The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09

bus O'Donneh Iselin. Bradish johnson.
l.. Butler MoCagg. w Bard McNickar.
Pierre Mall. j. Pierpont Morgan.
Walter G.. Oakman, William Jay
Scheffelin, Hiram W. Sih.ey and
Henry G. Trevor.
These dances are for girls who have
been out "A season or more and some
of the young married people are ALL
included in the invitation list. The
Friday night dance Is much favored, as
the young dancing men find it "A bit
easier for the day following. which tor
many is a half holiday. Some new
subscription dances for older girls are
being talked of and are likely to he
announced shortly.
The Metropolitan Dances. the Colony
Dances and the Friday Juniors, all Of
which are for girls not out in society.
will be continued. but their dates
never interfere with those Of enter
tainments for their elders. The season
at the Metropolitan Opera House will
begin on November - and aft
twenty weeks of opera there will he n
month of ballet, the latter form of d.
version coming during Easter season.
1t may not be necc ssary this year tn
set the dates for debutante receptions
so early as for two or three years pas,
although there is prospect of IA large
list for the coming season.
The regular spring racing season M
Belmont Park, which starts on May
20, will have a brilliant opening, ac-
cording to the plans OF the Westches-
ter Racing Association. 1t is believed
that the opening day will be the most
( brilliant in the history Of the park and
I a portion Of the receipts will be given
| to the Lafayette Fund, the Committee
/ Of Mercy and the Blue Cross AssoCia-
| ton. Fully one hundred boxes will bc
/ available. as "A number of extra ones
| are to be built for the occasion,
/ Among those who have already taker
boxes are Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt
August Belmont i. Cooper Hewitt
/ Harry Payne Whitney, Oliver Harm
man. Mrs, Oliver II. =. Belmont
William x. Vanderbilt. Jr.. C. X. G
Billings, Frederick w. Vanderbilt
Payne Whitney, Newbold lie Ro,
Edgar Nine. Won Andre. Henry w
Marsh, Clifford A. Cochran, JohI
Mlgee. Richard r. Wilson, Altar
Pinkerton, James Butler, Walter T.
Maynard, Mrs Ralph ". Ellis, w
Goadby Loew. Oliver Gould Jennings
Edward r. Bacon. Francis Roche, II
Phelps Case. w. Payne Thompson
Victor Morawetz, Henry NJ, Alexander
j. Sergeant Cram, Herbert NJ. Harr
man, Spencer Eddy, John H. McCul
Tough, Pembroke Jones, Miss Barbara
Rutherford, Miss Louise Scott. Mrs
Edward l.. Tinker, Mrs, Amory $, Car
hart, Walter s. Gurnee. Mrs Ogdel
Mills, Hamilton w, Cary, George Ros
and Clarence II. MaCkay.
Albert Eugene Gallatin will enter
tain at luncheon on that day membe"
of the Motor Car Touring Society, WI
will, with their wives, make their frs
run Of the season to the Turf an
Field Club, where luncheon will b
served The capacity Of the club Wi
be tested. as many parties for luncheon
have already been arranged, and
the weather he fine il viii he possibi
to place tables on the terrace, A
many of the box holders hav
places near by, there will be numerou
luncheon parties at country houses
The first meet of the United Hunt
Racing Association will he held o.
Saturday at Belmont Park Termina
when large attendance II looked FOL
/ OF much interest TO society was tn