Evening star., 1877-08-21
Educational

DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GT-ARDT ANS
This j. the season I'm which the educatioual
institutions in this Distric;, and the states
advert sc their reopauiug forthe school year
ard We take the occasion to remind such OF
our patrons RS have charge OF children thai
The Inst tutiCnS advert sing In our columns
are eIrOUg the best and most successful in
the country. CGTGUcffd "a 10y eNUcrieHced teach
tTs, v 10 have made the Instruction ~ yOltN
The business 81 lifetime. \ {, " Of these are
UeutfOUed below, and others will n noticed
Gom time To time IS new Advertisements
appear
Mount Vernon II stifute. 1901 street north
west. VIII reopen EeIteW Der 18th. under the
supervision - Mrs. Charles ". PairO. This
boarding and day school for young ladies
ard little girls has wide and enviable repu-
tsfiOD.
The Law deTar ment Of the University of
Virginia will rec zen October Isl. f-17. The
faculty Is composed of allie gentlemen. who
fnlly maintain the high reputation OF this
department.
Mount Vernon Seminary. the well and ia
vOrahly known family and day school for
yOUrg ladicS, will BEGIN its IA n session at 2Ol
r street. soon, as announced elsewhere, nm
der the able management of Mrs. j. Eddy
Somers, principal. 10 i wei known tnat
fhe instruction here Is thorough.
The MisSSS Lane Will reopen heir school
for girls on Wednesday, September 2tIh, at
1s3S 1 street northwest.
THE MRs. r. r. HAYES TEMPERANCE So
CIETY AND TEE SCHUETZES NEREIN-At
~ VI Itt MIS- hayes temper
ance society last night the following was re-
ported and aDimOusly adopted:
1.-The committee TO whom was referred the
address of the spokesman of the Schue;Zen
We're IN at recent lager beer drinking i'm the
woods outside the city, In which the cause of
Temperance was attacked Christianity ridi-
culeC, the good nane Of the daughters of
Christian parents vilified. the friends and
advocates Of temperance denounced, and the
acts and aims of their own bibulOus organi-
cation extOlled. report the following:
ResOtrtf, That this society refrain from
any further notice OF said bihulOus organi-
zatton or It's spokesman, as unworthy of at
tention, leaving a inst aud discriminating
public to judge as 10 which is right.
Resolred, That the declaration made by the
Spokesman of the Germans of this District
on that Occa sion. that said Schuetzen organ
1zation proposes hereafter to publish the
names OF al respectable gentlemen $50
called who may fiaunt through the shady
maZeS OF the park arm in arm with fallen
women meets our unqualified approval. and
we suggest to the self assumed spokesman
for the Germans OF this District, that in car
rying sucn purpose into effect fallen sisters
other than Christians be included among the
1nterdicted, so that there may be no diStinc-
ton made on account of race or previous
cOECitiOn OF s6Ivitude'"
Addresses were made by NessrS ". F.
Dewsy. Major John Williams. McCaferty
Mccarthy, Grumlty, ChaTpell, Savage. aud
Mrs Bills, interpreted with music by Miss
Maggie HiltZ- poem was recited by Miss
Lulu Ne ''elt and one by Mr. Chappell
''S;o~m Tie FoTt" was sung by NT Joseph
fleWifE. formerly OF Hammond and
Bsitey's choir, with chorus by the audi
tnce.