Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-03
EducatiOnal institutions.

DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
Parents and guardians are already begin
nlng to look around for suitable schools at
which to place their children and wards for
the next term. The teachers and principals
of educational institutions are therefore be-
ginning TO make preparations for the fall
campaign Among the many excellent
schools, well conducted, the following have
made their announcements, by advertisement,
for the next opening. As the others do like
wise, notices of them will appear in THE STAR:
The Spencerian Business College, on the cor
ner OF nth and l. streets northwest, is conduct
ed by Professor Henry G. Spencer, one of the
celebrated Spencerian authors, who began his
professional laDOrs in WaShi agtOn in June
100 100, and Tor twelve years, day and night, has
struction and training to hundreds of men.
women and youths The appreciation of his
valuable services by this cOmmunityiS evident
ness prosperity and depression the Spencerian
college is generously sustained; its halls are
ever thrOnged with students seeking prepara-
ton for the active business of life. Under en-
been steadily progressive in its course of
study and practice, and each year affords i'm.
work of business education.
Inc WaVerley Seminary. well and favora-
ply known boarding and day school for young
ladies' and children, will resume its sessions,
No. l4l2 II street, on September 18th. Miss
Llpscomb, the principal, will be glad to give
partlcula[s, &C., as to the classes, and circu-
lars can n be had at the book and drug stores,
ana GlennS JeWelry store, 9th street. near D.
Inc gOod reputation OF this institution has
been fairly won.
II The Staunton Female Seminary, at Staun-
Mrs; Gen. j. Z. B. Stuart among its corps of
leachers, offers unusual attractions for the
equcatlon OF females in the several branches
OF a thorough English education.
The well known Georgetown Cole giate In
Stltute, boarding and day school for young
1a ith ana children, resumes on September
LIN an: CIRCULARS can be had by addressing
town. This is a favorite institution.
The Park Seminary, under the charge of
MIS-: IT, nj. Condor and Miss A. Talman
Smith, No. sos 5th street northwest, will re-
open its tenth annual session September 10Th
circulars can be had at all the principal book
stores. This is select and prosperous school.
nj Inc RGs ssE Seminary Miss Ross princi
September 18th. Miss Ross will be at the
school rooms September 10th. and until that
date letters OF inquiry concerning the school
Catalogues can be had at all the book stores.
| This is also a well known and popular school
The select school OF the Misses o. Donnoghue
Full particulars can be had by addressing a
letter to or calling in person at No. 80 1st
street, Georgetown
Mademoisele V. Prud Homme's wellknow1i
school for beginners, intermediate and ad-
Panced classes in the French language will be
resumed at No. 10l4 18th street northwest on
October 1st and 18th.
MaplewOod Institute, COneOrdville, Penna.,
where boys are fitted to enter Yale aud Har-
ward colleges, Is one of the best educational
institutes OF the kind in the country.
attention invited to the advertisement of
Conn.
On Wednesday, September 18th, the Fred
erlck Female Seminary, Miss nj. w. Hacked
lOgues of this decidedly popular institute can
be had by addressing the president at Freder-