Weddings

This photograph shows the inside of the Trinity Episcopal Church in Independence, Missouri where Harry S. Truman and Bess Wallace were married. The church is decorated for their wedding.

Margaret Truman Daniel stands with her new husband, E. Clifton Daniel, Jr., in front of the Trinity Episcopal Church in Independence where they were married. This was part of a group of photographs belonging to E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. which he used in his book, "Lords, Ladies and Gentlemen: A Memoir."

Margaret Truman Daniel walks outside Trinity Episcopal Church on her wedding day. Her husband, E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. stands behind her trying to help with her veil which is blowing in the wind. This is part of a group of photographs belonging to E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. which he used in his book, "Lords, Ladies and Gentlemen: A Memoir."

Portrait of the wedding party of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Taylor (third from right). The bride, Mary Louise Supka Taylor, is third from the left. Both the bride and groom worked for the United States Operations Mission in Vietnam. Other members of the wedding party are unidentified.

Mary Louise Supka Taylor and George Taylor on their wedding day in Saigon, Vietnam. Both the bride and groom worked for the United States Operations Mission in Vietnam.

Mary Louise Supka being escorted into the church on her wedding day in Saigon, Vietnam. Supka was a secretary at the United States Operations Mission in Vietnam.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace and his wife Margaret Pace attending the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Beroset.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace with unidentified woman at the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Beroset. Secretary Pace served as the best man at the wedding.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (second from left) and his wife Margaret (left) attend the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Beroset. Frank Pace served as the best man. All others unidentified.

The wedding ceremony of Mrs. and Mrs. Gerard Beroset with Secretary of the Army Frank Pace attending as best man. All figures unidentified.