Handwritten on the back, "Capwell picnic at Emporium Capwell country club-august 1929". Five men in matching shirts and slacks and wing tipped shoes are playing instruments while a couple dances in front of the camera. One of the band members plays a trumpet, one a violin, one a banjo, and another a saxophone. The fifth man is obscured from view behind the dancing couple. The dancing woman is wearing a flowery coat and light colored dress. Her shoes are T-strap buckle high heels. She is smiling and dancing with a grey haired man. The Emporium Capwell's Country club was purchased in 1925 in Fairfax, Marin County. An ad in "The Domes Echoes", the company magazine, read, "How much do your weekends cost? For $2.65 you can have all this at your country club: Round Trip .60 Bed .50 Dinner .65 Luncheon .50 The country club was discontinued in 1937 and leased to a boys school.