Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-23
Educational.
THE FALL TERMS.

Educational
THE FALL TERMS.
Parents and guardians are beginning to look
around for suitable schools for their children
and wards for the next term, now so near at
hand; while teachers in various educational in
situations are making preparations for the "fall
campaign. Among the many excellent schools
advertised in The STAR-to a larger extent than
ever before-are the following. Others will be
noticed from time to time:
The Rockland school for girls opens at Sandy
spring, Md, eighteen miles from Washington
on September Is. it is one of the healthiest
locations in the state, and accessible morning
and evening from this city. Henry C. HallOwell
is the principal, and is almost too well known to
need mention here. He is graduate of Yale
and professor most of his life. All of the funda-
mental branches of good English education
and the languages are thoroughly taught by
Rose Hayden and the Misses Ellen and Edith
Farquhar. Circulars can be had of Francis Mil
ler. 400 Louisiana avenue, or of the principal, at
Sandy Spring.
The Cedars, home school for young ladies
and little girls, re-Opens on Wednesday, Septem-
Der ii. 1t is pleasantly located ON the Heights
OF Georgetown, and accessible by the various
lines of street cars The grounds are extensive
and the location as healthful as it is beautiful
Inc Misses Earle are the principals. and have
made fine record as successful teachers. Cir
culars can be had of them at 1916 35th street.
fauquier Female Institute. Beautiful for situa-
ton, healthful, an able corps of teachers it has
obtained an enviable position among the leading
female colleges
The Archer Institute. at the corner of Massa-
chuSetts avenue and 14th street. will omen next
month. Full particulars can be had on personal
application Mrs. Archer and number of her
pupils have spent the summer in Colorado.
Prof. Charles E. Hilton's English and classical
private school opens September 5 at 405 East
FOL OF oil faI
college. scientific schools or business A limited
number of pupils will be received in the princi-
pals family, which is located in one of the
healthiest portions of the city. The schOOlhas a
well earned reputation for excellence.
Miss Calkin's select school for bows and girls
reopens on September 5th. at the corner of East
Capitol and 4th streets east. The pupils of this
school made an excellent record last year, and
its efficiency has been, therefore, generally COM
mended.
The Georgetown institute for boys. situated at
NO. 2727, corner OF Gay and Montgomery streets.
opens its twenty-third year on the first Monday
in September which speaks volumes for it's past
record. Rev. p. Fl. Sweet is the principal, and
may be consulted as to details, terms. etc. This
institute has turned out some of the best edu-
Gated young men in the country.
Tie Misses Pollock and NOerr principals of
the FrOebel Institute and kindergarten, at 1927
18th street northwest, open their school on Sep
TENDER 1st-a week from next Thursday. This
10 INC StHuiiIc kluucTSuteL, anu from CnaG up
ward every advantage is afforded for thorough
education. Daily oral instruction in German is
given free, while there is q normal class for
ladies. The teachers are among the best that
New England affords, and the Misses POllOck's
and NOerrs direction is SO well known in this
city as to need little or no mention. The school
has always been an excellent one.
The Osborne Seminary. French and English
day and boarding school for young ladies and
little girls, will reopen at 943 NJ street north
west, on September 5th. The instruction here
has always been most thorough, and the classes
range from the kindergarten to Harvard College
examinations The best of teachers have always
been employed.
The German and English school for Girls of
Miss c: Denger, the principal. opens at Nc. 929
TENDER. Information will be furnished by the
principal on next Monday and thereafter The
school promises to be a full one.
The fourteenth annual session of the bows
English and classical high school, j. w. Hunt
principal, will begin on September IA, in the
north session room of the ~ street Presbyte-
rian church. Pupils are thoroughly fitted here
for business, the Naval and West Point academies,
colleges. universities, scientific schools ETC. It's
graduates have always taken a high stand, and
its long record has gained it friends and pupils
every succeeding year. Address lock box 535,
City Post Office.
The Frederick Female Seminary, Frederick,
Md. opens on the 18th of September. Mrs. NJ
W. Hacketon is the president. and for several
years has given this institution deservedly high
character. Its course of instruction has been
complete and thorough, while it's terms have
been moderate. The seminary is situated in
delightful town, and healthy section The
principal may be addressed at Frederick.