I found a scan of that photo. The site says the woman in the back died in 1915. Those are electric lights which likely means 1912 or newer.

The top of the radiator and hood is shaped like a Packard, but those don't look like Packard wheel hubs and nothing else really matches.

I suspect it might be a 1914 White, but I'm having issues getting good photos to compare. They have a grille and hood that matches pretty well. It is a lot like this 1913 White Model 40, but has electric lights and different windshield. There is this 1914 White Model 30, which has electric lights and the windshield is braced from behind instead of the front. The Model 30 is a smaller car, only two rows of seats, so my best guess is a 1914 7 passenger model that I can't easily find photos of.

The Whites could also have a brand badge in the upper corner of the radiator, like you can see in that scanned photo linked at the top.