The Detroit times., 1910-02-09
In Society


The College club will give card
party for members In the club rooms
Thursday afternoon.
About 800 members of the Young
Mems institute gave a dance Tuesday
evening in Clarks academy.
The Young Mems Institute will pre-
sent the Passion Play In the Detroit
Opera house Sunday evening" March
80.
The Detroit Woman's Press club
will meet Wednesday evening with
Mrs NJ. II. Alden, No. 1871 Avery
aye, when Miss Clara Wood Mingins
will be the guest of honor.
whats the use OF public IL
brary?" will be discussed BY the Rev.
Lee s. McCollester In an illustrated
lecture 10 be given Thursday evening
I'm the Y. NJ. c. A. hall, under the
auspices OF the Library Alliance.
"The play, OF Julius Caesar is not
history, but drama" Prof. S, II. Clark
told his audience in the Church OF
Oar Father Tuesday evening as ne
analyzed Shakespeare's tragedy. PROF.
Clark win close his series of lectures
Saturday evening with Henry V.
The twenty-ninth anniversary OF the
organization OF Palestine lodge,
A. NJ. was observed Tuesday evening
i'm a large ball given in the Masonic
temple. at which over 500 Palestiners
and their ladies attended. During the
evening vaudeville entertainment
was given in the banqueting hall Tor
those who did not care to dance.
The committee in charge OF the
highly successful charity ball given In
Strasburgs hall Tuesday even
ing for the benefit of the
Jewish Old Folks home, hope
that 81 800 will be added TO the
fund now being raised TO lift a mort
gage of $4,000 from the home. The
ball was largely attended and the
prettily decorated hall held Drill
liant gathering OF dancers,
One OF the most successful or the
many notable Bal Mosques given I'M
der the auspices of the Harmonic so
ciety took place in Harmonic nail
Tuesday evening "A Night in Venice
it was called and many were the orig
inal stunts" pulled off In the city or
canals. At 1880 o'clock all un-
masked and more surprises were III
store In the disclosure OF unexpected
identities.
William IT. Baxter. formerly fire
marshal OF Detroit. Is celebrating MS
seventy.fourth birthday anniversary In
his home, No. 215 Joseph Campau-aVe.
MIR Baxter's brother james X. Baxter
Of Chatham ont, who is a years
old, arrived In the city Monday ana
I'm honor OF the occasion labored
throughout the day making magniii-
cent birthday cake. his trade having
formerly been that OF a baker. Mrs.
w. A. Nellie, of Chicago. daughter
Of Mr.. Baxter, Is also on hand for the
birthday party which takes place
Wednesday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Abel. OF NO.
1900 Woodward-ave.. entertained Mas
ter Pepito Arriola. the boy pianist VINO
gave recital I'm the Garrick theater
Tuesday afternoon. In their home
Tuesday evening Master Arriola mas
taken a deen interest in young Jack
Margolis. a very young violinist OF THIS
city. and the two children played for
each other in the Abel home. Master
Arriola declared that he would return
to Detroit in the near future and give
benefit concert for Jack, the pro
ceeds TO be devoted TO sending the lit
tie violinist abroad to study.
Sixty years of welded life are being
celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
.mbenville. in the home of their son.
Joseph Jubenville, No. 5S McKay-aVe.,
windsor this week. Mrs. Jubenville
is II years old and her husband 81
Their marriage took place in Mont
real Three sons, two daughters, 70
grandchildren and three great-erand-
children comprise their immediate
family. One daughter, sister OF the
Order of Jesus and Mary IN Florida
and one son, resident in Manitoba,
were unable TO attend the celebration.
The elder Jubenvilles reside on
farm near McGregor, Ont, but are
spending the winter with their chill
dren in Windsor.
Little Pepito Arriola, the Spanish
boy pianist, gave second recital IN
Detroit. in the Garrick theater, Tues
day afternoon, before an unfortunate
ly small audience. The lads attain
ments are So remarkable for one or
his years that he must be accepted as
future great artist His limitations
are those OF child in physical
strength and in mental depth. II Is
ret fair to criticise him on the same
plane as one would Paderewskh De
Pachmann or any OF the other great,
mature artists. If present promise !s
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