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

OF the cold time
Frank L. Stanton.
Miss Marguerite Clark
Miss Marguerite Clark, the charm
ing and clever movie actress, who has
been in Ocala. the past few days, gave
a Star reporter a brief interview Sat
urday.
Miss Clark said that altho coming
to Ocala to make her Christmas pic
ture, it was not planned until after
the company arrived in Jacksonville.
She was much pleased with our town,
and had enjoyed making the picture,
1.-THE Seven Swans" She also stated
that the picture was expected to be
quite successful and that we could
hope to see it possibly by Christmas
and at least by New Year.
i The company's work on the Okla
waha river was completed Sunday
afternoon but number of scenes are
still to be made in the New York
studio.
Miss Clark is rather shy of news
/ paper reporters, but she has given
pleasant little talks to those Of our
people she met, particularly the girls
and children. She is just as cute and
charming in reality as she is on the
screen, and Ocala will long remember
her visit with pleasure.
] Eastern Stars meet at Red Cross
room Tuesday, 2:30 p. m.
Mrs. M. B. Sanders of Gainesville
was one of the out-of-town visitors at
the fair last week.
Mr.. John Forbes, of the FL. B.
Masters store, spent Sunday with his
parents at Anthony.
Mr.. George Rentz has returned to
Jacksonville after spending the week
end in Ocala with his family.
0 Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Robinson return
ed to Inverness yesterday, after
spending Thanksgiving in Ocala.
Mr.. Linn Sanders has resumed his
studies at the university in Gaines
. vile after spending fair week in
: Ocala.
Mr.. Roscoe Meffert and Mr.. Alfred
Green are among the young univer-
sity students who returned to Gaines
vile last night.
II Mr.. CISCO Zewadski, after spending
Thanksgiving with his family in
| Ocala, left yesterday on the limited
| for his home in Tampa.
II Mrs. w. T. Kennedy, Miss Berths
Kennedy and Miss Marion Neal were
Ocala and Silver Springs visitors last
y Friday.-Umatilla Items.
II Mrs. Fannie F. Anthony returned
home Saturday afternoon from Camp
Wheeler at Macon, Ga, where she Wis
tied her son, Ned, of Co. A.
III Mrs. Caruthers, who was the weei
end guest of her aunt, Mrs. France.
Howse on Oklawaha avenue, has re
turned to her home in Anthony.
III .%%
The regular meeting of the w. c
T. u, which was postponed last weel
on account of the fair, will be held to
morrow afternoon at o'clock at th'
| Presbyterian church.
Friends of Mr.. Louis Chazal vii
be glad to hear that he has received
his commission as first lieutenant ant
will be stationed at Camp Beaure
gard.
Mr.. Max Frank of New York city
who is travelling in the South on bus
mess, stopped in Ocala Sunday +
visit his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Is
raelson.
Mrs. Geo. J. Bitch who came to at
1 tend the fair last week, remained owe
in the city to be with her brother
Lieutenant Joe Bell, who still contin
ues very i'll.
= Mr.. Leroy Bridges and guest, Nj
Hearst of Tallahassee, have returne
to the university at Gainesville afte
spending Thanksgiving with Mr.. an
Mrs. T. E. Bridges.
Mrs. Dewitt Griffin invites til
members of the Junior sewing circl
of the Methodist church to be he
guests on Wednesday afternoon {
- this week at o'clock
ed
ia Miss Doris Murray who has bee
unite i'll for the mast week is able