Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-11
Clergy COLLEGE
TOOPEN MONDAY
{ :ledraI to Have Summer
Session for Younger
Church Pastors.

cement of Rt. Rev. DR.. Philip
.nelander, formerly Bishop of
~1sylvania, now canon of Wash
IN Cathedral and warden and
ain of the Summer conference.
than fifty clergymen will be IN
'adance, including snembers of the
ty, the cathedral staff and the
mt body. The faculty and stu
body will be guests of the Ma
III Cathedral School living at
by Hall.
10 privileges of the conference
IN the main for the younger
", those who have shown special
Use as preachers in order to de-
) the prophetic ministry of the
'~ch. There will be a few older
= among the students to act as
-. philosophers and friends and
ad in the discussions. The con-
zee will last until Saturday and
will be daily special services,
nrences, open discussions and
ice preaching as well as adj
:os by the distinguished faculty.
= membership will be confined to
~ specially invited to attend. From
1tudent body, young clergymen of
al gifts viii preach in Bethlehem
0al at evening prayer on Tuesday,
'nesday, Thursday and Friday at
o'clock. All persons are invited
.ase evensong services to hear the
Ions.
Headed by Bishop.
80 faculty of the conference Is
ed by Bishop Rhinelander. He
40 ~ III
nal meetings. A man of great
tual insight, his leadership of the
-4rence will be a source Of in
ation to all who attend it.
I've assistant director is Rev. DIR.
am L. DeVries, chancellor of
hington Cathedral. The registrar
'ev. c. E. Buck, rector of Wash
n Parish. Among those on the
~'ty are Rev. Leonard Hodgson.
10 General Theological Seminary
wv York City; Rev. Prof. w. c.
lis, a member of the faculty of
: School, Connecticut; and Prof.
. les S. Baldwin, of Columbia Uni
", New York.
no conference will include among
members the following from the
of cathedral clergy; Very Rev.
=. F. Bratenahl, dean of Washing
IA Cathedral; Rev. DIR. William IL.
= RES, chancellor of Washington
,edral and assistant director OF |
"a conference; Canons Arson Phelps
IS, J. Townsend Russell, Edward |
'Nunlap, A. B. Rudd, Rev. Joseph |
her. librarian of Washington |
,edral; Rev. Robert Lee Lewis, |
ssor of Washington Cathedral. and |
=. Raymond l.. Wolven, chaplain to |
,op Freeman.
ON the diocese of Washington |
/ come the following students:
". G. v. Barry, rector King |
, ..ge's Parish, Maryland; Rev. Clyde |
nwn, rector Silver Spring Parish, |
Wand; Rev. Jackson Cole, rector !
trinity Diocesan Church; Rev. Mil |
L w. Riker, rector of Holy Trinity |
/. .sh, Prince Georges County. Md;
=. II. A. Woolfall, recently ordained |
est, in charge of st. Philips Parish, |
.-lrel, Md; and Rev. e. Pinkney
9TH, rector of Christ Church, |
,rgetown, and chaplain of the Ma
,al Cathedral School for Girls. |
IN Washington also will be Rev.
I'll F. Sawbridge, an English clergy |
n. who is in Washington as the |
1plain of the local Toe III. House.
Two Bishops as Students.
mong the student body will be
) bishops Of the Episcopal Churcn
America, Rt. Rev. Thomas Z.
"st, Bishop of East Carolina: anu
lirnan of the Church Commission
Evangelism, who headed the
.;hops' Crusade last Winter, and
Rev. Samuel Babcock Booth,
hop coadjutor of Vermont. Other
ed churchmen in attendance will
: Very Rev. Edwin S. Lane, dean
Trinity o-Cathedral, Phoenix,
H.: Rev. A. ]. Gayner, head Of the
,oiety of the Nazarene, Mountain
,kes. N. J.: Rev. S. J. Hutton, head
,ster of st. Paul's School. Baltimore;
". John S. Baldwin, Order of the
2ly Cross, West Park, n. Y; Rev. |
Thomas S. Cline, General Theo-
yicaI Seminary, New York; Rev. DR.. |
ederic S. Fleming, formerly of Chi |
20, now of Providence, r. l.; Rev. |
B. O'Farrell, rector of Emmanuel |
-ish, Cleveland, Ohio; Rev. DR..
>;cester Lewis, Gate House, Villa |
wa. Pa; Rev. Albert Lucas, on the |
.uIty of the Episcopal Academy, |
arbrook, Philadelphia, Pa; Rev. |
-illiam T. Metz, rector Of st. Ga |
els Parish, Philadelphia; and Rev. |
rnuel Shoemaker, jr., rector of Cal |
,,y Church, New York City, which |
IS Bishop Satterlee's church; Rev. |
axander Zabriskie, member of the |
eulty Of the Virginia Theological |
,.ninary, Alexandria. Va; Rev. Louis |
: Pitt, rector of st. Marks Parish |
Newark, n. J.; and Rev. Edmund |
Gibson, vicar Of Trinity Chapel, |
fillmore, Md.
Among the younger clergy who will |
END the conference are: Rev. Karl |
Block, born in Washington, rector |
!. Michael and All Angels Church, |
Louis, Mo-: Rev. John II. A. Bonn |
,rger, Wheeling, w. Va, former as |
,tant at Epiphany Church in Wash |
2ton: Rev. Frank Lambert, who was |
, aviator in Italy during the war and !
10 is now Episcopal student chap |
in at Cornell University; Rev. Noble |
DWELL, Episcopal student chaplain,
University of Virginia; Rey. George !
owbridge, Episcopal student. chap |
n, Yale; Rev. John Mitchell |
. re, Episcopal student chaplain, |
diversity of Illinois; Rev. Francis i. |
'oodgood, Episcopal student chaplain, |
diversity of Wisconsin; Rev. DIR. J. |
: Sutton, vicar OF Trinity Chapel, |
unity Parish, New York.
Other students at the conference |
IL be: Rev. David r. Bailey, rector |
int Stephens Parish, Fall River,
ass: Rev. John p. Beaucham, rector |
:. Paul's Parish, Gardner, Mass: |
ev. Benjamin y. Bird. rector Saint |
saph's Parish, Bala, Pa; Rev. G.. +.
rector St. James Parish,
yden, n. c.; Rev. David T. Eaton,
'ctor st. James Parish, gainesville,
hio; Rev. Frank T. Hallett, rector
oily Nativity Parish, Thornton, r. l.;
ev. Frederick 3. Halsey, rector st.
nibrose's Parish. Germantown, Phila-
elphia, Pa; Rev. Oliver ]. Hart,
sctor st. Paul's Parish, Chattanooga,
enn.; Rev. Alfred j. Miller, rector
hrist Church, Walton, n. Y; Rev.
. e. Miller, rector Trinity Church,
wensboro, Ky; Rev. James A. Nit
lell, rector Church of the Messiah,
altimore, Md; Rev. Leighton II.
ugent, rector st. Johns Parish, St.
o1lis. Mo: Rev. John /. Oldham,