Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-06
YOUTHS STUDYING
QUESTIONS IN CAMP
Congregational Poung People
Join in Religious Discus
sion at Conference.

"Youth Faces Religion" Is the sub
tect under discussion at today'S sessions
of the Eighth Annual Conference of Con-
gregational Young People of Washing
ton and Baltimore, being held at Camp
Kahlert, on Chesapeake Bay. the con,
ference. which began last night, VIII
continue until late tomorrow afternoon
and IS being attended by lu0 oelegateS
from Washington.
At the meeting this morning Rev. II:
w. Brooks of the Peoples Church OF
this city addressed the delegates on
.'Does Modern Youth Need Religion"
Rev. A. A. Stockdale of the First Church
spoke on Immortality as an Essential
of @ Religion for Modern YOUTH, Kew.
Russell j. Clinchy of the Mount Pleas
ant Church discussed Religion and It's
Relation to Science" and Rev. c. w.
Collins Of the Associated Congregational
Church, Baltimore, answered the que5-
ton, Have We Outgrown the Super
stitious in Religion"
Youth Faces Life"
The theme for this afternoons ses-
son is Youth Faces Life" with ad-
dresses on various personal problems by
r d Preston of the First Church OF
washington and dean OF the confer
cnce, Mrs. A. A. Stockdale OF the Flrst
Church and Bernard A. Chandler OF the
Mount Pleasant Church.
Rev. Walter Spooner, superintendent
of the Middle Atlantic Congregational
Conference, will give travel tax TINS
evening and tomorrow morning tnere
will be addresses on THE Study OF
Protestant Sects." by Mrs R. j. McFall
of the Mount Pleasant Church; Con
preeationalism, by DR.. w. Knlghton
Bloom, secretary of the Congregational
Commission on Missions, and me
Bible as a Resource for Modern Youth,
bv DR.. William Knowles Cooper OF the
Cleveland Park Church.
A communion service tomorrow AFTER
noon. conducted by Rev. George l..
Farnham of the Cleveland Park Church,
will conclude the conference.
Delegates Attending.
The following delegates are IN at
tendance from Washington churcnes:
Cleveland Park: Rev. George Farn-
ham, Emily Adams, Betty Zopf, Ruth
White Charles Wells, Bryce Livingston.
Douglas Stephenson, Clifton Moore and
F. o. HIM.
First Church: DR.. and Mrs. Allen A.
Stockdale. Barbara Taylor, Edna An
derson. Priscilla Lane, Constance Lane
Marion James, Lenore Goodwin, Grace
Greenwood. Helen Olmstead, Josephine
Peters. Eleanor Corat, Nell M. Berg
hcut. Mrs. Carleton Ball, E. d. Preston
BENJAMIN Catchings, Walter Sanoorn
ingram Memorial: Mrs. A. D.
Kaiser, Mrs. w. B. Cutting, Leonore
Wolff. Hulda Braden, Franklin Rich
ards, George Conn and Howard De-
FranceauX. ~, p..o,,.
Mt Pleasant: Rev. and Mrs: Rus
sell Clinchy, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell . XII
gore. Mr.. and Mrs. Norton M. Little,
Constance Russell Margaret Strong.
Amelia Brooks, Peggy Trey, Ethel Jane
Pidgeon, Eleanor Cox, Maxine Michael
sen Carol Smith, Patty Hughes, Louisa
Stuart, Marjorie Stuart, Cleola VIII
hanson, Ruth Kizer, 5 Jane R Cooper.
Mazolf Caroline Sebastian, Jane Darby,
Lois M. Kugler, Mrs. R. j. McFall, Jack
Perry, Casson Crittendon; Clifford
Whitney, Howard Brooks. Philip Trey,
George Cox, Donald Carney, George
Burt, Huber Nash, Bernard Chand,
Ter, Howard Mann, WIZARD klmoall,
Richard Tuve, Gordon Livingston and
Frederick Vechery.