Evening star., 1933-05-06
OXFORD MOVEMENT.
PARLEYS PLANNED.
Washington Cathedral Ses.
I sions to Mark Centenary
p; May IA to FL.

N conrnemoration Of the centenary
OF the oxford movement IN the Churcn
of England. which had Its origin IN
Keble's assize sermon at the University
of oxford in July, 1888, a special con-
ference will be held at the College OF
from May IA to 81. Announcement OF
the program has just been made by
Bishop James E. Freeman and the
warden of the College of Preachers,
Right Rev Philip M. Rhinelander.
The Significance of the oxford move
Ynent will be discussed in three special
sermons during the conference. Dr..
Prank Gavin of the General Theological
Seminary. will preach on What was
the oxford Movement" in the great
choir N the cathedral May IA at
O'Clock. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, pastor
of the Central Congregational Church
in Brooklyn. and former president OF
the Federated Council of Churches OF
Christ in America, will deliver ser
mon on The oxford Movement and
Professionalism" in st. Adams PARISH
Church on the cathedral grounds May II
at o'clock. The final sermon will be
delivered by DR.. Julian Hamlin. rector
of Emmanuel Church of Boston, on
1.-The Future Of the oxford Movement
He will spea.- I the great choir OF the
cathedral May l at o'clock.
Schedule of Sessions.
Apart from the three sermons, the
conference sessions will be held in the
College Of Preachers Building in &C
cordance with the following schedule:
May Is. 4 pm, Rev. Shirley Z.
Hughson. superior of the Order OF the
Holy Cross. The oxford Movement and
Community Life; 7:45 pm, Very Rev.
Henry B. Washburn, dean of the Epis-
copal Theological School in Cambridge,
Mass, THE Oxford Movement and the
Recovery of Spiritual Values"
May Is, 10 am, Rev. Charles Win
fred Douglas of the Community of st.
Mary. Peekskill, N. Y. The oxford
Movement and Church Music; 4 PM,
Dr. John Mockridge, rector OF st.
James, Philadelphia, The Oxford
Movement and LitNgical Development
7:45 pm. DR.. Ralph Adams Cram OF
Boston, distinguished architect, The
Oxford Movement and Christian Wor-
ship: Symbolism"
May II, 10 am. Very Rev. Frederick
C. Grant. dean of the Western Theolog-
cial Seminary in Chicago. THE Oxford
Movement and the Bible; pm. DR..
Edward R. Hardy. Phi. D., Of the Gen
eral Theological Seminary. THE Ear
lier Movement in America"
May 18, 10 am. DR.. Granville M.
Williams of the Society Of st. John the
Evangelist and rector of the Church
of ST. Mary the Virgin in New York
City, The oxford Movement and De-
votional Life; pm, Very Rev. E. N.
NJ Nutter, dean of Nashotah House in
Wisconsin, THE oxford Movement and
the Prophetic Ministry: 7:45 pm. DR..
Leicester c. Lewis. rector of st. Mar
tin-in-the- Field, Chestnut Hill. The
oxford Movement and the Ministry Of
Grace"
Talks on May 19.
May 19, 10 am, D. A. McGregor, OF
the Western Theological Seminary in
Evanston, ILL.,, The oxford Movement
and Social Theory" pm, Clinton
Rogers Woodruff, of the Executive
Council of the Diocese of Pennsylvania,
who has charge of Christian social serv-
ice and institutions. THE Oxford Move
ment and Social Practice; 7:45 pm,
DR.. Royden K. Yerkes. Of the Philadel-
phia Divinity School. The Oxford
Movement and Liberalism"
May 20, 10 am, Jared S. Moore, pro-
fessor of the Western Reserve Univer-
sity. The oxford Movement and the
Sacramento Principle