Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-16
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Observation-Disclosures.

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Educational Tn.situfioas.
INFORMATION FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
The comnelcensnt OF the school year Is at
hand. The public schools and some OF the private
schools began their fall term on Monday, Septen-
Der nth large number, however. will not open
their doors until later IN the. season. The a1yer-
Using columns OF The STAR present a complete
directory Of the educational Institutions in the
city and IN the neIghbo-hood By referring to
them further particulars can be learned concern
fng the schools m nntioned below:
Norwood institute, 1912 and 1914 18th street.
select school for young ladies and little girls.openS
Sept 2Dth- Miss Laura l. Osborne, 9is street, has
turned over NORWOOD institute the COOL will OF
her school, and recommends Mr.. and Mrs. Cabeli
to her former patrons
Seminary for young ladIes and children. Ss2 18Th
street northwest, reOpeas september aOth, Mrs
Elzabeth Harris principal
A preparatory department for boys and girls,
lila street northwest. VIII Open on Mon lay, Sep
temDer 25th Mrs. NJ Stevens Hart, Principal
National medical college, medical ep,rtment
Columbian university The Autumn examination
OF stud-nts will begin on Friday, September 18th,
At p. m. in the college building. Lectures COM
mence October 2t
Emerson Institute select classical and mathe-
NAUTICAL school for boys, 1ith street, between and
K streets, will reopen Wednesday, September IL.
The boys English and classical high school, ].
". Hunt, principal. began its annual session on
September 18th. In the north session room OF the
lS-street Presbyterian church.
ROckland school for girls, Saniy Spring, Nd,
viii reopen September 18th, Henry G. Hailowell,
Mile v. Pru1'homme's fall term reopens Sep
tember 18th Residence 1923 street nor' Invest
The West w iShingtOn school for girls No 1928
street northwest, Will resume September 18th.
Miss NJ. III. Lee, principal.
Arlington academy. Corcoran building a select
school Tor boys and young men. Fall term OF 1892
began September l1th Burton McAfee. A. NJ.
principal.
young ladies', removed TO 1891 / street northwest
Session opens September 10Th. Miss Lpscomb,
principal
For young men and boys-Engsh and classical
school, 405 Eist Capital street. Charles f.. Hilton
a. NJ, principal Fall term began September
PENNSYLVANIA Military Academy. Chester Twen-
ty-irst year opened September 18TH. Col Theo.
HYATT rreSi lent.
waverIy urinary for young ladies', situated on
the b. ana o. railroad, eight miles from Washing
ton, began IT. twenty-firth annual term 18th inst.
Mrs. l. h Fitzhugh, principal, College Station,
Prince Georges county, Md
Misses Pollock and Noerr, principals of Froebel
institute and kindergarten. resumed September
18th, at 1927 13th street northwest.
Prof. and MR.. Lucen f. c. Colliere's English,
French AMI Classical School for Boys will reopen
September D. at 1888 street northwest.
Church School for Young Ladies', 1913 18th street
northwest. Miss Macleod principal Fourteenth
gear bagins on Wednesday, September %
The Misses Kerr Will reopen their school Wednes-
day, September %. 1882 COS 12th street northwest
Mrs Condron, principal of Park Seminary. will
receive her pupils at 116 street northwest, Sep
sember %
Howard University, Washington, D. Call
open September 10.
Capitol Hill Institute and Kindergarten.-Sixth
annual session opens Monday. September 18th.
Principals, Misses BOyden and Gates, % 3D. street
southeast
Columbian College and the Preparatory school
opened on the 18th of September.
Miss Hllton's English and French school for
young ladies', S21 Vermont avenue, reopened Wed
lesday September 18TH
Washington Collegiate Institute, a boarding and
day school for young ladies and children reopens
September IS. Mrs Il. d. Butcher and Mss nj. c..
Douglas, principals, 1923 and 1927 18th street north
vest
Georgetown Collegiate Institute for young
lad1eS, 31OC street, West Washington, D. c., Miss
Lucy Stephenson, principal, opened September
18th.
Mrs. ]. l. McGee's school for girls will reopen
September Goth at 1923 street.
Mt Vernon Institute 1880 / street northwest.
Eleventh annual session viii commence Septem-
Der 2sth- Mrs. C. w. Pairo. principal
Primary school of music, 1884 10th street north
vest, opened September 18th.
Miss Balls French and English school for misses
and children reopened september 18th at 716 Rhode
island avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bujac's English and French
boarding and day school for young ladies, 1912 18th
street northwest, reOpenS September 21St
Mount vernon Seminary, English and French
boarding and day school for young ladies' 11GO NJ
street northwest, Washington, ID. c., reopenS Sep
sember nth Mrs. j. E. Soners, principal
The Misses Tfffey will reopen their school for
girls and little boys on Wednesday, September
18th. at 1896 COrcoran street.
Capitol Hill Institute and kindergarten, sixth
annual session, opens Monday, September 18th.
Misses BOyjen and Gates, % 3D. street southeast
Law school, National University, will reopen
Monday, October 2, at p. H.. 925 street north
vest.
The school of elocution and dramatic art resumes
It's studies October 1st- Mrs Adeline Duval Mack,
~ l3sl street northwest