Left to right, William Melloy, Annie Headley Melloy, two unknown ladies, Mary Hannah Corbett Lewis, Joe Rich Corbett, Tom Corbett, Esther Ellen Corbett, seated, behind her unknown man, man with necktie is Pete Wunderlie, John Bormuth's nephew, then next Virginia Childers Corbett, Bettie Lewis Bormuth and child standing at table is Rupert Lewis, child of Mary Hannah and Ashton Lewis, seated lady behind Rupert is unknown and lady at far right with glasses is unknown.

Top far right, man with hat, is Charles Samuel Melloy of Evansville, in front of him is Ashton Lewis, and with only his boater hat in view, bent over, is Luther Lewis.

When Ashton Lewis took the children back to Virginia, Pete Wunderlie was to follow by train with Luther's little puppy. At a rest stop along the way, Pete let the dog get off to run and the puppy never returned. At the age of 87, after spotting Pete Wunderlie in this picture, Luther Lewis vowed that even after all that time, he would still like to sock Pete in the nose for losing his puppy!

If anyone knows where this picnic spot was, with all the rock formations in the background, please get in touch with Marilyn Phegley.

Photo courtesy of Betty Lou Lewis Cummings.