Evening star., 1928-06-11
RECTOR'S
WILL OPEN TONIGHT
Summer Conference of COL
Iege Preachers Will Con-
tinue to Saturday.

Forty-nine clergymen from Is States
will meet in washington tonight in the
memorial reading room of the Wash
ington Cathedral Library on Mount
st. Alban to open the FIRST session OF
the fourth annual Summer conference
of the College of Preachers. The con-
ference will continue until Saturday
morning.
The Right Rev. James E. Freeman.
Bishop of Washington, and the Right
Rev. Philip M. Rhinelander. former
Bishop of Pennsylvania and warden of
the College of Preachers. will be the
principal speakers at the opening gath
ering, during which plans for the
further development of the college will
be presented. A fund of $250000 has
already been provided the institution
for a permanent home and $4,000 for
its maintenance.
First Lecture Tuesday.
The first conference lecture will be
delivered Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock,
when the Rev. DR.. Cosby Bell of Vir-
ginia Theological Seminary will give
the first of series of two talks on
The Making of Man" During the
week there will also be lectures by the
Rev. Dr. Henry S. Coffin, president of
Union Seminary. on The Preaching of
the Cross" and by the Rev DR.. E. Cor
don Selwyn. canon of Portsmouth
Cathedral, England, on THE Risen
Lord and His Church" The lectures
will be followed by group discussions
under the leadership of other noted
preachers and theologians.
Among the clergymen who will at
tend arc.
Right Rev. Samuel Babcock Booth,
Bishop Coadjutor OF Vermont; Rev.
Lstta GrlSNoio. rector ol TrInitv
Church, Lenox, Mass; Rev. Hughell
Edgar Woodal FosDroke. dean of Gen.
eral Theological Seminary, New York
City: Very Rev. Edwin Selden Lane.
dean of Trinity Cathedral. Phoe-
nix, Ariz.; Rev Gilbert Edward Pember
rector of st. Michael's Church, Ger
mantown, Pa: Rev. Joseph Wilson
Sutton, vicar, Trinity Chapel, New
York City; Rev. George Lynde Rich
ardson, rector of st. Pauls Church.
Burlington, VT; Rev. David r. Bailey,
rector OF st. Stephens Church, Fall
River, Mass: Rev. John Edward Bailey,
rector, All Saints Church, Glen Rock,
N. j.; Rev. Richard Henry Baker, jr.,
rector, st. Johns Church, WayneS-
boro. Va; Rev. B. N Bird, rector, st.
Asaph's Church. Bala, Pa; Rev. Rod
ney Brace, rector. st. Johns Church,
Pittsburgh. Pa: Rev. Francis j. Blood
good, priest in charge, st. Andrews
Church, Madison, Wis; Rev. Calvert
E. Buck, superintendent, Episcopal Eye,
Ear and Throat Hospital, Washington,
D. c.; Rev. John e. Carhartt, rector,
st. Adams Church, Cleveland, Ohio;
Rev. James T. Carney, rector, st.
Johns Church, Washington, Conn.
Boston Rector.
Rev Raymond A. Chapman, vicar.
ST. Stephens Church, Boston, Mass
Rev. d. G.. Colony of Media, Pa: Rev.
Francis j. M Cotter, vicar of st. Johns
Pro-cathedral, Providence. r. l.: Rev.
Philip A. Dales, rector of ST. Johns
Church, Olney. Md: Rev. David r.
Eaton, assistant rector of Calvary
Church, New York: rev. Frederick
Fischer, rector of Church Of the
Heavenly Rest, Springfield, Ohio; Rev.
Robert z. Gribbin. rector, st. Paui's
Church, winston Salem, N. c.; Rev.
Henry A. Hanson, canon of All Saints
Cathedral, Indianapolis, Ind: Rev.
Harold F. Holly. rector Of All Saints