PICTURE PRESS QRAVURB SECTION
k WHERE WILLIAM PENN WORSHIPPED: A 17TH CENTURY QUAKER MEETING HOUSE
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The "Blue Idol," I 17th Century Quaker Meeting House In Coolharo,
Sussex, England, Where William Penn Worshiped for 10 Years.
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Tt Is Being Renovated by the Voluntary Labor
of a Party of Quakers Who Lived in a Summer
Lamp in the Village.
The Meeting House, Which Is Still Used for Worship, Ir in Its Or'ginal State,
Except for an EceJ of Whitewash on the Old Oak Beams.
SPEAKING OF NAMES: A GROUSE SHOOT ON BLUBBERHOUSE MOOR, YORKSHIRE ENGLAND
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"My Word!" Here Is the Shooting Party of
Lord Faber Leaving the Luncheon House on
Blubbrrhouse Mcor. Orley, Yorkshire, England,
And at Lord Lovedale's Party Mis
Egerton Assisted Her Father, tha Hon
Franeu Egertou, to Bring in the
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This Is the Party of ths Hon. J. G. Murray on the Same Moor with the Long, Long Name.
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The Hon. J. G. Murray and Party Laying Out the Big 0: ferociouj Bira They Hal Phot.
The Hon. Capt. Sir Algernon Osborn at the Butts on the Third Beat, Evidently Watching to See Thst None
oi the Birds Attacked the Guests.