Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-18
Educational Institutions.

DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
Parents and guardians choosing suitable
schools for their children and wards are referred
to the advertising columns of THE STAR for
information as to the best institutions. Among
the many excellent schools which advertise In
The STAR are the following:
M'Ne V. Prudhomme'S classes for children
and young ladies will reopen September goth.
The Mile teaches French by the natural
method. Special arrangements will be made
Ior private classes and single pupils. Address
and well established one
The day and evening sessions of the Spen-
cerlan Business College, corner OF 18th and L
streets northwest, will begin August 3Oth. This
Institution has progressive and successful
experience OF 16 years. 1t educates young men
and women for usefulness and self-support. Its
graduates secure positions OF trust and profit
Prof. j. Max Mueller, teacher of vocal and
instrumental music, can be seen at 1923 Massa-
chUSettS avenue.
The Episcopal Female Institute, at Winches
ter, Va {of which Gov. Holiday, OF that state,
is vice president has been very successful for
the past five years, and Is cordially endorsed by
ton. Rev. j. c. Wheat and Mrs. Wheat are the
principals Their reputation as patient skill
1ul, competent and Intelligent teachers is estab-
nshed; The location IS healthy one, and but
Few hours by rail from this city. A pam ohIet
or "a pages, containing full details Of the school
VIII be sent on application. The term begins
The Bordentown female college. Chartered in
1853 is one Of the best institution In Jersey.
and located In one of the most beautiful towns
OF the country, only three quarters Of a hours
Tide from Philadelphia. The college building
Strands on bluff OF the Delaware sixty feet
high; Is lighted with gas and heated By modern
improvements. A prominent feature of this
school has always been its homelike character
The course OF study is excellent. Send for a
catalogue TO Rev. VIM. G. Bowen, A. NJ. the
president.
In GeOrgetoTn-the West End now OF Wash
lngton-MES Garden erS select school for BOYS
and girls will reopen on Monday, September 49,
In the west street chapel The terms are mod
crate, and Miss Gardeners record as a teacher
Is excellent. The location OF the school Is ex-
cellenf.
The long established school at Charlotte Hall.
81 MaryS county, Md, decided las year to
dlVlne the plan OF instruction into three depart
mems, YZ:-Preparatory. academic and post
graduate The new system, after a years eS,p-
TleEce, promises better tone to the school than
lorneTly enjoyed. This school was founded In
I.'4, ana Is located in what was at one time re-
garoed as the most pleasant WATERING place I'm
M2ryland. Address VIM. Il. BrScoe FOR full de-
tails. 'o' i"ii ~
MIS- E. L. Jensen's seminary for bows onens at
Zuf street, september 9Th, where Mrs Somnrs
Formerly taught. Mrs. Jensen is an experienced
ana successful teacher, and Will do well in her
new home. ~ " 1'i
Prof. Young's school for boys opens Wednes.
DAY, september Sth, On 14th street. oDnosffe
Franklin square. This institution Is too wei
known, TOO long established. and so we'll con-
Quoted as to need merely mention here.