The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-30
SCHOLARS TO MEET
VIII Hold Sessions in George
Washington University
COME FROM ALL SECTIONS
To Read Papers at Gathering of
American Pathological Association,
Archaeological Institute of Amer
lea, and Managing Committee of
American School in Rome.

Following their custom of meeting to-
sether during the winter recess. the
American Pathological Association. the
Archaeological Institute o. America. and
the managing committee Of the American
School of Classical Studies in Rome. WIZ
hold their session here in the halls Of the
George Washington University January
10 1867
The Archaeological Institute of America
Is an organization composed of affiliated
societies throughout the country. the
membership of which consists Of persons
who seek to promote the objects for which
it stands. It fosters the American schools
in Athens, Rome, and Jerusalem, and de
votes especial attention to the investiga-
ton Of the remains of American antiquity
The American Pathological Association
is interested chiefly in classical, Oriental.
and modern language studies. 1t was or
ganized in 1870. IN recent years. since the
organization of the Oriental Society and
the Modern Language Association. its en-
phasis has been laid chiefly on Greek and
Roman matters
y
University. is president Of the Archaeo-
logical Institute. and Prof Elmer Trues-
dell Merrill, of Trinity College. is presi-
dent Of the American Pathological Associa-
ton
Exercises Begin Wednesday.
The business exercises open Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock, with the first ses-
sion of the Pathological Association in Ju-
risprudeuce Hall. and simultaneously with
brief meeting Of the Council of the In
stitute, followed by the first session Of the
general meeting. held in University Hall
On Wednesday afternoon at . o'clock oc-
Ours the first meeting of the corporation
OF the institute 10 carry out the provisions
of the national charter. granted by act OF
Congress last May. and later in the after
noon there VIII occur a joint meeting of
the two bodies TO celebrate the incorpora-
tioH OF the institute
In the evening at s o'clock. I'm University
Hail, the annual address of the president
Of the Pathological Association will be
given by President Merrill President Sev-
Tnour of the Archaeological Institute. will
preside, and the address of welcome will
De given by President Needham. Of the
George Washington University
To Read Papers.
The representative character Of tho
scholars who Will take part in the meet
ing Is shown by the names Of those VINO
have registered papers to read: r q
Ballentinc, Bucknell University; W. z.
Mustard Haverford E. w. Hopkins.
Paul Baur, Bernad8tte Perrin. T. d. Sey-
mour. A. W Van Buren,. and c. c. Tor
rey. Yale; r G. Kent, W B Mcdaniel.
" \. Bates. and @. d. Habits. Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania: c. w. Super.
Ohi) University; r. s Radford, EImira
College; J. Pickard. University Of Mis-
sour; ". H. Goodyear, Brooklyn Inst-
tute; l. l. Hewett. fellow of the Insti-
tute of American Archaeology: X p
Harrington, Wesleyan; Q. D Kellogg. A
Maryland, H. c. Butler. Q. s Tonks. |
and A. r. Anderson Princeton: A. A
Bryant c. II. Moore, J. W. White. C. /
ii. Chase +. Cary, and N. Warren, Har- |
ward; T. W Fay, University of Texas; w /
s. Scarborough, Wilberforce University: /
O. NJ. Washburn, University High School. |
Chicago; F G. Allinson and A. G. Hark- |
moss, Brown; c. B. Newcomer and +. w. /
Kelsey, University of Michigan; +. 7. /
Merrill, Trinity; T. Fitz-Hugh, Univer- /
sity Of Virginia, II y. Fowler Western /
Reserve; Miss Gisela NJ A Richter
metropolitan Museum of Art; D. NJ Rob |
inson, Johns Hopkins; J. NJ Patton and /
+. Won Mach, Cambridge, Mass; J. T. /
Harry University Of Cincinnati; II. c. /
Tolman, Vanderbilt University; A. W. |
Milden, Emory and Henry College.
Programme Provides Entertainment
The programme provides for entertain |
ment as well as for work. The Cosmos /
Club and University Club have extended /
their privileges to the members and Wis /
itors, and on the evening of Wednesday, /
Januar- >, at $3.50 o'clock, the Cosmos |
Club will formally entertain the male
members Of the institute and association. /
On Thursday afternoon at 5 O'Clock Hon. |
John w Foster, president Of the Wash /
ington Society of the institute. and Mrs /
Foster viii receive the delegates and /
visitors at their residence. 1893 Eighteenth
street.
On Friday afternoon. at go O'Clock. /
the members viii be presented to the /
President