Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-11

oc %ea ON PS.yion: 10 that date Prof ANDREW
one 80 VIZ
street 3. ". to confer with new students or to
s; e sfasf President.
| OAPTToL HILL INSTITUTE AND KINDER
~ g.Itsn Vim reopen 90 segsemT1Hs I tSE turtle,
i%a1ssH soSbE sgp e Sd q 5 = seioim !
Sl7 B Young ladies', Miasss' Female seminary;
Sas:: aass
| donaeld. New jersey: selolms
| MISS ELEANOR 8 WARE rs GIVING THOR
ins for beginners and at 1909 Ish
St Terms, IS cents per lesson. selo-3ts
TUE BERTIrz w sSa22,s e LANGUAGES
EFH Ply xSEkri s ssHTH1kHahE
MINNEAPOLIS. ST. PAUL
and shs
Applyto p,,fr,o,v
se1o 723 14th ST. NV
DROF. sHELDON's DANCING ACADEMY. 1904
% ESQ. juvsniies-MonSsy and wednesday, $3.50 to
s, and saturday, to $50. see-6m
4 RI SCHOOL, 1918 ST; \: w: OPPOSITE
rom the Antique. from LIE: Landscape, sketehins
and Water Color. Mechanical Drawing, Prof Charles
teacher Monday sns T rTrER s P P
VITAsHINGTON SCHOOL OF FINE ART AND
w Decorative Design-Vernon Row, e!5 Pennsyl-
sa D ave and EVENING classes Thoroush instruction
in all branches of Art and Decorative work Special
sT s. IfS9sE Rse Ga" OF senD ss0
RLINGTON INsTITUTE-BOARDING AND
"A Day School for Girls. at Aexandrla Va, six
Vantsees o with peasant home Terms moderate Ad-
dress Miss REBECcA c. POwELL, Principal. ss-Im
pRoF. J. FRANCIS GERMUILLER, TEACHER
Special attention to beginners as well as 70 pupils
T ,Aw DEPAR R1nH i,1,rns,rx
o'clock p. m. in the new Law Building. No. lOo6
Catalogues can be obtained a. MG5rison's: Ballan;
he office Of the Treasurer. FLEMING j. LAVES-
nation and matricnlate at 4SOla Louisiana avenue.
or at the Law Building.
All business communications should be addressed to
f. J. LAVENDER, Esq,
seS-6w 1OO6 E street NV.
wi Family and Day School for Young Ladies and
Fir SsI sso sPsRss!
l. FOR GIRLS AND BOYS,
1896 Corcoran street
18th annual session commences Sept Is. se7-1m*
Miss A. c. MORGANS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
WI LADIES AND GIRL =, o, 1909
Resident native teachers of French and German.
Portsmouth. N H. se7-2m
CCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LIZZIE
reopen their school on MONDAY, September 2Sth.
Daily instruction in French. se1-2w*
MISS ANNIE MORANs SELECT SCHOOL FOR
w, will Reopen SEPT. 2sth Careful training: thor
ough instruction in the elementary and academic
Mr. AND MRS. ALFRED BUJACs ENGLISH
wi and French Boarding and Day school for Young
session. sessions @ s sEfrEMBER 18th seims
TTNHE MARYLAND INSTITUTION FOR THE
Il instruction of the Blind will Reopen SEPTEM BIER
and the bsrct sao who blind or
sight is SO tina. they cannot attend schools
board and tuition are admitted free.
For further Information address
d MORRISON, Principal.
Or Mr.. R. ". SWAMI,
se5-7t 1877 New Jersey ave-, Washington, DC.
n lO2s l7th ST. between and I.
miss w Kelly London Melast MISS b NJ Kelly nG
10Th. se5-2w*
". ING SCHOOL viii reopen september 2lst, s2s
se5-Im Mrs ANNA B. OGDEN, Principal
NATIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL
~ for advanced classes. Mrs Louise Pollock, prin-
cpal. reopens sept I4,h. at 929 sth street Some
who claim to open new kindergartens know nothing
of the system. Parents will do well TO exercise eau
ton. se5-1w
VERMILl AS DANCING ACADEMY, FOR
season t on WEDSEsDIY EvESHSG september o.
at Carroll Institute Hall 9th and SITS NV Classes
On "Wednesday evenings, to $50, and Saturday
mornings. 10 to 1870. se5-7t*
Sr: CECILIA ACADEMY, COL EAST CAPITOL
E w. Teopen mo- Pa tn muse s FAINT
attention. Private class in Painting for ladies' s32w*
Mt. VERNON INSTITUTE. 1880 sTKEET..-
Nl English and French School for Girls. Thirteenth
A sesan session Mrs c se r. PAnRo, Principal
Mss JENNIE GARDNER's SELECT SCHOOL
3i4U ST. Tuition per month. intermediate class
$3.50; primary class, $50 se3>gts
MASTERY OF FRENCH PRONUNCIATTON-
ton not ely required. but the philosophy of the
French sounds specially of the fully demon
Simple mater Correct accent and II et pronnnca.
ton m in very saSts space Of , enabling
diate tangible results Instruction. under any
Gy al and ePa Private
and in Glasses for Ladies and Gentlemen Children.
and at $50 and $50 O'clock opening ocToBER 30
regular and irreSular az practically redqsed 70 one
COLLIERE, A NJ, native of Paris, France. se2-1m
A UBURN FEMALE seminary
"A VIII Re,oren SEPTEMBER 80. Highest refer
For M RHhGH
l. derfuliy simple and practical method, enabling
iss, Italian French and German Pupils learn TO speak
from the very first lesson IN long and connected sen
fences Entire mastery of everyday and business
conversations guaranteed in a short time Day and
Evening Private Lessons, and in Glasses for Ladies
and Gentlemen or Children. General Afternoon and
Evening Glasses in the French Language Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, at $3.50 and 4:3O and at
$50 and 1880 o'clock. Opening, Oct LIST. Terms
moderate. Address 1888 L St. NV. LUCIEN E. C.
IOLLIERE, AM. q native of Paris, France Other
Methods Taught. se2-lm
LNRENCH KINDERGARTEN
Il MADAME CHEVREMONT, Dipomee de l. Ac-
ademe de Paris, will open October l, a FRENCH
KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL for children under IL
years old. Madame Chevremont has had long ex.
perence a teacher, and will instruct her pupils by
the NATURAL METHOD to speak French in q very
short time. Primary English branches will also be
taught but IL is designed TO give instruction i'm the
French language much possible and the constant
aim from the beginning will be TO pupils SPEAK
French. Madame Chevremont will be pleased 10 call
upon parents and explain her method In detail. Ad-
dress, Dol N st. n w. sel-1m
YTNHE NORWOOD INSTITUTE - A SELECT
Il Boarding and Day School for young Ladies aud
little Girls. Reopens with its customary large corps
of Professors and Teachers Sept 80. 1883.
Course ofstudy complete from Primary Class through
Collegiate department, with thorough instruction In
French and German.
Students prepared for Vassar Wellesley. Smith and
other Colleges
Advanced classes in Music Literature and Modern
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