Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10

Inc educational Institutions Of tn
City anu NeixhbOrhOOd.



vicinity Parents looking for good schools for their
children Will ind 1t greatly to their advantage to
consult the advertising columns of The STAR which
a1l0Td very complete directory of the educational
ions In ana about the city. The STAR sup
plelntIts the Information concerning the schools,
suPpied by the advertisements. by giving notice OF
t1e various Schools III turn. thus increasing the
means afforded parents OF acquainIing themselves
Win lnt Character and merits OF different tnStttu-
lions
The kindergarten system Of teaching, While COM
paratfyely a new departure In the education OF
Children is now extensively employed. and receives
the endorsement OF the most experienced teachers
AT the Capitol hill InstitUt and kindergarten, 20
1st street southeast, thorough instruction Eng
llSh branches and languages is not only given but
the genuine kindergarten system Is used. The prn-
clpt!S, Misses {. /. B0yden and E. X. Smith, who
are efficient teachers. announce that the institute
VIII reopen september 18th.
FrOi- II. L&rTOque. who Is a graduate Of SOrbOnne
University. Paris, announces that he will give in
structlon to those DESTROYS of mastering the French
language, or perfecting themselves in the knOwl-
edge OF French. He has the endorsement OF the
French minister. Prof. LarrOQue may he found at
l22t FenHSy ly}nia avenue.
ne SCHOOL for boys and girls that has been con-
Quoted wiLh such favorable results by Miss E.
Sehdosn Will reopen for new school year Septem-
Der Sth Ihe school occupies room In the ". p.
church, on 9Th street.
MS. Harrette Mills, who is so favorably known
10 III" pubic as the cOntraltO OF the st. cecilia
Quartette, we'll as by numerous Individual ap-
pSaTaceS on the concert stage will receive pupils
IGr instruction in vocal music. She may be ad-
dressed at % low, Circle.
Bilnd, Whcl Is situated at Baltimore, will reopen
the new year september 10th. This institution by
Tie efficiency Of The methods employed is recog-
nlLt aS one or the beSj schools OF the kind In the
country. Persons OF either sex VINO are totally
bind Or whose sight is so defective as to render
tueln unaD.e To attend other schools are admitted
10 This Institution. provided that they between
tne ages OF nine and eighteen years OF and from
Mary land or the District IF Columbia.
lie church school for young ladies and children,
l2l3 l2tn street northwest, Will reopen September
2ita, under circumstances which promise sue
ceSSlGl year. Inc principal, Miss Macleod, Is q
competent and accomplished teacher.
The kindergarten which has been conducted with
So much success by Mrs. Olga Hasseloach-Spier, at
ia Scott circle Will reopen its doors October 1oJ to
the bevy OF little ones whose play house Is their
school ROOM Miss Liza Hasselbach, who was for
merry with Miss Susie Pollock will take charge OF
the primary department..
The 2d street select school for boys and girls,
which has been so efficiently conducted by Miss
Annie Moran. will begin the new school year In
other quarters 1t is now located at the northeast
corner Of New jersey avenue and street north
west, and Will reopen september 18th.
Miss SturterauS. 1015 q street northwest, an
noinces that She will receive beginners in music.
Her charges are moderate, being but forty cents
per hour.
Prof. j. F. Germulller, al 9Th street northwest,
Who Is successful aud competent teacher, will
give lessons in vocal music as we'll as in instru-
mental music and harmony. The pupils who are
advanced III their studies are perfected in their
KNOW ledge and careful attention IS given TO begin
ne!S.
Indi.i duaIs as well as principals OF schools who
desire competent instructor in the French and
Italian Languages are referred to Prot. Jaher 1853
9Th street northwest lie is the author vi several
educational WorhS and comes highly recommended.
Miss Josephine NimlnO, 227 East Capitol street,
VINO Is an otgtnlst OF ability, gives lessons on That
instrument ami also on The piano. She may be adj
dressed $50 at The piano wareroOmS, ABB eth street
northwest.
The Kindergarten Normal Institute, 929 Sth street
northwest. which Is widely and fayoraby known
10 the pubic as training school for teachers In
the Theory and practice OF that admirable system OF
teaching young children, Will reopen october lSt-
Miss Louise Pollock. the principal, has an eStab-
liShed reputation. and she is recognized authority
on all questions pertaining TO The Workings OF this
system. the CHI idren's department which is con-
ntcted with this Institute will reopen september
10 Ii.
The West End Kindergarten and School at 800
18TH street Is Il branch OF the National kindergar-
ten ana n1o all the advantages which such con-
nection implies In addition to the usual course
DAILY Germ III instruction IS given. The school re-
opens September 29th.
The Pensoara Free kindergarten, at 9a4 street
northwest. ADMITS only children under six years OF
age. This IS not school, but simply aims to dk
rect the amuseaents Of children In such Il way as
to arouse their mental activities The third year
Will begin september 18TH
In order TO provide additional accommodation
for the growing needs OF the institute Mrs T. D.
Bucner, me principal OF that popular school, the
Washington Collegiate Institute, has removed to
the spacious residence, 100 l. street northwest,
near Connecticut avenue. The institute viii open
this year on september nth under the pleasantest
auspices Mrs Bucher has recently returned from
Europe and during her visit there she devoted con-
siderable Time TO the study OF the most approved
principles OF teaching. Mrs. Bucher aims not only
10 secure the cultivation OF the minds or the young
ladies and little girls Entrusted to her care, but sps
clal attention Is given TO manners and department.
thus falliarzlng the pupils with the usages the
best society. An efficient corps OF teachers VIII
gave Instruction in music, drawing painting, elocu-
Those DESTROYS OF beginning or reSumng their art
education will be glad TO know that the day and
evening classes OF the Washington school OF Fine
Art and Decorative Design have been resumed at
Vernon Row. corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and
10th street
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tie girls Will reopen september 22d at Ss 18th street
mort Invest In addition 10 the usual course of stu
dies there will be daily instruction In French
Instruction In elOcuttOn by competent teacher
Is not always obtained outside of the largest cities
Miss Mary X Schreiner. 1t is satisfactory to know
will resume her lessons in the various branches OF
elocutlon. such as vocal culture and expression
logical ANALYSIS, &c. on the 18th OF September She
may be adore ;sed at THE STAR Office.
The Wikes-Barre, tPl.), academy takes a a lead.
ing rank all through the north as preparatory
school. and It's graduates have a high standing In
the leading colleges and scientific schools 1t has
gathered able teachers from all quarters and
amongst its wel-equlpped corps is Prof H. C.
Davis, one Of our bright Washington bows who 10
Will be remembered graduated with brilliant honors
at Coulbi University and was for some time
professor or Greek ut that college until called to
The NllHe>-Barre academy Catalogues or any in
formation desired about the academy can be OBJ
talned OF Prof. Davis. at 637 Maryland avenue
southwest.
slr j. E, Scheel the organist and teacher OF piano
and vocal music. IA l2sh street northwest has
met with much success in the past. He will stin
receive pupils and announces that particular at
tention viii be paid TO beginners as well as to
those who wish TO be qualified tor performers or
teachers.
The handsome and conveniently arranged new
building. 1905 street northwest, which has Just
been erected for the use or the law department OF
tnH National University. will be ready for occu-
p2ncy at the usual time for resuning lectures Oc-
tooer 9TH \ thorough course OF instruction Is
afforded at this school. The lecturers are men of
distinction in their departments, and the Oppor-
IGnltle offered 10 students Of the best Further
information can be obtained from the treasurer
MI +. j. Lavender. 4SO54 Louisiana avenue, Or ut
the law building after september 25th.
\ new and simplifiet method OF instruction in
the mo1ern languages bv the best native teachers
Is pursued by Professor Dumaine, or Paris, at his
ScnoOi, 1919 III street northwest, which will open
September Goth. Besides the instruction at the
school, morning and evening lessons Will be given
3J The residences OF pupils. Ii they so desire A
rapid acquaintance with these important Ian
cudgeS can be secured unde" The competent in
StFGctl0n provided by Professor Dunaine.
The advantages offered at the Norwood IpSti-
tute are keenly appreciated by parents, who are
ANXIOUS 10 secure ior their daughters thorough
anu complete education, under the competent
management OF MI and Mrs. Vim. ID. Cabeii The
schco' course IS complete in the English classical
and scientific departments, while the modern Ian
CuageS are taught in practical manner the
BerlltZmrih0d being employed in some classes. A
trained kindergarten teacher has charge OF the
pups IN that grade. The course OF instruction is
s1ch as 10 prepare the pupils for the higher insti
tutaonS OF our country. Professor Anton GlOetz-
ner gives instruction In piano music, while music
arr ana eIocutlon Is under the direction OF trained
Instructors. Opportunities for pursuing special
cour-e OF studies Is afforded 70 ladies' who nave
Ieit school The institute will reopen September
2iih. At l2i2 and 1914. l4th street northwest
As an instructor or young ladies, Mrs. Singleton
ENJOYS high reputation She has removed her
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