Cake

Margaret Truman Daniel holds her son, Clifton Truman Daniel as they look at a birthday cake that has two candles. On the back of the picture is dated June 5, 1958 which would not have been Clifton Daniel's second birthday but his first.

Margaret Truman Daniel holds her son, Clifton Truman Daniel as they look at a birthday cake that has two candles. On the back of the picture is dated June 5, 1958 which would not have been Clifton Daniel's second birthday but his first. There is also a note in Margaret's handwriting: "He has on the yellow suit you gave him."

An unidentified man wearing a military uniform prepares to cut a cake.

E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. (center, right) cuts the cake at a party to celebrate the launching of the French version of the book he edited, "Chronicle of America" in Paris, France. Margaret Truman Daniel is in the right of the photograph. The rest of the men in the photograph are unidentified.

This photo is of the birthday cake for guests at the $100.00 per person fund raiser for the Democratic Party. The banquet was held in honor of former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt's birthday held at the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York City. From: George S. Zimbel Collection.

President Harry S. Truman and First Lady Bess Truman at the Greater Los Angeles Press Club Banquet at the Ambassador Hotel. A large cake is being presented to them (they are seated at table). They are on President Truman's Western trip.

This is a photo of the Greater Los Angeles Press Club luncheon cake and it's baker. The photo was taken in at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California. President Truman addressed the luncheon during his western trip.

Interior view with Charles S. Murphy, Chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board (1965-1968), seated on the left at a table with a cake. Two other men are in view. According to Charles Murphy's appointment book, he had lunch on October 22, 1965 with M. L. Wilson (Milburn Lincoln) and others at the Agriculture Secretary's dining room. Mr. Wilson may be the man seated on the right.

This is a photograph of the cake made to say farewell to Captain Charles Warren Wilkins and welcome Captain Lewis Parks to the USS Manchester.

Commander Frank A. Dingfelder (left), Captain Charles Warren Wilkins (second from right) and an unidentified officer (far right) watch as Captain Lewis Parks cuts and serves cake. The occasion was Parks' assuming command of the USS Manchester from Captain Wilkins.