Social Events and Club Notes in Jefferson City
A June 17, 1937 Jefferson City Post Tribune page highlights society lunches and bridge parties. Miss Marjorie Hardin hosts a noon luncheon for Miss Helen Hafner with red white and pink roses. Mrs. George B. Strother hosts a hotel luncheon with spring flowers. several other ladies host or attend bridge gatherings and social circle events. Additional items include church YWCA meetings, DeMolay postponement, music club recitals, and Eastern Star plans.
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Jefferson City Post- Tribune
Marjorie Jewell Hardin
East High Street
Helen Jean Hafner
A. J. Hardin
Roy Tharp
Annabel Maxey
Nadine Hudson
Hazel Hueller
Beryl Perriguey
Mae Mildred Bartlett
Georgina Crismon
Kathryn Hoerschen
Lilian Johnson
Mary Virginia Briggs
Hazel Norfleet
Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers Wedding Rushes By In California
Raymond and Jeanette MacDonald wed in a single-ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Willsie Martin. A sudden audience rush erupted as flashbulbs exploded, forcing a televised exit amid gifts valued at $25,000 including champagne, silver, and a diamond necklace.
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Raymond
Mary Pickford
Buddy Rogers
Mary
Willsie Martin
Mendelssohn
Nelson Eddy
Jeanette
Miss MacDonald
Harold Lloyds
MacDonald
15,000 at Jeanette MacDonald- Gene Raymond Wedding
Hollywood fairytale wedding draws 15000+ spectators outside Wilshire church as Jeanette MacDonald and Gene Raymond wed in a formal ceremony. Nelson Eddy to sing. reception includes roses, candles, and star guests. Honeymoon sails June 26.
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Jeanette MacDonald
Gene Raymond
Hollywood
Calif
Jeannette WacDonald
Sevie
Honolulu
Wilshire Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary Pickford
Buddy Rogers
Nelson Goldy
Clark Gable
Nelson Eddy
St Louis Guests Honored at Missour i Hotel Luncheon and Bridge
Mrs E W Opfer and Mrs Clarence Rose hosted a luncheon and bridge at the Missouri hotel for St Louis house guests including Mrs A F Orr Mrs W H Sheffer Mrs Joseph Lydon Mrs Louis Hueseman and Mrs Ira B Hart. The color scheme was green and yellow with flower clusters centering tables. Out of town guests included Mrs Merrill Audrey of Dallas and Mrs James Davidson of Charleston. Cavers were laid for thirty one. Mrs Boril Reinke will entertain the visitors with dinner and bridge at the Wonder Bar this evening with the same group attending.
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A. F. Orr
W. H. Sheffer
Joseph Lydon
Louis Hueseman
Ira
B. Hart
St. Louis
E. W. Opfer
Opfer
Clarence Rose
Missouri Hotel
Merrill Audrey
Dallas
Tex
James Davidson
Charleston
West Virginia
Cavers
Boril Reinke
Bridge
Wonder
Orr
Sheffer
Lydon
Hueseman
Hart
S. W. James
Preparing for Summer Sun with Makeup Cautions
The piece advises waterproof makeup for beach sun, detailing steps to apply foundation rouge and powder, then pat with moisturized palms, and to use waterproof products to avoid sunburn while swimming. It warns against careless sun exposure and stresses preparedness for a safe, healthy tan.
Waterproof swimming cap and nail care tips for sportswomen
A fashion minded guide urges leathery water wear and practical tips for swimmers. It notes thin oilskin shower caps under regular caps to keep hair dry, describes a water tight cap with an inner rim, and suggests matching lacquered toenails and pale pink polish. It adds cuticle care and hand lotion for active sportswomen, then reports actress Jean Harlow's mother as sole beneficiary in a probate filing revealing an estate likely over ten thousand dollars, informally hoped to be around one hundred thousand.
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Harlow
Los Angeles
dJean Harlow
Jean Bello
Bridegroom Raymond Guion Ties With Miss MacDonald
Louis B. Mayer and Nicholas Schenclk attended a wedding where brides name was Jeanette MacDonald. The groom’s real name is Raymond Guion. A 90 pound wedding cake flown from Philadelphia was served at the reception, highlighting the celebrity nuptials.
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Louis B. Mayer
Nicholas Schenclk
Raymond Guion
Jeannette MacDonald
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Miss Hafner
Mrs. Strother
George
Strother
Missouri
Rcom
E. J. Miller
Gus LeCompte
Otis Manchester
Ewing McBride
Foster McHenry
Charles Heinrichs
Mrs. Porter
James C. Porter
Ernest Linhardt
Virginia Leslie
Dorothy Nell Lewis
Joanne Boyce
Imogene Mayens
Darlene Shaw
Lucille Jackson
Fern Jones
Betty Jean Bouchard
W. J. Bouchard
Mrs
T. L. Browning
Kansas City
Nancy Lee Bonnifield
George B. Strother
Orian Prosser Missionary Society
Fulton
William Knox
Jefferson City
Persia
First Baptist Church
Baptist Ladies Social Circle
Paul McDaniel
Emma McKenna
The
Christian Church
J. P. Menefee
Monroe
LeRoy Munyon
God
Frank St
L. C. Northcutt
Louise Schoen
Central Missouri State Teachers College
Eleanor Schockey
Warrensburg
Schoen
Olive Ewing
Mary Ellen Rich
W. D. Rich
Holt's Summit
Phillip Hoffman
Baptist
Irene Slate
Alice Hope
Rettt's
Mary Slanker
Madison
R. A. R. Club
John Kiely
Phil Foley
Victor Raithe
Hurley Mader
Dorothy Bailey
Frances Barnthouse
Mildred Duncan
Jane Harrell
Mary Margaret Clay
Nadine Groom
Margaret Maddox
Marion Maddox
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Pope’s
California
Beryl
Audrey Perriguey
Henry A. Perriguey
San Gabriel
Catil
Harald Lloyd
John Mack ‘Brown
Allan Jones
Basil Rathbone
Warren Rock
Richard Harareayes
Jones
Anna ‘MacDonald
Rathbone
Ginger Rogers
Fay Wray
Richard Hargreaves
Warren
Wy Hape Summers
Gunouat
Dorothy Poynton
Rochelle Hudson
NRC
Clorox
Miss Modern
Navy
High St
Raw the
Aes Ham
Armour
Ene
Mark Gifford
Armour and Company
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