The Washington herald., 1912-01-27
WOLVERINES HOLD
ANNUAL BANQUET
Fiftieth Anniversary of organiza-
ton and se7enty-Afth of the
States Admission Celebrated.

The Michigan state Association Of
Washington held it's annual banquet last
night at Rauscher's in celebration OF the
hftieth anniversary of its organization
and the seventy-fifth anniversary OF the
admission OF Michigan as State.
Senator william Alden Smith, president
OF the association, presided as toastmas-
ter. Representative Frank f. Doreunus,
Of the First district. responded to the
first toast with my colleagues in the
House." and told many interesting Incl
dents connected with the election OF
some of Michigan's statesmen, paying
high tribute to Senator Smith.
''The University of Michigan" was re-
sponded TO by Representative w. w.
wedemeyer, of the Second district, who
paid a glowing tribute TO the life and
work Of former President James Burrill
Angel. of the University OF Michigan.
George Loveless responded to First i'm
pressions OF the National Congress" fol-
lowed by Representative John NJ. c.
Smith, of the Third district, with
Near view of the United States Senate
and Judge Robert NJ. Montgomery, with
The bench and bar Of Michigan"
kilograms of congratulation were read
from the following. who had been ex-
pected as distinguished guests: Gov.
Chase S. Osborn, former Gov. John T.
Rich, former Gov. Fred n. Warner,
Henry r. Brown, Justice Of the United
States Supreme Court, retired: former
Senator Thomas W. Palmer, Truman II.
Newberry. former Secretary of the Navy;
Washington Gardner, John B. Corliss,
Edwin DENLY, John Q. Ross, Patrick H.
Kelley, Oscar A James. United States
Pension Agent, and Philip II. Mcmillan.
The music was under the direction Of
Prof. Walter +. Smith, assistant leader
of the United States Marine Band. and
included a violin solo by Miss Helen
Hannah. with accompaniment by Mrs.
Edward c. Kyselka and a vocal solo by
F. W. Seyfferth. The executive COM
mittee having the affair in charge was
composed Of the officers.
List of Guests.
Among those present were the fol-
lowing; Senator Julius c. Burrows,
Carmi H. Thompson, Assistant Secre-
tary of Interior; Right Rev. G. Mott
Williams. Bishop of Marquette; z. d.
Stair, James l. Davenport. Commits
sioner OF Pensions; Representative II.
Olin Young, Representative Samuel W.
Smith, Representative John NJ. c.
Smith, Representative Edwin F. Sweet,
Representative Frank z. Doremus,
Representative william W. Wedemey-
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Patents: Henry NJ. Rose. Assistant Sec
retary OF the Senate; Zebina Moses, Col.
William 2. Thompson. Lucius f. Grid
ley, Carl o. Markham, DIR. Thomas w.
Burke. William J. MCGEE, Burridge
Wilson, Fred c. Coldren, Bryant z.
Avery, W. r. Chapel, Charles F. Con-
saul, Charles NJ. Aver. James C. Wheel
er, James +. Dinsmore. David E. Will
son. B. A. Harlan, jr., D. Z. Garges, T.
II. Dawson, Joseph r. Lott, G. @. Thorn
son, Wells F. Harvey. E. @. Runyan.
John B. Gibbs. L. II. Wilcox, George z.
Miller. II. T. Newcomb, Col. c. A.
Lounsberry, B. F. Bingham. Harry
Sherwood. Clement s. Ucker, II. v. Bis
bee. William II. Sellers. Capt. Luther
r. Smith. Col. Robert F. Hill, John c.
Black, w. NJ. McKinstry. c. z. Hoga-
done, A. r. Garfield, Clyde n. Frit DR..
r. E. Doolittle, c. A. Reed. Donald i.
Luxford, Bert II. Brockway, Charles II.
Henney, Claude NJ. Curtiss, Col. Z. S.
Pierce, r. X. Tyler, G. Terwisse, B. T.
Webster, George Boyd. Stanley Mont
gomery. c. 3. Des Jardins, Joseph w.
Howell, Walter wyman. Duane Z. Fox.
Frank B. Fox, Cressey l. Wilbur. Her
bert L. Davis, Jason Waterman, Gibson
BorgluIn, and David Barry.