Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-26
YOUNG Assam ENSIGN SESS|ONSMMUSEUM
Scientific and Biblical Socie-
ties Meet Here Tomorrow.
DELEGATES ARE ARRIVING
Prominent Educators From Various
Schools of Learning to Par
ticipate in Programs.

Delegates to the general meeting Of the
American Pathological Association, the
Archaeological Institute of America and
the Society of Biblical Literature and
Exegess, which is to be held here from
tomorrow through December 81, are be-
ginning to arrive here. Most of the meet
ings will be held in the atipnal Museum,
though portion of the sessions, includ-
ing committee meetings and social func-
tions, will be held elsewhere.
An Informal meeting of the executive
committee of the Archaeological Insti-
tute will be held tonight at the Raleigh
Hotel. Tomorrow morning another meet
ing of the committee will be held at the
same place at $50 o'clock and a meeting
of the executive committee Of the Phiio-
logical Association will be called there at
II o'clock.
Pathological Society.
First sessions of all three organizations
will be held tomorrow afternoon at $50
o'clock at the museum. The meeting Of
the Pathological Association will be held
in room A. The following papers will be
given: THE Anticipatory Element in
Latin Sentence Connection" by Clarence
w. Mendell of Yale University: "Quintus
Curtius Rufus. by r. B. Steele of Van
derbilt University: Greek paper by La
Rue Van Hook of Columbia University;
Documentary Frauds in Litigation at
Athens by George NJ. Calhoun Of the
University of Texas; THE Pronunciation
of Cute and Huic," by e. II. Sturtevant Of
Columbia University: THE Origin of
Herodotean Tale" by Grace Harriet Ma
Less Known Mss. of Xenophon's Memora-
bilia,' by William w. Baker Of Haver-
ford College: Did Tacitus Malign and
Traduce the Character of Tiberfus in His
Portrait i'm the Annals?" by Edwin w.
Bowen of Randolph-Macon College: "A
Fragment of Sophocles'' and plato.
Apology" by Samuel Eliot Bassett Of the
University of Vermont.
Archaeological Meetings.
The following papers will be given at
the session of the Archaeological Institute
to be held in rooms 42-43: Two label
lac Defixionum in the Royal Ontario Mu-
scum by w. Sherwood Fox Of Princeton
University; "A Statue of Dionysius at
Corinth,'' by Ashton Sanborn of the
American School at Athens; "a Calix In
the Style of Brygos," by William N.
Bates of the University of Pennsylvania;
ger Wagner of Williams College: THE
Madonna of the Prophet by Clark D.
Iamberton Of Adelbert College, West
ern Reserve University, and THE Statue
of Mounted Amazon in the Museum of
Fine Arts. Boston, by Lacey d. Caskey
of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Biblical Society Session.
The Biblical Societys session will be
held in room 45 and will be started with
a business session. Papers to be given
include: .Israers Conquest of Canaan
by Lewis B. Patton of Hartford Theo-
logical Seminary; "Yahwe-Elohim'' and
THE Law of the Modes and the Per-
sans,' by Nathaniel Schmidt of Cornell
University; THE Prologue to John Of Co
Yale University: THE Visions of Zecha-
riah.'' by Paul Haupt of Johns Hopkins
University. and Higher Archaeology and
the Verdict of Criticism" by George A.
Barton of Bryn Mawr College.
Mrs. Boardman and Miss Mabel Board
man viii receive members and visitors in
attendance at the sessions at their resi-
denoe at 5 o'clock. At the same time a
meeting of the council of the Biblical So
ciety will be held while a meeting of the
council of the department Of Canada,
Archaeological Institute, will be held at 4
o'clock. Dinner will be given at the
Raleigh Hotel by the Biblical Society at
$40 O'Clock.
At s pm. joint session ofsthe organi-
cations will be held in the auditorium of
the National Museum, and at 10 o'clock
an informal smoker will be held at the
University Club.