The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-03
Busy Worker for Bonds

Busy Worker for Bonds
In addition to Miss Marguerite
Clark's other good qualities, she is a
busy little worker for Uncle Sam.
Owing to her efforts. some fifteen
million dollars worth of Liberty
Bonds were sold during the last cam
paign.
Miss Marguerite Clark and hel
company of Famous Players left
Ocala on the midnight train Sunday
night, having won the hearts of the
Ocala people by their many courte-
sizes. They were loud in their praise
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carmichael and the
citizens of Marion county, remarking
| they had often heard of Southern
hospitality" and now they fully real
lied the meaning of the term.
What came very near being an anti
climax to the beautiful story of "The
Seven Swans" was happily averted
Sunday afternoon when the long line
of automobiles returning from Carmi-
chaePs landing were halted near the
large bridge in the hammock just out
| side the last gate leading into the in
closure. The incantations of the
witch" could be heard quite dis
lance when the car containing her
and several of the "swans" now re-
stored to their natural forms, was
seen to be sinking in the soft sand
of the embankment on one side of the
road. Only the timely aid of the oc-
cupants of the other cars saved more
than one of the brothers of the dear
little princess" from being turned
into "a ditch" This extra scene was
not staged by J. Searles Dawley, but
ended happily amid much laughter
and merriment.
Through the thoughtfulness of Mr..
E. C. Bennett, the girls and teachers
at the reform school were made happy
by glimpse of Miss Marguerite
| Clark and several of her company
yesterday afternoon, who at his re-
quest kindly stopped on their return
from the springs long enough for
them to make the acquaintance Of this
charming little actress.
Mrs. Charles Tydings left yester.
day afternoon for Jacksonville to &C
company her son.. Robert home from
that city Tuesday. Mr.. Robert Ty-
dings for the last two weeks has been
at the Rogers hospital and his many
friends will be delighted to know he
has entirely recovered from his re-
cent illness.
Mr.. J. S. Pearson, the well-know1r
golf instructor, is expected to arrive
in our city either today or tomorrow.
Mr.. Pearson has been spending each
winter here for number of years
and his many friends are glad to well
come him once more. He will be 10.
Gated at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Drake.
Misses Elizabeth and Blanche Mi
zelle spent Sunday in Ocala the
guests of Mrs. Peter Macintosh.
Miss Elizabeth Mizelle resumed her
duties as teacher of the Summerfield
school today, but Miss Blanch Mizelle
will remain in the city for several
days.
Mrs. Emily Green is anticipating &
7 visit from her sisters family. Mrs
Meyers is planning to spend part o.
= the winter with her husband in Wash
ington and if she does will leave he
children in Ocala with Mrs. Green.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Williams ant
family, who spent fair week with Mr.
and Mrs. G. T. Maughs, returned earl,
yesterday morning to their home a
Murdoch, going through the countr!
J in their car.
DR.. and Mrs. E. G. Peek motoret
J to Williston yesterday and spent tn
day there visiting relatives. The,
& went especially to take home Mis-
= Irene Fletcher, who was their attrac
tive fair guest during the Thanks
giving season.
80 Mrs. Morris Smith arrived yester
n day from Jacksonville to join he
husband for a few days visit to d.
and Mrs. D. NJ Smith. Mrs. Smit
is pleasantly remembered here a
Miss Christine Wideman of DeLanC
who has been a popular guest of Mr.
Harry Walters on several occasions.
III
Miss Belle Andrews, a charmin
young lady from Alabama, who ha
Il been visiting Mrs. P. W. Whiteside
for several weeks, has gone to Oxfor
to spend a week there with an aun
Miss Andrews intends returning
Ocala for an extended visit befo1
leaving for her home.
Mr.. P. L. Rails, of Pensacola; L.
Trammell, Ocala, and W. Fl. Reynold
Fort Myers, are among the well know
Floridans visiting Orlando toda
They are registered at the San Jua
l-Orlando Reporter-Star.
Mrs. E. G. Peek is entertaining tt
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