Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27
The New School Year.



TION FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
Parents looking for good schools for their chill
dren, or persons desiring special instruction will
find an ample directory Of the educational insti-
tutons OF the city In the advertising columns of
THE S-AR. Washington Is well provided not only
with preparatory schools and collegiate institu-
lions, but with professional schools OF a high
standing. THE STAR seeks to supply the public
at the beginning OF The scholastic year with fun
information concerning the educational facilities OF
the city by experimenting the announcements in
the advertising columns with notice OF each In
stitutiOn in turn.
Mrs. NJ. Barrtnger. who is a competent and sue
ceSsful teacher, states that she Will resume in
structiOn in vocal and piano music at 1884 16sh
street northwest.
Those contemplating a course in art instruction
are informed that the Art school. 1918 l street
northwest, Will reopen september 29th. The prin-
cipal. 3 Z. Fuller, announces that thorough in
struction will be given in drawing and painting,
and that classes in mechanical drawing Will be or
gained
". L. Parsons. NJ. s.. the private Instructor in
bookkeeping, penmanShip, English, and mathe-
| MATES, Will resume his evening classes ut 313 ID
street northwest, about October 1St. In addition
TO classes Pro1 Parsons gives private instruction
Those deSirous OF instruction In harmony aid
piano forte technique will be interested in knowing
that MISS Jessie Waite will receive pupils after oc
tC0cT 18TH NJ 1872 Il street northwest.
The Linthicum institute, of Georgetown, Will
begin the new year october 9th, and its many pa
irons can secure the Necessary cards Of admission
! The high standard which this school has attained
| will BE carefully maintained.
\ speaking as well as a reading acquaintance
with French is very desirable and those Interested
VIII b glad to know that Prof. Ltlcien +. c. COLI
ere. us street northwest, guarantees 10 &C
Conpan this In special course Of % lessons. His
cldSoeS are limited and the facilities for acquiring
the language arc OF the very best. The professors
native acquaintance with the language gives him
an advantage Il teacher which pupils can appre-
ciGtc
Mrs. Flora c. Dennson, who was formerly with
PTof Mlrin VIII open q dancing academy at the
National Rifles hall October 2d. Thorough i'll
StruCtCn i'll this graceful and desirable accom-
pliShmtnt is given, and the class days have been
conveniently arranged. Mrs DenniSon can be
communicated With at her residence, 921 NJ street
northwest.
Mile V Frui'hOmlne. who Is so widely known
/ as competent teacher of French, is organ
HiaS htr French classes for the season. She is
located at 1914 18th street northwest. and, in
addition To her classes in various institutions, she
receives classes at her residence at the hours
arranged. Partisan pronunciation and practical
use OF the language Is taught.
Prof Edward Van den Berghen-DuboIs an
n"unCtS THAT he VIII open the 1st OF october a
graduating course in the French language for
iitiifS ana young ladies at the Wavery seminary,
1J}i street northwest Conversation, lectures on
literature. composition and clocution the main
topics TO be treated. No English viii be allowed,
a. the course is TO be carried On absolutely In
French. The professor is teacher Of experience.