The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-14

deem quietly at work to make Christ :
mas morning dawn bright and hope
1uI one for the many unfortunate little
folks and grown-ups too, found In the
city.
For the service men, those grown-up
boys of Uncle Sans who oftimes
spend the yuletide season on high
seas or in some strange port, the
Girls Community Service Club OF PEN
sacola has planned big Christmas
entertainment, just the kind that they
might have at home. with music, a
wholesome good time, good .seats,'' and
everything. A big Christmas tree will
be placed in Mallory Court where
Christmas music will be played and
carols sung.
The number OF charming navy peo-
pie who have been in. the city for the
past several weeks, having come with
the Destroyer Force. have added much
to the social life OF the city and
genuine regret is felt that so many
of them go east to spend the holidays,
a number Of the destroyers having been
ordered to lay in eastern ports for the
time being.
Rear Admiral Charles p. Plunkett,
In command and Mrs. Plunlsett left
last week for Washington to later go
to New York City, where the Admiral
will join his ship the Rochester"
Lieutenant Commander HI. NJ. Jensen,
OF the Rochester accompanied the
ship to New York, Mrs. Jensen, little
daughter, Mary Anna, and Miss Marie
Adams, of Washington, D. c., who
have been visiting in Pensacola with
Commander and Mrs. Jensen left for
New York during the week, where
Commander and Mrs. Jensen will
spend the holiday season as guests at
the Hotel Margaret in Brooklyn, Miss
Adams will return to Washington for
the season. Mrs. j. w. Bunkley, an
other charming young society matron
coming to Pensacola with the De-
stroyer Force, wife Of Lieutenant
Commander Bunkley of the Rochester,
goes to Mississippi to spend the holi-
days with relatives. Mrs. John Meyer,
wife of Lieutenant Meyer, of the De-
stroyer Force leaves this week for In
diana to spend the Christmas season
with relatives.
Pensacola society has opened it's
arms to the lovely wife of the new
commandment of the Pensacola Naval
Air Station, Mrs. II. H. Christy and
her winsome young daughter. Mar
jory. During their short stay the
commandments quarters at Vhe navy
yard has already become a popular
rendezvous for the young society set.
Miss Christy has been entertaining as
her guest the past few weeks, Miss
Maria Rlackiston. charming young
society girl of New York City, who
returns to the east this week.
Among new arrivals of the service
people who are delightful addition to
Pensacola society are DR.. and Mrs. r.
n n "
tin, Major and Mrs. Bennett, DR.. and
Mrs. Stoopes, Captain and Mrs. Ca
banis, Captain and Mrs. Cowghill.
The presence Of a number of lovely
visiting girls, many of them young
debutantes OF the season, has bright
ened society the past several weeks.
Miss Virginia Royal. of Boston, is the
attractive guest of Miss Judith Max
well, expecting to remain until after
the holidays, Miss Zaydee De Jonge.
of Massachusetts, returns home this
week after visiting at Fort Barrancas
as the guest of Captain and Mrs. Cow
hill, Miss Doris Blake, of Houston, one
of that city's winsome debutantes of
this season also returns home this
week after visiting in Pensacola as the
guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. 3. Hervey, at the San
Carlos. Miss May Steiner, of Mont
gomery, who is as equally popular in
Pensacola society as in the Alabama
capital was the guest last month of
Miss JEANNE Knowles. Miss knowles,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam H. Knowles is spending the hol-
iday season in New York City. Miss
Clara Herbert. was another charming
guest in the city returning to her
home In louisiana last week after a
short visit as the guest Of Mrs. Mar
tin III. Sullivan, ST..
The Country Club has been the
scene of much social gayiety this
season. due no doubt RI the fart that