The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-21

American Historical Association viii be
held at the Columbian University build
ing, Fifteenth and II Streets northwest,
December y, Is, 30, and 81
4 JOiat Session.
On Friday. December q. at p m,
there will be a joint session with the
American Economic Association. During
this time the presidents viii make their
addresses Prof Richard T Ely. Presi-
dent Of the American Economic Assocfa-
ton. viii speak on industrial liberty. and
sir. Charles Francis Adams, President of
the American Historical Association. win
talk on an undeveIoped function.
Saturday, December .. the association
viii visit the Congressional Library, at
1890 a n, papers will be presented on
historical records and researches At
2:39 the meeting viii convene at CoI1Ta-
bian University for the purpose OF con-
sidering church history. At $3.50 there
viii be conference Of college teachers
of history. At 4.30 p. m private meet
ings OF the committees, commissions, and
boards viii be held in the rooms of the
Columbian University
Various Historical Addresses.
IT D m Saturday a session will be
held in the Columbian University when
Dr. George z. Howard. Prof Herbert :
osgood Prof. Frederick }. Turner. and
Mr. Gailard Hunt. of the Department of
State, viii speak upon different subjects
in American history.
Ex-senator ana Mrs John B. Hender-
son VIII tender reception TO the mem
hers Of the association at their residence.
Florida Avenue and Sixteenth Street from
I 10 o'clock, Sunday. December %
European history VIII be discussed Non
day at 1899 a. n by Prof E l. Steven
sen. Of Rutgers College: Prof Ephraim
kIuerton. Of Harvard University and Prof
James Harvey Robinson Of Columbian
University
Business Meeting.
The , O'Clock session on Monday. the
seth. VIII be business meeting
Monday al s p II. there viii be Joint
session with the American Economic As
ISOLATION for which time the following
programme has been arranged.
Party Legislauou-in Parliament in
Congress. and in the State Legislatures. -
b. Prof i Lawrence Lowell Harvard
University Discussion opened BY Prot
Harry Pratt JudsCn- University OF t,hica-
go Historical 1IatcFiaIIsm AM the
Economic Interpretation OF History. By
Pro- Edwin r y SeIiSman Columbia
University Discussion. opened by Prof
Isaac 4 Ioos, University o. iowa. and
Prot E p Cheyney. University Of Penn
srlvauia-
At the Cosmos Club
At a-I5 O'Clock the same evening there
viii be an informal gathering at The Cos
mos Club.
Tuesday. December 81 tho as-oeiat5on
viii meet at the National Museum to
discuss Southern history The subjects
and speakers on this general topic are a.
follows
The Records OF the London Company
By President Lyon G. Tyler. William and
Mary College The Relations Of the
Virginia Planter and The London Mer-
chant" by Prof John : BasseJJ. Triu-
Ity College The Place OF Nathaniel
Macon IN Southern History by Prof
William Z DC,id Randolph Macon Col
lege. Maryland : First Courts" by Dr.
Bernard G Steiner Johns Hopkins Uni
verSity- Southwestern History IN the
Southwest. - by Prof George P. Garrison
University of Texas.
After closing reports and announce
Tents the meeting viii adjourn.
The ASsociation'< Officers
The following are t}e officers Of the as
sociatioa: Charles Francis Adams. Ii D.
president; A. Howard Clark. secretary;
Gen a " Greedy chairman local com
mittee and Gilbert Il Grosvenor. A NJ,
secretary local committee
The Iocs! committees for the meeting
are as follows:
\ - Greedy. chairman; Gilbert H
GrCSvenor- secretary and treasurer.
Entertainments - Herbert Putnam Cy-
ras Adler. Frederic Bancroft. TeERis s.
/ Hamliu PERI 2. Pierce
Finance l. N Curry George c. Cor
ham George W McLanahan-
Place Of MeetiBgs-CarroII D. Wright
Andrew H Allen. \. Howard Clark.
PFess-Charfes Moore.
Public ComfOrt-Gaillard Hunt James
O. Howard p Lee Phillips
TTansportatiOn-A Howard Clark
Social UeIfare-David J. Hill. A b
Hagner James Mcmillan. Merrill Z
Gates J. B Henderson. jr.- William G.
Sanger Thomas J. ShahaR-