browne, for
without regard to degree. high or low, I
know, here and elsewhere, OF the friend
ship Gen. Harries has shown to human
ity, and this makes me honor him more
than any of the honors that have been
showered on him here tonight"
HarrIes, the Genius.
H. NJ. BylIesby, head Of the Chicago
organization with which Gen. Harries
has allied himself, speaking to the toast,
Gen. Harries as a constructive genius"
said that the most enviable part OF Gen.
Harries' constructive accomplishments
had been through his work and affection
| for his fellow-men IN ameliorating the
conditions of poverty and economic I'M
easiness and bridging the chasm between
capital and labor.
When he arose to reply Gen. Harries
vas presented with a splendid silver
citation from Washington friends, and
portfolio containing autograph testimon-
ials from friends here.
Thanks and AdIeu.
I'm going because a larger field
opens,'' he said in closing. ut is not
that loved Washington less, but that
loved ByIesby more, and so II at
any time can be Of service to this COM
munity or to the companies with which
was so long associated. 1 can be had
at a momept's notice.
IT'D sou, individually. I hardly know
what to say. In the face Of so many
affectionate remarks am almost dumb.
The man who would fail to appreciate
the outpouring Of hearts that have come
to me in the last few days would be
monstrosity. And 1 do appreciate 1t. 1
hope YOU all will continue to be my
friends l will do my best to deserve
your friendship, and 1 am sure l shall
never do anything to cause loss of your
esteem
Present at Banquet.
Following is the list of diners:
Milton Allies, Gen. J. B. Aleshire, Gen.
James Allen, George c. Altemus, and
Snowden Ashford.
Gibbs L. Baker, Lester A. Barr, Gen.
]. c. Bates. c. ]. Bell, F. H. Bethel,
Henry P Blair Thomas Bones, Morgan
Bradford. jr., F. Walter Brandenburg,
Evans Browne. Chaplin Brown. A. B.
Browne, Hon. Charles S. Bundy. E. B.
Burritt, \. T. Britton, and H. NJ Byl-
lesby.
D. ]. Callahan. Hon. P. P. Campbell.
d. S. CARL. John Doyle Carmody. Capt.
Charles De F. Chandler, w. A. H.
Church. 4. P. Clark, jr., Richard Con-
ner, w. V. Cox. and Donald A. Craig.
J. J. Darlington. H. Bradley Davidson,
f. B. Dean. Jules Demonet, John Dolph.
r. Golden Donaldson, Charles A. Doug
las, ]. NJ. Dove, jr., William N. Dove,
Hon. Elmer Dover. William F. Downey,
E. H. Droop. DR.. H. c. Duffey, and T.
c.. Dulin.
F. NJ. Eastman. John Joy Edison. Hon.
Wade Ellis, Z. B. Eynon, and William
John Eynon.
G. W. Fuller and H. W. Fuller.
George w Gall w. T. Galliher, Isaac
Cans. Julius Gar1nkle. DR.. Edward Mer-
rill Gates. DR.. Frank E. Gibson, DIR.
L. W. Glazebrook, c. ]. Gocklef Earl
ham. Thomas Grant, B. s. Graves, and
Norman Gray.
w. F. Ham. George f. Hamilton, Gen.
George Harries, Herbert Harries, War
rem Harries. Col. w. Z. Harvey, Hon.
Perry Heath, Ernest Heinrich, J. T.
Hendrick. w G. Henderson, c. NJ. Hend-
ley, A. T Hensey, c. Heurich, w. B.
Hibbs, F. S. Hight, Joel Hillman, George
P. Hoover, and J. E. Hurley.
Gen. John A. Johnston and Maj. w.
V. Judson
Rudolph Kaufman. D. ]. Kaufman,
DR.. ]. J. Kaveney, W. J. Kehoe. L. NJ.
Kelly. ]. Miller Kenyon, c. S. Kimball,
c. P. King. and w. B. King.
James J. Langdon. J. B. Larner. DR..
D. Olin Leech. A. E. L. Leckie, Ralph
w. Lee. A. Lisner. Hon. William Loeb,
jr., and A. NJ. Lothrop.
Hon. H. B. F. mcfarland, f. S. Mar
low. John McElrOy, E. ]. McQuade, W.
A Mearns, William F. Meyers, George
Mills. J. T. Moffett, Thomas P. Morgan.
and A. c. Moses.
Fred T. Nesbit. H. T. Newcomb, c.
F. Norment, Frank B. Noyes, Theodore
w. Noyes, and Thomas G. Noyes.
Gen. Robert Shaw Oliver, Col. Charles
H. Ourand, DR.. c. ]. Owen, Owen Owen |
and Capt. James F. Oyster.
Z. S. Parker, c. S. Partridge, R. ROSS
Perry, D. S. Porter, S. J. Prescott, and
+. B. Pyle.
Col. A. E. RandIe, w. H. Rapley, Ken
nedy F. Rae, Frank Reside, DR.. L. H |
Reichelderfer, c. B. Rheem, William f. |
Roberts. and Hon. Cuno H. Rudolph.
Joseph 1. Saks. Col. George F. Shut |
Miles NJ Shand. William NJ. Shuster, !
Col. r. d. Simnls, Henry K. Simpson, |
DR.. John Crayke Simpson, L. E. Sinclair !
]. Henry Small, jr., Col. S. E. Smiley, E. |
Quincy Smith, Frank Smith, Oden S. |
Smith, T. NJ. Smith, w. Hamilton Smith, |
Gen. Ellis Spear, o. G. Staples, E. ]. |
Stellwagen Anton Stephan. Joseph Stod-
dard, DR.. Charles G. Stone, Joseph Stras-
burger, and w. c. Sullivan.
E. H. Thomas, DR.. William TIndall, F.
H. Treat, Charles z. Tribbey, Col
George Truesdall, and P. r. Turpin.
W. P. Van Wrinkle, Harry Wardman,
John ]. Weaver, NJ. 1. Weller, Hon. Rob-
ert Wells, Hon. H. L. West, Maj. P. W.
West, Sidney West, W. D. West, Gen.
Charles H. Whipple, William H White,
F. ]. Whitehead, ]. L. Whitmore, Henryt
K. Willard, Levi Woodbury., and Benja-
min Woodruff.
Lieut.. Col. Glendie B. Young.