1 such affairs will be held annually, en
! tertalned a party ok 26 at dinner last
| evening in the Chinese room of the
I Mayflower in compliment to the Pro
! Arte String Quartet of Brussels,
j Among her guests were Mr. Robert
E. Schmitz, the noted French pianist,
and Mrs. Schmitz: Mr. Ernest Bloch,
the eminent composer and conductor:
Mr. Carl Engel, division chief of the
; Library of Congress, and Mrs. Engle:
Mr. Howard Hanson, director of the
Eastman School of Music; Mr. Hugo
Kortsehak of New York, the com
poser, and Mrs. Kortschalk: Miss Lil
lian Litilehales of New York, Miss
Gladys North of New Y'ork, Miss G.
Watson of New York and Mr. and
Mrs. d'Arshambeau.
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Shields ar
rived in Washington yesterday and
are at the Willard, where they plan
to remain until Sunday. Mr. Shields
was formerly United States Senator
from Tennessee. t
Mrs. Ollie James, widow of the
! former Senator from Kentucky, en
tertained at luncheon yesterday at
tiie Willard.
Mrs. Columbus O’Donnell I>eo.
daughter.of Mr. Edward McCauley of
Washington, will entertain members
of the hunting set of Baltimore at
tea this afternoon at the Elkridge
Kennels In honor of her debutante
daughter. Miss Mabel Scott. Miss
Scott and Mrs. Lee's other daughter.
Miss Eleanor Scott, will entertain at
bridge October 19 at their home in
honor of Miss Jane Kirkman Massie.
whqge marriage to Air. Kendall Mar
lin ry will take place In December.
Miss Sibyl Fahnestock is the guest
of her grandfather, Mr. Louis Fahne
stock of 1901 Kalorama road. Miss
Fahnestock was one of the most pop
ular debutantes - of New York last sea
son and her engagement was an
nounced in June to Lieut. Thomas F.
