The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-02
ALL ABOUT PEOPLE WE KNOW


Miss Marion Spencer, OF Pensacola.
has recently been presented with a
silver loving cup. The presentation
was made by class OF soldiers whom
she has just graduated in dancing.
and expresses their appreciation of
her loyal work. Miss Spencer has
for some time been connected with
the recreation department of the war
camp community service of Little
Rock, Arkansas. She will soon leave
Little Rock for w. C. C. s.. duties
elsewhere.
Edmund Skottowe, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. C. Skottowe,. arrived home
Wednesday night. Mr.. Skottowe]
Joined the English forces in 1916 and
has fought with the London and Scot
fish, and later with the Oxford and
Bucks light infantry. News has been
received at intervals of his experiences
at the front during some Of the big
battles. He has almost entirely re-
covered after having been gassed.
As a result of the fire which de-
stroyed Sewanee Academy, youthful
Pensacola society is this afternoon
welcoming home Frank Mitchell, Alvin
White. Randall Hagerman and Charles
Collins. Other Pensacola boys attend
ing the academy Treadwen Coving-
ton, Richard Merritt and Billy Dick
Turner. are visiting in Birmingham
until Monday, when they will also re-
turn to Pensacola.
Commander H. NJ. Jensen, u. S. N,
of the destroyer force, and Mrs Jensen
have rented for the season the home
of Mrs. ]. s. McGaughy 900 North
Spring street Rear Admiral Charles
P. Plunkett, of the destroyer force, |
and Mrs. Piunkett are pleasantly
located in apartments with them
there.
Pensacola friends of Mr. and Mrs |
M. M. McChensey will be interested |
to know that they are now residing |
In Seattle, Washington. A little daugh-
ter, Helen Francis. has recently ar |,
rived to brighten their home. Mr. Nc |
Chensey was stationed for several
years at the Pensacola naval air sta
ton as ensign and later was COM
missioned lieutenant q. 60. Mrs.
Mrs. McChensey, whose girlhood home
is In New Haven, Conn. came here a I
war bride in the late summer of last |
year.
Mrs. Thomas Spencer of Clearwater |
is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. |!
j. B. Tiller, at her home on East HIS
Mrs Tiller has as her guests also, |
Mrs. j. #. Ruff of Clearwater, Mrs I
I. w Helm and baby son OF Mus |
cogee, Oklahoma, and Mrs E. P. Cole
man from Annapolis. Lieutenant Col /
onel I. c. Spencer. Mrs. Tiiler's |
brother. has just left for Chicago.
A most delightful motor trip ended +
last night when Mrs. T. III. Aiken. Miss
Valerie Reese Mr.. j. S. McGaughy and !,
the Rev. John II. Brown returned /
from Detroit. The entire trip was !,
made by auto and proved thoroughly /
enjoyable Mr.. Aiken, while in De-
troit, was called to New York. Baiti-
more and Washington.
secretary OF the Patriotic League i
leaves Sunday for New York to visit /
with relatives and friends. Miss Ham
ilton has. been the inspiration of too
many Pensacola girls and young wom- /
en- to be lost to Pensacola without the I
most sincere regret. To her is due the /
credit OF the organization OF the ex- !,
ceIlent league gymnas SUM and of the /
girls classes. Camp Sea-
breeze has been largely the result of L
her enthusiastic efforts, and the up 4
keep OF the rooms themselves has been
due to her efforts since the departure !,
Of Miss Adams.