Two men identified as Dr. Stone and Dr. Emery E. Olson stand by unidentified white man. All men wear suits and are standing by wire fenced railing with body of water behind them.
Dr. Hugh L. Dwyer in shirt and tie sands next to his wife in blue blouse at unidentified park.
E.C. Winters and wife, Besse both in formal wear stand in front of a mural of a campfire scene in the loft of the Saddle and Sirloin Club.
Unidentified woman in blue and Earl MacVeigh in suit and tie sit at a table holding drinks.
Earle MacVeigh dressed as Mountie on stage with lines of others dressed as Mounties.
Earle MacVeigh in tuxedo stands in front of brick arch.
Ed Roach in blue jacket, shirt, and tie standing in front of unknown equipment in unidentified location.
Ed Stene, Dr. Emery Olson, and L. Perry Cookingham pose in front of unknown waterway.
Ed Bixby in western wear with wife Angie Bixby who wears a black dress stand in front of wood door covered with burnt brands.
Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Muras both in western wear stand in front of rock wall with red shuddered window and handmade sign reading "We Paint, We Powder, We Drink, We Cuss, You'll find no saddle sores on 'US.'"
Eddie Rickenbacker seated at a table with Forth Worth Mayor John Justin.
Eddie Rickenbacker in suit and tie stands next to man identified as McLaughlin who wears a suit and holds glasses and a booklet.
Group of formally dressed men sitting at a table identified from left to right as McLaughlin, L. Perry Cookingham, Raymond Buck, Eddie Rickenbacker, and Mayor Justin.
Eddie Roecker in cowboy hat, polo shirt, and American Royal tie in front of blue and white parasol.
Edith Darby in brown holding fur coat, Harriette W. Cookingham in red, and Harry Darby in suit and tie standing by bus on tree lined suburban street.
Edith King in top hat, white blouse, and green tie.
Edward Grady in black button up and his wife in floral dress pose at unknown location.
Edward Reveaux in dark jacket, eye patch, and checkered shirt standing in front of a set piece.
Alice in floral print western style dress next to Hubie Edwards in blue western shirt and tie stand in front of mural at Saddle and Sirloin Club.
Elizabeth Watts in white dress stands on stage.
Elmer & Hazel Rhoden both formally dressed stand outside Saddle and Sirloin Club.
Emily Rothschild, Louis Rothschild, Mrs. Simpson, and Jerry Rice all in western wear stand outside Saddle and Sirloin Club.
Emma Lou in baseball jersey and Clark Cookingham in Hawaiian shirt stand next to automobile along dirt road.
Eve & Clark pose with L. Perry Cookingham for Harriette W. Cookingham's funeral.
Exterior of house at 809 W. 69th St., Kansas City, MO showing blue and white two story Federal style building with large trees and green lawn.
