' ■*. V,V \’Forty .'Members'the' Guests of A. .Lin-i^^:f.v'v;'coln Pqst, nt O.'A. R. •If eadqiinrlers. 'RESOLVE TO ORGANIZE AUXILIARYIDnroIliucut of (ho Remainder of theRegiment,.Wednesday Daily, J'The members of the Ninth ^ Missouri cavalry, who are attending, the reunion in (he G. A. R. headquarters on Clark street, .were pleasantly surprised when they adjourned yesterday afternoon (o be invited to remain as the guests of A. Lincoln post and partake of an elaborate banquet prepared in their honor.They were already wearing badges presented by Lincoln post and their ;surprise was beyond measure \vhen they were ushered into the dining room and seated around the flower-decked tables with a boutonioro at each plate. Rev. Dugger returned thanks, then tlie feast was served and it was -complete in every detail because there was barbecued mutton and beef, baked beans and coffee with all the side dishes to finish asquare meal or top off an up-to-date banquet. ’As ’this was strictly a social affair there was no toastmaster nor any sot speeches. The flowers at the plates were sent by Mesdames S. S. Rich and ID. G. Deskin, daughters of the late James McKinse.v, captain of company G of the Ninth Missouricavalry.The affair was given by Lincoln post assisted by the members of the W. R. C., and before leaving the dining room the guests gave three cheers for the ladies. After a social hour all departed for their stoppingplaces to assemble at 10 o’clock this morning to conclude the business of their re-union.