Left to Right: Rhi Philip; 2 unknown guests; Myrtle Philip; guest. Standing beside the front porch of Rainbow Lodge.

Myrtle and Rhi Philip sitting outside at Rainbow Lodge.

Photograph of a line of people standing in a line in the deep snow outside Rainbow Lodge. The caption on the reverse reads: "Christmas time at Rainbow L, Edith Hanbury Barnell, Robert Hunt, Anne Philip, Mollie Hunt, Jean Tapley, Rhi Philip, Maison Philip, Pearl Thompson, Agnes Harrop, Jean Hunt, Kathleen Thompson, Shirley Hunt, 1925?"

Two identical photographs of Mariah (Rhi) Philip and Myrtle Philip on a Vancouver street, taken by a street photographer.

Jean Tapley and Mariah (Rhi) Philip on a makeshift raft at Lost Lake. Inscription on verso : "Rhi & Jean / Lost Lake"

Maison and Rhi Philip skiing in front of Rainbow Lodge. Inscription on verso : "Maison Philip and Rhi Philip / late 20's or early 1930's - Maison was about 20 years old."

View of Lost Lake. Inscription on face : "Lost Lake". On verso, postmark reads
"Alta Lake B.C. [illeg] 24 29" and 2 cent Canadian stamp is adhered. Postcard is addressed to "Miss Jean Tapley / Seattle, Washington / 7536 [illeg]2nd Ave NE" and inscribed "Dearie - Owe everyone of my sisters letters but couldn't write this mail. Didn't feel like it. [illeg] feeling queer & restless all over. Rotten weather cold & pouring. Coming up in the summer time next year. Just when does your holiday begin? Think I have rent my house but had to come down to 27.50 but building no garages or anything else so [illeg] as far ahead & if I get it rented this week the two months rent will help pay my $70.00 taxes - Bye dear hope your feeling better - Rhi."

Rhi Philip, Agnes Harrop & Margaret Partridge at Lineham's at Green Lake. Inscription on verso : "Rhi Mrs Harrop Margaret Partridge at Linehams at Green Lake"

Guests dressed in riding clothes, having a picnic with tablecloth and china. Some guests identified in red ink on face : "Nina [Wanker?]" ; [Adelaide?] ; "Geo Thompson" ; "MP" ; "Rhi"

John (holding Ki the dog), Rhi, Alex and Elsie Philip clowning on the front porch of 2950 Trinity St, Vancouver.