SOCIETY NOTES 
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dexter are to 
spend the mid-summer months in Eu- 
rope. They will spend the early sea- 
son and the autumn at their Man- 
chester estate. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Cabot and 
two children have been spending the 
week at their eras at Manchester. 
The S. V. R. Crosbys have been 
down to their West Manchester cot- 
tage for the Easter holidays. 
Boston OPERA House 
With the final presentations of 
“Martha” followed by “The Secret 
of Suzanne” at the matiness and in 
the evening “The Jewels of the Ma- 
donna” sung for the first time at pop- 
ular prices, the fourth season of the 
Boston Opera Company will be 
brought to a close on Saturday night. 
From every standpoint, — artistically 
as well as financially it has been the 
most successful in the history of the 
organization. 
While it is too early to announce 
definitely the novelties contemplated 
for the season of 1913-14. Director 
Russell is reasonably certain that 
Moussorgsky’s “Boris Godunoff,” 
Fevrier’s ‘““Monna Vanna,” Massenet’s 
“Le Jongleur de Notre Dame,” Wag- 
ner’s “Die Walkure” and Verdi’s “The 
Masked Ball,” will be the principal 
additions to the repertory. Among 
revivals will be possibly “La Sonnam- 
bula” and “The Elixer of Love.” 
Among the artists who are expect- 
ed are Mme. Melba, Mme. Lipkow- 
ska and Mr. Baklanoff, favorites of 
former seasons who will return. 
The same exchange arrangement 
will be in force between the Metro- 
politan and Boston companies and all 
the great stars of the New York or- 
ganization including Mr. Caruso, will 
appear. 
The advance sale for next season is 
now in full swing. On Tuesday last 
the annual drawing by stockholders 
of the company took place with the 
result that more than half of the en- 
tire seating capacity of the orchestra 
floor is taken for the Monday night 
and Saturday matinee performances. 
From now on the subscription of- 
fice at the Opera House will be open 
each day from 10 to 3 and diagrams 
may be consulted and arrangements 
made by subscribers. Until Monday, 
April 7, the sale will be confined to 
the $5, $4 and $3 seats; beginning on 
that date the $2, $1.50 and $1 tickets 
will be offered. 
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