Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-30
Educational Institutions

DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
This is the season In which the educational
institntiOns in this District and the states
advertise their reopening for the school year,
and we take the occasion to rem! nd such OF
our patrons as have charge of children that
the institutions advertising I'm our columns
are among the best and most successful In
the country, conducted by experienced teach
eTs, who have made The instruction of youth
the business of q lifetime. A few of these are
mentioned below, and others will be noticed
1iom time TO time as new advertisements
appear.
Park Seminary has been established for
nine years, and the reputation IL mas e4-aei
ara ne thorough Instruction guaranteed
MAKE IL a very desirable Institution for
young ladies. Best facilities for Latin and
French and all the English branches De-
partnent of Literature and Elocurion fol-
tember, at SOC 5th street northwest. Mrs G.
NJ: Condron and Miss "A. Tolman Smith,
principals.
Howard University will begin the fall ses-
sion as follows: Normal. Preparatory COL
lege, Law and Theological departments, Sep
TENDER l2ib, Medical department October ist
Rev. W w. Patton, ID. D., president.
ST. Cecelia's Academy, COL East Capitol
street, is an excellent boarding and day
school for young ladies. The fall session
Will begin Monday, September Sd. A select
class for small boys will also betaught in the
Rev. j. A. Graves will reopen his school
Tor boys on Monday, September 10th, in the
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school offers special Inducements To persons
living on Capitol Hill, on account Of the con
venient situation.
John y. Davidson's school for boys will re
open September 10th, at the corner OF Hiyh
and I'd streets, Georgetown. This school is
very iavorably known In Georgetown, ana
has met with deserved success
The School for Music Mt 20 sth street Of
1trs special advantages for school children.
- cents and upwards per lesson. Term be-
gins September 80.
II yri her I.T
Engiish and French school at 1905 II street
northwest, on Monday, September 4th. In
struotiOEs thorough.
The Iirden Hall Morayian Seminary for
girls, al LititZ, Lancaster county, Pa. was
fouIdtd in 1874. Rev. III. A. Brickenstein,
ated at fredericksburg. 1t will open its 22l
year en- the 18th OF September. Rev. T. p.
Eye. president.
Wilson College for ladies is situated At
Chambers burg, Pa. Address Rev. w. L. Wy
lie. president.
Prof. Henri Mason, the well known and
popular pfass =, french trench professor, win open his
friends In Washington should apply to him
at 2ll3 pennsylvania avenue.
Cumberland Valley Institute (male) will
open al Accommodating, Pa, September 9th.
The Misses Perley's Select School aud
klDdergarten will reopen September 10th at
Miss r. n: Tenny will reopen her Day
School for girls September 10th at Of Beail
street, Georgetown.
Mrs. E A. Browns Primary School for
boys will begin on Monday, September Sd
at 81 Beail street, Georgetown.
Miss Jennie Gardner announces to her
friends that on Monday. September Sd, she
will open school for small children in the
West street chapel, Georgetown.
Roys' English and Classical Academy will
begin its eighth year on Monday, September
Sd at Or. Sunder1ands church, AZ street.
Toe Musical Conservatory at 49, 9th street
commences its ninth year on September 10Th
Thorough teachers In all the branches OF
music.
Emerson Institute, the well known CLASH
cal and Mathematical School for boys, Will
open September 18th, on 14th street, betw cen
i and X streets.