Evening star., 1945-01-14
Bethesda.Lower Montgomery County
Several Residents in Florida;
|Ne1VcOmers Are Enteytai,ziup

Fewer Bethesdans have gone to
Florida this winter than in previous
years, and the few who have gone
are those residents who have winter
homes there and have spent each
winter in the South for a number
Of years.
Leaving this week are Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Harris, who will be at their
Hollywood home until late spring
Their daughter, the former Miss
Rosemary Harris, now Mrs. John
Parrish, and her baby daughter, Pa
mela, will be in Hollywood with Mr..
and Mrs. Harris while her husband,
Corpl. Harris, is on duty overseas
with the Royal Air Forces.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Hathaway
with their three daughters, Mrs.
Charles Pinckney Donnelly, Mrs.
Plato Papps and Miss Ann Hatha-
way, are at Golden Beach not far
from the Harris cottage in Holly
wood. They have rented their Edge
moor home and expect to stay in
Florida for an indefinite period.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Willis, one
time residents of Bethesda and very
well known here, will leave within
the next few days to join the Be-
thesda colony in Golden Beach.
DR.. and Mrs. Gordon M. Kline,
with Ann, their daughter, and her
school friend, Miss Barbara Phillips,
were at Lake Worth, Fla, for three
weeks during the holidays.
Mrs. Morris Sherman, who has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
E. j. Griffith, since early last sum-
mer, left this week with her little
son, David Paul Morris. to join Mr..
Morris at their home in Mayaguez,
Puerto Rico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Moore are
spending the winter in Del Ray
Beach, Fla, and Mrs Beata Car
mody will be with her sister, Mrs.
Louella Andrews, through the re-
mainder of January and part Of
February.
Mr.. and Mrs. william H. Skene
and their daughter, jeanne, a stu
dent at Chevy Chase Junior College,
are on a months vacation in Ha-
vana.
The party calendar of the week
includes the buffet supper that Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Hankin will give Sat-
urday evening, followed by an eve
ming of bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Murray McGlue
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honor of their daughter, Miss Alma
McGlue. Miss McGlues close friend,
Miss Katharine Mercutt, shared
honors with her at dinner last eve
ming and other guests were service
men stationed near Washington, in
cluding 1t. Robert Strong and 1t.
Eugene Wilkin.
Mrs. T. E. Godfrey will be hostess
Wednesday at a small party.
A family of newcomers to the COM
munity who entertain frequently at
delightful parties are DR.. Max
Habicht and Mrs. Habicht who
moved to Westmoreland Hills in the
early fall.
DR.. and Mrs. Habicht lived in
Switzerland for many years while
DR.. Habicht was with the secretariat
at the League of Nations. He came
to Washington to be European ad-
wiser with UNRRA, and during their
residence there DR.. and Mrs.
Habicht entertained often for the
Americans who were in Switzerland
at that time. Now that DR.. and Mrs.
Habicht are living in the States,
they still are giving parties, but
their guests are now friends whom
they knew in Geneva who tempo
rarily are in Washington.
They will give a small dinner party
today and among their guests will
be the Second Secretary of the Swiss
Legation, Mr.. Fritz Real, and Corpl.
Sylvia Rose of Brooklne, Mass, on
duty at Walter Reed Hospital with
the WACS. -.
Nearly all of DR.. and Mrs. Habicht's
entertaining Is done on weekdays
since they try to spend their week
ends with their two children, Mar
garet, 8, and Peter, who is TO- Both
children were born in Geneva. but