Harriette W. Cookingham in black dress standing besides stone railing along unknown body of water.
L. Perry Cookingham sitting with Harriette in audience at an unknown Rose Society event.
L. Perry Cookingham hugging Beth Smith, Harriette W. Cookingham looking on at his 65 Years Service celebration.
L. Perry wearing white tuxedo next to Harriette who wears a white dress seated at a table set with china and glassware, red flower centerpiece, and unidentified others also in formal clothes in the...
Mrs. Lapp, Mr. and Mrs. Houston, Harriette W. Cookingham, all sitting in unknown location with folding TV trays.
Mrs. Atkinson in black and Harriette W. Cookingham in grey stand in front of a bush with variegated foliage in Palm Beach.
Mrs. Gregory on left in blue, Ray Conlon in middle wearing suit and tie, and Harriette W. Cookingham on left in blue walk arm in arm in the backyard of unknown house.
L Perry in suit and tie stands next to Harriette in dark dress with group of unidentified people at the observation platform at the base of Christ the Redeemer statue. City of Rio de Janeiro can be...
Harriette W. Cookingham seated on upholstered wooden chair in black dress with pearl necklace in front of china hutch in blue wall room.
Harriette W. Cookingham wearing grey suit and dress and red hat, holding a red purse and jacket standing in front of a parking lot by train tracks.
Sam and Katie Roberts (both formally dressed) seated on floral print couch talking to Harriette W. Cookingham.
Woman identified as Sis standing in grey, Harriette W. Cookingham seated in floral dress, Marjorie Gage seated in green, and Helen Trudeau in blue print dress and hat outside Saddle and Sirloin Club.
L. Perry Cookingham standing besides Harriette and Susan Perry and three others posing for photo behind table that holds cake shaped like a building in a room with bare studs and plywood.
Harriette W. Cookingham in grey jacket and dress walking with two unidentified men in suits and ties on the grounds of unidentified building.
Group of people identified as Bill Losis, Madeline Johnson, Gertrude Walker, Harriette W. Cookingham second on the right. All men wear suit jackets and the women wear dresses.
