MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OK'EOQX. TUESDAY. PKf'K.M HKK :il, U:;i
PSGE THREB
SPECIAL
NEW YEAR'S EVE
MIDNJTE SHOW
Curtain at 11:45
SEE THE OLE YEAR OUT AND THE
NEW YEAR IN AT THE HOLLY
Leverette and Niedermeyer
hITriN on the rafl
;, I J O'H J SCREEN! ' j
ALICE DAY SP2. 1
ANN PENNINGTON ymT !t"'Zt
Tuneful Tunes! Joyous Jazz!
Syncopated Songs!
With the Tragedian of Jazz
and his Famous Band
ON THE STAGE
"THE HAPPY REVIEW"
Directed By GEORGE P. OLSEN
MUSIC! DANCES! COMEDYl SONGS!
' DANCES STAGED BY RUTH LUY
FRED OLSEN AT THE GKaND PIANO
DANCE on the
Holly Stage
after the show to
the latest dance
tunes over our won
derful sound equip
ment.
Reserve your
seats now for
the peppy New
Year's Eve
party. Go where
the crowd goes.
Noise-making novel
ties. A real Whoopee
Frolic
No advance in prices
Children 25c
Adults 50c
Loges 75c
lipilf Ifrin THAI l( manner and this event is always
one of the most brilliant and Bay
of the many holiday festivities.
This Heaiton's New Year party
will be blKt-er and better than
I ever before, according to Ren
i Mohler and Krank Isaacs, and a
special shipment of serpentine and
i noisemakers has arrived for the
j joyous oceasion. One of the vnl-
ley's best orchestras wlil supply
i the melody, and, when the clock
; strikes twelve, the New York will
, , . . , : ! make lis debut with proper cere-
' ' ' ' ' L iL . ,, : monies.
Or, New. Years ftve. the ball . T)e Ek New Ycal. danclng
loom of tho I-.lks .Temple will bo j party Is open to all members and
III
ft neene of pay activity when Med
ford lodge 1168, B. 1 O, .13, stages
I in annual New Year frolic. Each
i'.lr tho Klks party ushers in tho
their friends and every I3lk has
been urged to attend and bring. his
friends hy Kxiiltcd Ruler O. O.
Alenderfer. The party will begin
New' Year in a most appropriate at H:in o'clock tomorrow evening.
Leverette & Niedermeyer
NOW
2
MOKE
DAYS!
SAIL THE SEAS OF MIRTH
ON WAVES OF LAUGHTER
With Two of
America's Funniest
Comedians!
V,. ."' .
Special Added
Stage Attraction
):10 Evenings Only
ELLOW
MAE
WILSON
Singing and
Whistling
"THE
NIGHTINGALE"
W '.. r ,1.
Girls! WS
OLSEN ami JOHNSON
Americas Ftmnicst Cltncns!
IrcMC Dclruy, CUiirlcs Kin-, I-owHI
Sherman, Noah I Try, Lolli Loiter.
FnirchUtMlazlett . j
Vc(Ullll AllliOUIIOCtl j
Of special interest to the young
er set of Medford is the wedding
of Miss Sally Hazlett. daughter of
Mr- and Mrs. William Hazlett of
L'onnociicut and Ualph D. Fair
child, of this city, son of Mr. and
Mm. V. D. Fairchild, which was
an event of Christmas evening in
the Pioneer church. Methodist, in
Portland.
The wedding service was read at
7 o'clock by Rev. J. V. Warrell.
Tho Itride was charming in a gown
of eggshell moire and wore n veil
of tulle, crowned with a head
dress of pearls and orange blos
soms and carried a bouquet of
calla llllies.
llor maid of honor. Miss Mabel
Warrell of Dallas, Ore., was at
tired in orchid taffeta and canied
ophelia roses.
Tho groom's attendant was his
brother, Lloyd Fairchild of Port
land. Following a short stay In the
nor l hern city Mr, and Mrs. Fair
child returned to Medford, where
they will make their home. Mr.
Fairchild Is associated with the
Standard Oil company of Callj
fornia In the southern Oregon
northern California branch office,
opened during the past year in the
Liberty building.
Mr. and Mrs. Fairchild are tem
porarily located at 117 Laurel
street.
Now Year's Kv Dhmrt
Paiiy Planned
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Wakefield
i will entertain tomorrow evening
with dinner and a card party cit
their home. There will bo three
tables of five hundred in play fol
lowing dinner.
Guests, who will watch the old
year out, will be Mr. and .Mrs. Will
Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wake
field. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Coss, Mr.
P.ashau", Mi's. Cora Powell, Mr. and
Mrs. It. W. WakeflWd and the
'Misses Cecil and Vivian Cosh.
Oak Circle to Klect
Officers Friday
PHOI3XIX. Dec. 30. (Special)
The regular monthly meeting of
the Neighbor of Woodcraft Oak
Circle No. 242 Thimble club will
be held at the home of Mrs. An
drew Mearn on Friday afternoon.
January ', lflSl. Mrs. Jjcm Hughes
will assist Mrs. Andrew Fleam in
entertaining. Am this is the reg
ular election of officers, all mem
bers of the club are inured to be
present.
Will See Year Out
At Hotel Medford
Many reservations are being
made at the Hotel Medford for the
dinner dance scheduled for New
Year's eve. A no host party of 30
will dine in the small dining room
and numerous other parties will
assemble at tables In the' main din
ing room. Music for dancing will
Im furnished by Sirador's orches
tra and nvany features have been
arranged to insure a gala event.
latticing Varty
SiKvsful F.vent ;
Seventy-five rn embers of the
younger set were entertained last
evening at the dancing party spon
sored by the ladies of St. Mark's
Guild at the ttutM hall. The party
was one of the most delightful af
fulrw of the holiday season, char
acterized by many lovely frocks
and a general atmosphere of fes
tivities.. . I
Music for dancing was furnished
by tho Melody Boys orchestra. The
hall was colorful in Christmas de
orations. Patrons and patronesses
for the affair were Father and
Mrs. Wm. It. Hamilton, Mr. and
Mm. Chas. Clay. Mr. and Mrs. John
Peter, Dr. and Mrs. I!. C. Mulhol-
land and Mi', and Mrs. A. F. Sten
nett. 1 1 a nbys Kntcrta hi
At Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hanby had
as dinner puests Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. J. O. Isaacson of Central
Point. They also entertained nt
dinner last evening for Mrs. Ma
son and daughter. Miss Margaret
Mason. Miss Aletha Gray and Mis
Lillian Wise.
4- -
Will llctum from
California.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Gilbert
and Mrs. W. H. MoGowan will re
turn to Medford' tomorrow after
spending the past week with friends
and relatives in Berkeley, San
Francisco and Oakland. Cal,
M
Mrs, llashaw Is '
Hostess lit Dinner
Mrs. Flsie liashaw entertained
last night with an Informal dinner
party at her home. Covers were
placed for Mm Emily Dynan, Mrs.
Maud Chapman, Miss Doris lta
ihav and the hostes.
Mr. anil Mrs. Wakelielil
Will KnU'rUiln
Mr. and Mrs. Hny Wakefield
have Invited a group of friends
and relatives ro their home for
dinner New Year's day. Covers
will be laid for 25 guests.
l.unisdeiis Will Give
Dinner Party Thursday.
Mr. and Mm K. I'. Lumsdon
will entertain with a dinner party
at the Hotel Medford New Years
night. They havo invited I ! guest
to dine with them.
The End and the Aim
i; of All Our Store
By treating our customers as we would like them to
treat us, by serving them with the same courtesy and
attention every day, we are building friendships fast
and enduring we are building Good Will.
We have found that the kind of Service that all of
our customers like is that which enables them to
come to our Store always with the assurance of
receiving the fullest possible amount of Value for
every dollar they spend.
oil. S. Peiffiimey .
D E P A It T M E N T
Inc.
STORE
Wedding Bells
Announromcnt wns recently
m:de In this citf ot the murrinRe
of Mm. Lemmon of Bond ami
C I ft r ence Midrtlehusher, former
resident ot the Trull district nnd
son of Mrs. Mary Mitldlebusher of
tills city. The marriafte was nn
event of December 4. FollowinK
a three weeks honeymoon In 'Med
ford, Mr. and Mrs. Sllddlehusher
left yesterday to make their home
near Klamath Palls.
ALSO
Selected Short Subjects
POPULAR PRICES
Matinee Evening
Children ... 10c Children . 25
Adult, 35e Adult,
KMEO Tonite 6 to 6:15
Marylin Miller
li Coming H&yWt Day
j Her NevVicture
"SUNNY
Rmciiain
At New Home
Mr. and Mrs. David Hood enter
tained Sunday at their new home
in the Orehard Home district, hon
oring Mrs. Jame Arnold of Apple
gate, sister of Mrs. Hood,
i Guests were Mr. and Mrs. James
I Arnold and three children, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Wilson and daughter
Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thornton
and Mr. and Mrs. Mate Thornton
of the Hed Top district.
Well Known Writer
fittest nt Hanley Homo
Ann Shannon of Portland, whoso
writings are well known through
out the I'nited States, especially
her stories of Oregon, and her
niece, Mrs. Helen Jackson, were
week end ruckLs of Miss Alice Han
ley, having stopped in this city en
route to San Francisco.
Uev. nnd Mrs. Porter
To Hold Oven Hoiim.
An old euHtom will he revived
on New Year's Day, when Hev,
and Mrs. ('. li. Porter will hold
open house from 2 o'clock till
5 o'clock at their home. 8 South
Newtown. All their friendH tire
cordially invited to help revive
thin old. but friendly, custom.
I nine jiiiiiiT
VIMI1 Itlttirill.
llfimilfl Munre will be host nt H
stag dinner tonight at the home
of Mm parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. tu
A Moi.ro on South llollv Street
I r.ue?ts will, be Medford members
and plcdgen of Phi Sigma Kappa:
fraternity. -
Misses Field itnrl !rury j
entertaining at Ten
Miss Ilarhara Jean Field nnd
Miss Mildred Drury are entertain
ing this afternoon with a bridge
tea nt the Field home. Guests for
the afternoon nre the Misses Eve
lyn Leonard. Lois Nithol, Gwen
dolyn Krnus, Joan DeLosh, Vir
ginia F.ngllKh nnd Helen Stearns.
Refreshments will be served nt
a beautifully decorated tablo with
red randies and flowers for center
piece. Minn Snider Wilt
Kilter "Oregon"
Miws Mary Srrider, dauRhter of
Mrs. Jnhn Snider, will leave M"d
f.ird Friday for Kugene to com
plete arrangement f'i entering
the 1'nlverylty of Oregon at the
opening of the winter term of
schonl. Mint Snider is tran.f'rrini;
from Oregon State college.
Mr, live liiMHlf.
I. K. a. Program
Mrs. .1. O. I-4ve led the lnteret
inc pioirinm whih ffdlowd lunch
eon at the myelin; of p. K. o.' nt
the home of Mrs. C. ii. Thnmpnon
S:ituid;i. Through nn rror in
elerdiiy's paper, Mrs. PokK was
liivn as program leader.
Ofonte from
P(irllancl
Mrs. CU one puchter anT daugh
ter Joan hive returned from Port
land, where t hey "pent Chrintma
with r?lotlvei.
STAGING SPECIAL SALE
A special sale Is on nt tho led
rvnoo Thrift tViiVi u nnn Announced
today. Many materials, which can
be easily made over Into clothes
for children, will be sold at very
low prices.
A two-for-five-eent sale Is nmonv
the many features offMerd. Pnder
this classification will be offered
many good articles such as every
day clothing.
Uon'a uiiUm nnd Indies' clothing
will be included in the special sale.
many for a a cents eacn. Arucicn
will be Bold nt the Thrift Shop
ovcp the AVoolworth store.
Radio Program
KMED
(Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln Station)
NEW FEATURE ON
BIG NEW YEAR DANCE
Much lutcreat Is heliis shown by
local dance fanH In the unmiul New
Year's party of Medford 1'ost No.
15 to be held ot the Oriental Gar
dens Thursday night. January 1.
Arrangements are being mude to
take care of a lurge attendance.
Music of the most up to date typ!
will . be fJirnlshed by the popular
"Pep Peddlers." The committee In
charge Is composed or several well
known leglonnnires headed by H.
fl. Moore.
-J1!
Tuesday
P.M.
5 to 6 Popular recordings; i
news nnd markets by Mnll
Tribune.
8 to 7 Whore to Cio; Ileebo
Service; Your Ofllce Hoy; l
Cecil and Snlly.
7 to 8 ket'a Oct Associated;
News digest; byre Mask,
VUC.
8 to 9 Liberty market;
. . KMED presentation; Album
of Kamillur Faces.
9 to 10 California Oregon
Power. -
' Wednesday
A.M.
7:55 to 8 Breakfast hronil-
cast of news hy Mall Tri-
bune.
8 lo 9 Popular recordings;
Dcnison Hndlo shop.
9 to 10 Friendship circle;
Del Monte; Pet Milk.
10 to 11 Park concert; Gold
Seal; Wurts Gifts.
U to 12 Kllm Tips nnd
Talks; Burelson's Ladles
Ready-to-Weai'.
P.M.
12 to 1 Jackson County
Building and l-oun Asso.;
Farmers Kschange; Plerco
Ainu Freight line; news
flashes by Mail Tribune.
1 to 2 Firestone One Stop;
Scientific Laboratories.
2 to It Happiness Train, popu-
lar recordings.
3 to 4 KMED presentation.
4 to 5 Popular recordings;
Kiddles' period.
G to C Peoples Electric store;
Prosperigraphs; news and
markets hy Mall Tribune.
0 to 7 Where to Go; popular
recordings: Cecil and Snlly.
7 to 8 Let's Get Associated;
news digest; Murray nnd
Harris, I'BC.
8 to 9 t'nited String enscm-
ble; Album of Familiar
FaceR, t'Ht;.
9 to 10 O'er Ijind and Sen;
Dancing Strings. I'BC.
1-4.4.,
BROADCAST TONIGHT
A renl treat for the local radio
public is tho Copco Hour progrnm
innlKht, featuring the new Helen
NuitIh radio drama "Drifting."
Southern Oregon people have been
fortunate in the past In henrlnn
the premier presentation of all the
popular N'orris plays before, their
broadcast by the national network
systems. This has been made
possible through the courtesy of
Miss Norris and the California
Oregon Power company.
Tonight's play Is said to be ex
ceptionally good, the plot having
to do with the devotion of a
yourix wife to h'r seemlnKly
worthless husband. It is full of
interesting situation.
'Included in the cast of "Copeo
l.yers"' is Fletcher Fish, Helen
Itrayton nnd lOstello Quisenben y.
The Copeo program starts prompt
ly nt 9 p. m.
Kmpire -Kin pirn Cold Htnrnge A
Parking Co. Installed plant for
kippering salmon.
S3
Tho Initial broaoi-nHt of n mW
ami novel feature will make lt.-i
appearance over tho net-work of
the I nited llroHdcustlng company,
r.r.,1 lirlll t.n riilonanl llt'.ll' I 111 WWill
station, K.MK1J, New Years morn-
nir at o u it o'clock. In tbe cnar-
acter of "Cy TootHle," Hon era I
Mrnnger Fred- Dahlqulst believes
u, has discovered n genuino ratlit
reature, which will dalight every
member of tbe ramiiy.
Mr. Dalihiuist wiys, "It was only
luut u-nnif i hut wo (liHrovci'pd this
fliw -I'v ThoIhIo. eilitnr et al of
the Leadstock Morning Itugle, tho
up-state clarion, and champion 01
iim mriilo.' Von know his coun
terpart, tho father confessor, tho
guardian of tho brood, upon whoso
broad shoulders rest too cares oi
thn nmmnnliw lift Rn fltithrtlllV
seeks to serve. Young nnd olrt
cnnio to mm tor inineny i-uuum-.
and advice, a sort of Iteatrice
Fairfax, Mlbm Almanac and stand
ard encyclopedia rolled Into one.
The feature Is Hitpposed to brlnp
an entirely new type of program
to the Pad fie eoat radio audi
ences, and hecauso of its dis
tinctive manner of presentation,
and the humor and philosophy In
cluded in each morning's broad
cast "Cy Tomsio" will undoubt
edly win a ready welcome wher
ever there Is a radio set.
"Cy Tootsle" will be on the nlv
each morning, excepting Hunday
from 8 to 8:30 oVIock, starting
New Yearn.
HERB ALFORD TO PLAY
llerii Alford, former ' alert ford
resident and well known musician,
will mako his first nppearaneo for
sometime with Klncaid's Imperial
orchestra nt the big New Y ear's
V.vo dance tomorrow evening at
(iold Hill. Dancing will continue
unabated until S o'clock In the
morhlug and a larger crowd than
that present at the Christmas Kve
party la expected by Luke Klncaid,
proprietor. Alford had played for
Klncaid for eight years nnd his
reappearance Is anticipated by the
many dancers who had kept time
to his music In days gono hy.
While Wding bicycles, Italian of
ficers carry thoir sahres by means
of velvet clips on tho handlebars
and forks. Tho weapons aro hold
firmly In nn upright position.
Arrested last night nt 'Ashland
hy State' Traffic; Officers Herb
Mooro nnd 13. M. Baucom, two
Washington boys, Robert McCrary,
1 4, and Leonard McDow, 15, of
Kllennburg, are in tho county jail
today facing car theft charges. The
boys aro chnrged with tho theft
of an auto from . Ellensburg- and
to have driven It to southern Ore
gon. They say they left Oregon
Just on a vacation trip but ran out
of funds and say they were forced
to steal gasoline along tho way.
4
Dec. 29 for laying $200,000 pipe
line project of water bureau across
Uoss Island bridge.
cleat ekin
CCmcs fromwimln
I to 7:30 p.m. Westlnghnuse Sa
lute. NHC service tn KGO,
KHQ, KOMO, IftlW, KKCA,
KTS1), KTAII
7:30 to 8 p.m. n. A. Ilnlfo nnd
Ills Lucky Ktrlkc Dance oichcs
tra. NHC service to k'GO, KIIQ
KOMO, KC.W, KKCA. Kl'HD,
KTAK
8 to 8:ir p.m. Amos 'n' Andy.
NHC service In KI'.O, KIIQ.
KOMO, KOW, KKCA KKHIlx
8:IB to 8:45 p.m. Violet Hay
Music llox. NHi' service to
Kill), KIIQ. KOMO KOW,
KI-'I. Kinn, KTAIt
8:45 to II ii.iii. Uperry Kmlles.
NIK" service ti KOO. KIIQ.
KOMO. KOW, KI-X'A, KTHD
9 to p.m. Klorshclin l-'rollc.
NBC service to KOO, KIIQ,
KOMO, KOW, KKCA, KKSI.
KTAIt
0:3(1 to 10 p.(n.-.Me?miry I.ane.
NI!C service to KOO. KtlW,
KKCA, KKSI), KTAIt, KOA
10 to II p.m. Nullonal Concert
nrchestni. NHC service to KOO
KOA: KOW 10:311 to II p.m.
II (o 12 p.m. Dance orchestra.
NHC service to KOO, Kl'l, KHI..
I Spring Dresses Just Received i
I From New York by Fast Express
Smartest Dress Creations g
I The Very Newest! Here for the New Year Party ;
Thinkof it! Charming New Space Prints, Crepes and Chif- J
H fons Just what New York's Exclusive Shops are showing
H for the advance season. You must see them note the low
H prices then Buy yours Now.
McaMiro I'riMMIon AmNarc.
NBW VoltK. Ti A d icc huf
bepn prtctcd for incfiurinK a
hundredth of n millionth of a bil
lionth of nn cmpcrc of electric. ty.
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