Its Final Banquet

The University Masonio Club had its final banqaet of the year at Prettyman'g Satnrday nigut. There was not so large a nomber of the facnlty members present as heretofore, but the interest in the matter did not flag and tbe student raembers acquitted themselves well as speakers. O. P. Cole, president of the clnb, introduced George D. Edgar as the toastmaster of the evening and in easy informal speeohes he called on the following wbo responded proruptly: E. B. Page, I. N. Kinney, Prof. E. F. Johnson, L. C. Goodrich, John M. Smoots, H. B. Dodsley, Prof. C. G. Taylor. At the close of the speech making the question of a honse for next year was voted on and it was resolved to have one, and the honse to be rented was chosen. The seleotion made was the large briok honse owned by G. Frank Allmendinger, on S. Fifth ave., wbich will be properly fltted np lor the nse of the clnb.