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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1915
Page
12
The Famous Players film company presents Mary Pickford in the four part feature Cinderella. The Paramount release showcases her charm and talent, promising an artistic triumph on the screen and appealing to both sexes.
Henry W. Savage presents The Mil Hon a popular melo drama with novel plots and constant humor. The New Kemmerer Theatre showcases this production Sunday night with the Astor Cup Race film featuring the 150 mile Sheepshead Bay event at 102 miles per hour, a record pace.
The Bell Hawaiian Singers performed at New Kemmerer Theatre Friday night to strong applause. Dressed in white duck outfits with crimson sashes and yellow wreaths, the six members sang native tunes and popular airs like When You Wore a Tulip and I Wore a Red Rose. The audience praised their generosity in granting requests such as The Plantation Song and The Rosary. Kemmerer patrons showed hearty support for a strong bill, and local Romerner Meat Market offered appetizing steaks and chops.
Fragmentary notice extols a remedy named Halle Catarrh and other tonics. Mentions treatment, constitution, strength, and a claim of curing a case labeled One Mind. Contains a Toledo address for Fichene y and Co.
In Kemmerer the Bachelor Girls Ball kicked off the winter social season with a Halloween theme. The hall glowed with Japanese lanterns and pumpkin decor while the Kemmerer orchestra played lively tunes. Notable attendees included Oscar Peterson, F L Smith, Dr Bob Hocker, and the Marsh family among others, with dancers mastering fox trot and waltz as couples enjoyed the festive night and anticipated future events.
The Kemmerer High School Seniors hosted a top notch party in the high school building last Friday. Guests lined up at 8 50 to be admitted to a ghostly labyrinth on the second floor with lanterns and eerie decor. Seniors in ghost costumes paraded, games and a proverbs contest followed as the crowd danced two hours, drank cider ate apples and taffy, and enjoyed hollow doughnuts on broom sticks. The event drew cheers for the upcoming play and a new student commission formed to involve seniors and faculty in class activities. Plans for basketball, science room renovations, and new dictionaries were noted alongside safety talks by Mr Johnson and Mrs Sommerville
A string of gatherings honors Mrs. Glenn Knox as she leaves Frontier for Utah. Guests include Mrs. Robert Hyle Sanders, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Mosby, and others who share needlework, a chicken salad lunch, and reminiscences. Hostesses Mr and Mrs Mosby, and Mr and Mrs Wright hosted farewell events at Kemmer Cafe and home gatherings.
Sunshine Chul surprised Mrs. John Biss Saturday with a Hallowe'en birthday party at her home. Members arrived in sheets and pillow cases, performing a macabre parade with a funeral march and lively dances as gifts were presented and well wishes extended.
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