Wallace, Natalie Ott, 1891-1960

Picnic near the Little Blue River with Harry S. Truman's Stafford automobile. Left to right: Natalie Ott Wallace (Mrs. Frank G. Wallace); Emma P. (Mrs. William) Southern; Frank Gates Wallace; Bess Wallace; and Harry S. Truman. For better photo of same see 79-20. Identification by Miss Ethel Noland. Photo was probably taken by George Wallace.

Blurry photograph of Margaret Truman abroad the U. S. S. Williamsburg. Partially pictured left to right are: Natalie Wallace and May Wallace. They are on a ride with Mrs. Truman's bridge club. From: Copied from photographs loaned to the Library by Mary Shaw Branton.

(Left to Right) Thelma Pollette, Edna Hutchison, Natalie Wallace, and Helena Crow pose at Hawk's Nest, Allegheny Mountains. From: Copied from photographs loaned to the Library by Mary Shaw Branton.

Members of Bridge Club, pictured left to right: Natalie Wallace, Lucy Peters, Bess Truman, Thelma Pollette, Adelaide Twyman, and May Wallace. From: Copied from photographs loaned to the Library by Mary Shaw Branton.

Bridge Club members at Carolyn Lapp's luncheon, pictured left to right: Natalie Wallace, Edna Hutchison, Mag Noel, Mary Shaw Branton, Lucy Peters, Bess Truman, Thelma Pollette, May Wallace, and Adelaide Twyman (obscured). From: Copied from photographs loaned to the Library by Mary Shaw Branton.

After arriving at the train depot, former President Harry S. Truman drives his daughter, Margaret, to their home. In the back seat, left to right, Mrs. Frank (Natalie) Wallace, Bess Truman, and Mrs. George (May) Wallace. Margaret came home to prepare for her wedding. (See also 67-4666) From: Copied from original photographs loaned to the library by Harry Barth. Originals were returned to Mr. Barth.

Standing in the woods, Left to Right: George Wallace, Bess Wallace, Fred Wallace, Harry Truman, tapping Fred on the shoulder (Truman's head is cut off in the photo); in the foreground, probably Natalie Wallace and possibly Frank Wallace on the right. From: Copied from a photo album lent to the Truman Library by May Wallace.