Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-19
THE SCHOOLS OF THE CITY.
Beginning Of the New Scholastic Year
Information for Parents ana Guard.
fans.

fans.
Before the end of the present month all the
private schools and educational institutions OF
the city will have been opened for the year.
PARENTS or guardians who have not selected
| schools for the children under their care can
OBTAIN much Information respecting the differ
| ent institutions from THE STAR advertising
columns. The STAR continues to publish, from
Time TO time, notices of schools which are well
conducted and well recommended.
Mrs. Harrietta Mills, who has had much sue
cess as a teacher of vocal music, will resume
instruction on the 18th instant. Full infOrma-
ton can be obtained upon application at Ellis
Special advantages are offered at the Spen-
cerlan BUSINESS College to persons desiring to
stnay type-writing and stenography. Both day
anu evening classes are held.
Inc west Washington School for Girls, Miss
Lee principal, reopens September 18th, at 2913
Ostreet northwest.
The kindergarten and advanced class, taught
so successfully by Mrs. Olga Hesselbach-Spier
ana Miss Ida Hesselbach, will reopen at 1884
The McDonald-EIlis school and Wellesley
preparatory, 1905 18th street and 1924 Massa-
Win pit m
Mcdonald and Miss Anna Ellis, principals,
Possesses POS rare facilities for educating girls.
me school is arranged in primary, interme-
dlate, academic, college preparatory, and musi-
cal departments. Daily lessons are giving in
IRE rench, according TO the Berlitz method, under
employs conveyance for the benefit of scholars
lH ing In distant parts of the city.
Language at Mt Lake p PARK Md CONDUCTED by
successful beginning. Mrs. Hart has returned
W tne city TO resume duties at her own insti-
tuition and in the various schools in which she
Is engaged as teacher of elocution.
in her s Geo T. Chlpman proposes to inaugurade
residence, 1131 18th street northwest, next
Monday, new system of school teaching. All
and there will be no school work to do at home
Mrs Chapman was very successful in teaching
acMSG r 70 TINS system in baltimore.
experiment will be reOpened for the season of
1865 at Masonic Hall, corner of 9th and f
| streets, September 26. Dancing and deport-
ment are considered essential to any scheme of
liberal educaFion. Testimony to Mr.. Marini's
| success as an instructor could be gathered at
ton as to classes can be found in circulars which
may be obtained at the music stores or at the
academy.
The exercises of the collegiate department of
the columbian university will be resumed next
Monday morning. The college occupies spa
cious and well-arranged building corner of 18th
| and H streets. The college offers unusual ad-
vantages to young men of this city. The insti-
luton has large faculty Of competent in
structOrs and Is we'll furnished in every respect
Catalogues or Information can be had upon
dent ' p'-'
The thfty-seventh session of the medical de-
partment of the University of Georgetown,
which holds high rank among the professional
SCHOOLS OF the country, will begin next Monday
evening in the college building, corner of 10th
and h streets, with an Introductory address by
rrof: {. H. L. kieinschmdt. Full information
as TO courses, &C., can be obtained from the
dean OF the faculty, j. w. H. LOvejoy 900 10Th
street northwest.
Mrs. Flora c. Dennson will resume her
classes in dancing at National Rifles hall, G
street, betweet 9th and 10th Streets on atur-
day, October Sd. Mrs. DenniSOn announces
that thorough instruction will be given in all the
as h 10 don ('iror
at the hall.
opened September 81, in the session room of
the 9th street NJ. F. church, between and F.
Streets by Mrs. Elizabeth Parsons Grigg. Resi-
dence, sos Massachusetts avenue northwest
Practical instruction in the sciences has be-
come so necessary in modern times for the COM
pete equipment of a well-educated man that
of Sciences of the Columbian university
has afforded to students excellent oppor-
t t;n 3, for scientific training: In ;ddi-
ton to the general course instruction is given
In special courses, as civil and mining engineer
Ing, analytical chemistry, metallurgy, &c. The
laboratories so complete in the fine large co.
iege building that every facility for the proper
prosecution OF such studies is afforded The
dean OF the school is Prot. Z. 7: Fristoe. The
ercises will be resumed October 9th at 6 p. IN.
Advantageous arrangements for instruction
upon the piano, organ or in vocal music can be
made with Hugo kuerschner, 1902 street
northwest Prof. kuerschner has taught sue
cessfully number of years and fitted out
many teachers.
The law department of the Columbian Uni
versity offers its usual advantages to young
students OF the law this winter. The school
opens at SIX O'Clock D. IN. on the 9TH of Octo-
Der, and lectures by gentlemen distinguished
both as instructors and practitioners will be
gwen every evening.
The National Medical College. the medical
department. of Columbian University and one
or the best known and most successful medical
schools OF the country, will be opened for its
SlXtyt0urth annual session on the 9Th of OctO-
Der. The opening address will be delivered by
Prof. ID. w. Prentiss, NJ. D., at the medical
building, 1925 II street, at eight o'clock in the
evening. The regular lectures occur daily be-
ginning at $50 O'Clock pm, and are con-
Quoted by a corps of professors distinguished in
the medical profession.