The Washington times., 1906-12-30
NOTED SCHOLARS
COMING AS GUESTS
Archaeological and Philo-
logical Gatherings
This Week.
WILL MEET THE PRESIDENT
Programs Provide for Entertain
ment and BuSi-
ness,

The American PhilologicaI Associa-
ton, the Archaeological Institute of
America. and the Managing Committee
OF the American school of Classical
Studies in Rome, VIII hold Uhelr s,s-
slons in Washington in the halls of the
George Washington University, January
1-5. 1907.
There viii be morning and Afternoon
sessions of the Vi. .iOus bodies, most
OF them separately, but from time 10
'lme with joint sessl1Hs The exercises
open Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
with the first session OF tito I-hifuIo-
ElcaI Association III Jurisprudence Hall,
ana simultaneously with a hief meet
Hs OF the Council Of the Institute. fol-
lowed by the h-st session OF t.c geuef al
meeting, held ia University Huu.
Noted Scholars Expected.
The representative character OF tie
scholars who win take part in the
meeting is show, by the names OF those
who have registered papers 10 read: r.
q, Baneutine Bucknell University; ".
L. Mustard, Hayerford; T. ". Hopkins.
Paul Baur, Eernadotte Perrin. +. ID.
Seymour. \. W. Van BuTcn. and G. G.
IoTrey Yale, r. c. Kent, W. B. Nc
Daniel ". n. Bates, ana G.. -. Had
Zite University of Pennsylvania G. W.
super Ohio University r. : Radford
Elmira COLLEGE, j. Pickard. University
or Missouri; W. H. Goodyear. BROOKLYN
institute, L. L. Hewctt, fellow of the
Institute of American Archaeology. *
T. Harrington, Wesleyan; G.. II. KcI-
logE, \. Marquand, H. G. Butler o. s.
Ionks, and -. r. Anderson Princeton.
A A Bryant, g. H. Moore, j. w
White. G- ii. Chase +. Cary, and NJ.
sIty of Texas; ". :. Scarborough. VII
herforce University; q. ri. Washburn.
University High School, Chicago: r. G..
AlIinscn. ana A. q. Hardness. Brown:
G. b. Newcomer ana r. W. Kelsey.
University of Michigan T.. II. Merrill,
Trinity Il. titzhugh, University of Vir-
Einia; II. N Fowler, Western Reserve:
Miss Gisela NJ, a. Richter. Metropolitan
Museum of Art; ID. NJ. Robinson, John
Hopkins +. NJ. Patton and L. Won
Mach, Cambridge. Mass; J. T.. Harry,
University of Cincinnati. II. c. To!-
man, Vanderbilt University; A w
Ahlden. Emory and Henry College.
Cosmos Club to Entertain.
The program provides for entertain
ment as well as for work. The Cosmos
Club and University Club have extended
their privileges to the members and
visitors and on the evening Of Wednes-
day, at $3.50 o'clock, the Cosmos Club
viii formally entertain the male mem
bers of the institute and association.
ON Thursday afternoon at . O clock the
Hon. John W. Foster president OF the
Washington Society of the Institute. ard
Mrs. Foster. viii receive the delegates
and visitors at their residence, 1873
Eighteenth street.
On Friday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock
the members Will be presented to the
President.
Washington Hosts.
The visiting members are the guests
of the Washington Society Of the Arch-
geological Institute and OF the George
Washington University.
The committee on arrangements for
the meeting. consisted Of the executive
committee of the Washington Society
namely, Hon. John w Foster. chair
man; Prof. Mitchell Carroll. secretary;
DR.. Cyrus Adler Miss Mabel S. Board
man, Prof. George NJ. BollOng. W. H
Holmes, DT. =. Q. Hopplu, George c.
IIornblower. John B. Larner, President
Charles w. Needham, Mgr. Dennis ].
O'Connen, Dr. Herbert Putnam. Mrs
Elizabeth Somers, Mrs. Charles D. Wal
C0rt