"List of Societies Invited to Take Part in the Centenary Celebrations". A list of the different Societies which will be involved in the celebrations, with their named representatives.
Sin títuloInvitation Card from The British and Foreign Bible Society to attend a Reception at the Bible House, Queen Victoria Street, London, on Thursday 19 July, in honour of the Centenary Celebration of the Royal Asiatic Society.
Sin títuloNotice of Annual Exhibition at University College, London, by British School of Archaeology in Egypt. The exhibition, "Antiquities from Qau, Upper Egypt", will run from 2-28 July 1923, with the Secretary, Hilda Flinders Petrie, in attendance daily from 11-1.
Sin títuloInvitation card, from the President & Council of the Royal Asiatic Society, to attend the Centenary Dinner at the Hotel Cecil, on 20 July 1923.
Sin títuloList of the Honorary Members of the Royal Asiatic Society who took part in the Centenary Celebrations. Further note concerning the filling of vacancies of Honorary membership and the conferring of Hon Degrees of D. Litt. at Oxford University on Lord Chalmers, Sir Charles Eliot and Monsieur de la Vallee Poussin.
Sin títuloLetter from the Comptroller to the Prince of Wales, St James's Palace, to thank the Royal Asiatic Society for the copy of the Centenary Volume of the Society.
Sin títuloReport from The Times newspaper, "A Great Chinese Library" concerning the reception by the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress at the Mansion House and the tour of the Chinese Library at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, as part of the Centenary Celebrations.
Sin títuloReport from The Times newspaper "The King's Reception" concerning the reception at Buckingham Palace as part of the Centenary celebrations.
Sin títuloReport from The Times newspaper, "Archaeology in Afghanistan: Franco-British Cooperation" concerning the conversazione with Mr Émile Senart.
Sin títuloLetter to the Editor of the Times, from Lionel Giles, Secretary of The China Society, to point out some corrections concerning the article that The Times had run about Chinese Libraries.
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