Parties

Bill and Barbara Colby with an unidentified boy at the Washington's birthday celebration in Vietnam.

German Ambassador York Wendland (left), United States Economic Counselor Arthur Z. Gardiner (center), and a man identified as Shei Pei Quen chatting over drinks at the BNCI Opening, somewhere in Vietnam.

Men identified as Nat Parcham, Fred Ritchie, William Benson, Jack Boyd, and an unidentified man stand chatting on Washington's Birthday in Vietnam.

Photograph of a group of men attending the retirement party for Herman Steinkraus. Steinkraus was retiring from Bridgeport Brass. The party was held at the Union League Club, New York. John R. Steelman is standing, first on the left. The rest of the gentlemen are unidentified.

Assistant to the President John R. Steelman (left) and two unidentified associates pose for a photograph while enjoying a cocktail at an unspecified event. All others are also unidentified.

John R. Steelman (left) presents a certificate recognizing Arch McDonald (center) as Outstanding Son of Arkansas. Mrs. William Fulbright stands to the right. The ceremony honoring Mr. McDonald took place at the Arkansas State Society Dance.

A group of unidentified men and John R. Steelman (second from right) are attending a stag "Hog-Killin" party at the home of Francis D. Thomas in Warrenton, Virginia at the stag

From left to right, Mr. A. Buquor, John R. Steelman and Arch Booth pose for a photograph at the "Saints and Sinners Summerville Luncheon" in 1954.

John R. Steelman (facing left with glasses) is pictured at the "Hog Killin'" Party at North Rock Farm, Warrenton, Virginia. Other men present are unidentified.

Unidentified male and female soldiers, sailors, and military officers stand in line for cake at a party. Exact location is unknown.