Framed photograph showing a group of people on a dock. The stern of a wooden rowboat is visible to the left, and the stern of a power boat is visible to the right, with the word Lively written on the transom.
The photograph is framed with a red frame, and a sticker on the back reads Orren Jack Turner Studios, Princeton, N.J.
Writing on the back identifies the boat as Lively Lady (belonging to Ernest M. Hopkins), as well as several individuals including Crawford C. Madeira, Jr. (wearing a white shirt at the far left), Constance B. Madeira (somewhat obscured in the back row), Charles Bradley, and Harry Geyelin. Billy Lippincott (William D'O. Lippincott) stands near the center of the photograph with a pipe in his mouth.
This photograph may have been taken during an August Cruise.
