New-York tribune., 1920-02-28
Charity Dance
Is Given by
Younger Set
One of the Most Successful
Affairs of the Lenten Sea.
son Held at the Cosmonol.
itan Club for Its Clinic
Miss Whiting To Be Bride
Marriage to Duleney Logan,
of Louisville, Is Set for
Saturday at Home Here

Dancing for Charity made last ave-
ming gay one for some of the Younger
set and their friends who are interest.
ed in the work of the Warren Goddard
House. for one of the most successful,
dances given thus far in Lent was held
at the Cosmopolitan Club for the bene-
n. OF the childrens canteen and clinic
0 that institution.
Mrs. Chauncey d. Carver was chair
an of the dance committee. and was
8 sisted by Mrs. Henry Morgan Post
iss Cordclia Hepburn, Miss Alice God.
ord: Miss Anne Alexandra, Miss De-
rah Bigelow, Miss NJ. Symphorosa
listed, Miss Grace Bristed. Miss Ro-
lie Coe, Miss Mary Cushman. Mis-,
nily Gilbert, Miss Margaret Geer, Miss
J ellen Goodwin. Miss Dorothy Hamil-
II, Miss Sylvia Holt, Miss Gertrude
oyt. Miss Margaret Hutchins, Miss
iss Barbara Kissel, Miss Edith Pine
tss Clover Todd, Miss Lisa Todd. Miss
argaret l.. Strong, Miss Elizabeth
lssell, Miss Frances Riker and Miss
ldrey Riker.
Many dinners were given before the
nee, among the hostesses being Mrs.
mes Lenox Banks jr.. Mrs. Gerard P.
srrlck, Mrs. Howard Carroll, Mrs.
9wiand Jones, Mrs: William +. Wheel
B. Moore and Mrs. Harley Stowell
The patronesses included Mrs. Alb
u A. Low. Mrs. Pierre Mali, Mrs.
hhp c. Bartlett. Mrs. De Coursey
ales, Mrs. Cass Gilbert, Mrs. Charles
ampbell, Mrs. Hamilton Fish Arm
rong, Mrs. Ira Davenport, Mrs. F.
'orton Goddard, Mrs. Courtlandt P.
iNon, Mrs T; Morgan Grinnell, Mrs.
ustavus +. Kirby, Mrs. Harold G.
anderson. Mrs. Gavin Hadden, Mrs.
,erard P. Herrick, Mrs. O'Donnell Ise-
Louis de B. Moore, Mrs. Lewis Gou-
verneur Morris, Mrs. John Bassett
Moore. Mrs. John w. P. Nichols. Mrs.
Moses Taylor Pyne jr., Mrs. Hobart H.
Porter and Mrs. Herbert C. Pell.
Miss Margaret Murray Whiting,
Whiting, of 19 West Forty-seventh
Street, will be married to Duleney
Logan, of Louisville, KY, on Saturday,
March 6, at 4 o'clock, at the home of
her parents. Only relatives and few
intimate friends will be present at the
ceremony, which will be followed by
a small reception. The bride will be
attended by her younger sister, Miss
Elizabeth Whiting; Miss Dorothy
Ferris, Miss Sarah Bulkley, Miss
Madeleine Lynch, Mrs. Frederick
Schaettler and Miss Margery May.
Mrs. Graham F Blandy entertained
at dinner last evening at her home,
rs East Thirty eighth Street. Frank
n. Sturgls gave a dinner for some of
his men friends. Mr.. and Mrs Lewis
Nixon also entertained, giving supper
after the theater.
Mrs. Minturn Pinchot will give
small dance for young people this
evening for her goddaughter, Miss
laughter of Mrs. NJ. I. Lockwood, at
her home, 8 East Eighty-first Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Van Siclen,
of 81 West Fifty-eighth Street. are
being congratulated on the birth of
daughter. The child will be named
Elise Irving, after her grandmother,
Mrs. Lndley Tappin: Mrs. Van Sic
len is a daughter of Mrs. Tappn by
her first marriage and was Miss Mary
/. Francke. She is a granddaughter
of Mrs. Charles R. Huntington,
through whom she is related to Wash
ington Irving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Leavenworth Nc
Culloch are receiving congratulations
on the birth of son a few days ago
at their home, .lo3 East Nnety-frst
Street. Mrs. McCulloch was Miss
Gertrude Hamilton. She is a daughter
Of the Baroness Raoul de Graffenried
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Thompson
seton have gone to Hot Springs, Va,
o remain a fortnight.
DR.. and Mrs. Preston Pope Satterwhite
Will return to town from Palm Beach
carly next month
Miss Edith G. Bowdoin, who has
been touring the South by automobile,
will return to the city to-day.