Parties

Harry S. Truman Library staff at Christmas party with former President Harry S. Truman. Standing are Helen Luckey and Margaret Sanders. Seated to Mr. Truman's left is Rose Conway.

Harry S. Truman Library staff at Christmas party with former President Harry S. Truman. Standing is Bessie Taylor. Seated to Mr. Truman's left is Rose Conway.

Harry S. Truman Library staff at Christmas party with former President Harry S. Truman. Standing is Bessie Taylor. Seated to Mr. Truman's left is Rose Conway, his private secretary.

Former president Harry S. Truman celebrating his birthday party with a group from the combined staffs of the Harry S. Truman Library and his personal staff. Back row, left to right: Wayne Fellows, J. D. Loyd, John Curry, Jerry Hess, Betty Herscher, Helen C. Luckey, Margaret V. Sanders, Mr. Truman, Betty Shank, Anna Smith, Bessie Taylor, Rose A. Conway, Milton F. Perry, Joe Delaney, Cecil Schrepfer. Seated, left to right: Clifford McCullough, Philip D. Lagerquist, James R. Fuchs, Dave Noyes, Dr. Philip C. Brooks, and William Hillman.

Former President Harry S. Truman's birthday party for members of the 822 Club in the Kansas City Club. This dinner was held in the Research Room of the Harry S. Truman Library.

Nine unidentified men and two unidentified women stand around a table laid with various cakes, cookies, and other sweets.

Mrs. Ralph R. Will, third from left, is seated with several unidentified men and women at an event in Pakistan.

Rear Admiral Lewis S. Parks attends a costume party dressed as a stranded island survivor, third from right. His wife, Zelda Parks is wearing a sailor's uniform. Others are unidentified.

Secretary of the Navy Francis P. Matthews attends a party celebrating his retirement from the Navy to become United States Ambassador to Ireland. The party took place in the Pentagon offices of Secretary Matthews. From left to right: unidentified Navy WAVE officer; Secretary Matthews; Mary (Mrs. Francis) Matthews; unidentified Navy WAVE officer.

Mrs. Edwin F. (Josephine) Stanton, wife of Ambassador Stanton, and a lady believed to be the wife of the mayor of Hanoi, at the tea party given by the Mayor of Hanoi, Vietnam for the delegation of the Melby Erskine Mission.