Restaurants

Members of the Truman Library Institute at a dinner at the Old Plantation restaurant. From left to right at the top: former Secretary of State Dean Acheson, Mrs. Bess Wallace Truman, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Earl Warren, and former President Harry S. Truman. Others are unidentified.

This is a view of patrons seated at tables at a restaurant in Japan.

This is a general view of a dinner for the combined scholars and Truman Library Institute board members at the Old Plantation Restaurant. At the head table, from left to right: Wayne C. Grover, Elmer Ellis, Donald C. Watt, Earl J. McGrath, W. A. Holloway. At the extreme left of head table: Thomas Blaisdell. At the table to the right of the photo, from left to right: Tom Evans, Mrs. Philip C. Brooks, Dexter Perkins. At the center table, from left to right: Mr. Farrell, James Jones, J. R. Fuchs, James L. Sellers. All others are unidentified.

Truman Library Institute board members and scholars dine together at the Old Plantation Restaurant. From left to right: Thomas Blaisdell, Archivist of the United States Wayne C. Grover, Elmer Ellis, and Donald C. Watt.

Truman Library Institute board members and scholars dine together at the Old Plantation Restaurant. From left to right: Elmer Ellis, Donald C. Watt, Earl J. McGrath, W. A. Holloway.

Rear Admiral Lewis S. Parks (second from right) sits with nine guests at a table at an Italian restaurant. His wife, Zelda Parks is seated to his left. All others are unidentified.

Kansas City, MO. Former President Harry S. Truman receives a plaque from A. B. Crank, Kansas City Star photographer and president of the Kansas City Press Photographer's Association at a chili supper in Harry S. Truman's honor. The plaque was given in appreciation of Truman's consideration of photographers. The supper, was at a chili parlor that is a favorite eating place of Truman's (Dixon's). It marked the revival of the "One More, Please" club that was organized among photographers during Mr. Truman's administration. From: Houston Post.

Former President Harry S. Truman is walking down Paris street, past a sidewalk cafe, while the customers view him with surprised expressions.

Former President Harry S. Truman walking along a Paris Street, passing a sidewalk café where customers regard him with startled expressions. Street sign reads "Place de l'Opéra."

Robert C. Goodwin, Director of the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Employment Security, is shown seated second from the left. He is attending a Minority Groups Conference held in Washington, D.C., July 13-15, 1960. Goodwin's appointment book indicated this luncheon event was held at the Occidental Restaurant in Washington, D.C. The woman seated second from the right has on a name tag which reads "Miss Church." Others in view are not identified.