Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-11

NEW YORK, May 10.-Kacing at
Belmont Park will open on Thursday
May is, and will continue until June
40. The outdoor season began two
weeks ago with the meet of the United
Hunts Racing Association at Aqueduct,
which was attended by large gather
ing of prominent members of society.
This was followed by racing at Jamaica,
which will continue until May IA, when
the attraction will be transferred to
Belmont Park.
Belmont Park, one Of the most pic
,euresque in the country and the IA
,vorite with members Of society, will
present q brilliant scene next Thurs
day at the opening and there will be
o. great gathering of members of the
Long Island, Tuxedo, Westminster and
:1uncheons will be given at the Turf and
Field Club and tables will be arranged
not only in every available space In
the club house, but on the lawn, and
numerous luncheons win be given at
country estates on the island before the
races.
Among those who have taken boxes
FOR the opening day and who will en-
terrain guests are Mrs. Payne Whitney,
Mrs. Graham Fair Vanderbilt, Mrs. r.
Penn Smith, jr., Mrs. Kitty Lanier Law
renee, Mrs. Walter B. James, Mr.. and
Mrs. william woodward, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert L. Gerry, Mr.. and Mrs. George
ID. Widener, Joseph z. Widener, Clar-
knce H. Mackay, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
w. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Bull,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Coe, Mr.. and Mrs.
walter J. Salmon, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan Belmont, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wanamaker, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 2,
M Mccain, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M V.
Ao6map and Mr. and Mrs .Yosenh p
4 Miss Betsey Cushing. daughter Of
DR. and Mrs. Harvey Gushing, of 305
walnut street, Brookline, Mass, has
helected her attendants for her mar
kiage on June to James Roosevelt.
kldest son of Gov. Franklin D. Roose-
Nelt and Mrs. Roosevelt. The ceremony
Brookline, and a reception will take
blace at the Gushing residence.
Miss Mary B. Cushing will be her
Nster's maid of honor. The attendants
will be Mrs Curtis B. Dali. the former
Miss Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, sister OF
AR. Roosevelt, who was married in 1926
mt the Roosevelt Summer home at Hyde
Park, N. Y; Miss Barbara Gushing,
¬her sister of the bride-to-be: Mrs.
Nohn r. Enders, Miss Gladys Bigelow:
Miss Cornelia r. Kelley Of New York and
Miss Emily Ingersoll Of Penllyn, Pa.
Elliott Roosevelt will be his brothers
BeoG man. Ushers are to be Franklin
p. Roosevelt. IT,. and John A. Roose-
Helt, other brothers; II. K. Gushing.
Brother Of Miss Cushing; CurtiSs B.
Dali, Frederick Kingsbury Trask, A.
B. Bigelow, william e. Hutton, I'd;
Marshall Rawle, M. r. Brownell, John
q. Phillips, jr.; Paul Johnston, Thomas
r.. Mason, Robert G. L. TimpSon, Percy
IT, Clark, jr., and II. M. Parker, jr.
Miss Cushing was graduated from
khe westover School in 1927, and made
her debut in Boston that Winter. She
Is; q member Of the Junior League and
The Vincent Club Of that city. Mr..
Roosevelt was graduated from the
Groton School, and win be graduated
nexG month from Harvard College. He
belongs to the Hasty Pudding, the 1ro-
quois, the Fry Club. TIE Institute OF
&G70 and the Signet Society.
Because Of the success of It's moon
eight sail last year st. Christopher
Guild Of st. Mary's Free Hospital for
Children Is repeating the outing this
bear ON May rs. This again Is made
possible By the generosity Of G. @.
bimon. who donates the use Of the
kteamboat Mandalay. The dinner viii
be served by Sherry's and there viii
BE dancing TO the music Of Eddie Davis
Orchestra. The Hawaiian Orchestra
win play. and other entertainment will
l0e announced later. The Mandalay will
leave Pier /, Battery Park, promptly at
1850 pm. Tickets may be obtained