Last Night's Banquet

The first annual banquet of the Womans auxialiary of the Y. M. C. A. to the sustaiuing mernbers of the association oocured last night, over 200 covers benig laid in the Y. M. O. A. rooms. After a delectablo menu, the following progranime of toasts wás given, Charles W. Wagner, president of the association, acting as toastmaster : "Ann Arbor's Wealth," by Frank D. Taylor, of Detroit; "Investments," by B.W. Gibson, of Deiroit; "Citizenship," by G. Frank Allmendinger ; "Onr Neighbors, " State Secretary H. M. Clarke, of Detroit; "Onr Entertainments, ' by H. G. VanTuyl, of Detroit, "The Work," J. A.C. Hildner; "Homes ; of Ann Arbor, " by Col. Henry S. Dean, of this.city. A large nmnber of gnests were present, many being from outside the city, espeeially from Detroit.