Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

where to Send the Boys and Girls
Information for Parents and Guar.
dians.

Where to Send the Boys and Girls
Information for Parents and Guar.
dians.
The schools of the city and vicinity are now
reopening. Many parents and guardians are
oeoating over choice Of school for their
children. The advertising columns of THE STAR
furnish very useful index for those looking
Tor a school. THE STAR publishes from time
10 time notices of schools and institutions of
learning commended to the public by their pa
irons and their successes in the past.
The thorough educational training given TO
young ladies and little girls at the Mt. Vernon
OF the kind in this city. The.principai, Mrs.
Elzaoeth j. Somers, aims not only to cultivate
the minds of those placed under her care, but
she lnparts that training which enables her
pupils to take their places with confidence in
whatever station of life they may be called.
The seminary Will begin the school year Sep
TENDER Both, at the large and commodious
buildings HOO 11O4 and 1116 NJ street north.
west, wnere accommodations are afforded, not
only Tor day scholars, but for those who desire
To make their homes at the seminary while
pursuing course OF studies.
Last Thursday the schools in the academic
department. of Georgetown college were re-
opened and the students began the work for
another year. The ancient name and reputa-
ton of this seat of learning is fully sustained TO
the present day and thOroughness is the princi-
pie WHICH rules the class room. The graduates
that 90 out from these halls testify by their
success now well and faithfully their teachers
have performed their part.
The National kindergarten and Primary
school under the direction of Mrs. Louise
Pollock has acquired a reputation among
parents and guardians which the excellence of
It's record during the past twelve years richly
deserves. The new school year will begin next
Monday, at the parlorS the northeast corner of
Massachusetts avenue and 10th street. Ladies
VINO wish To take the teachers course should
enter their names at once.
The Maryland school for the blind will re-
open next Monday, September 18th. It is
pleasantly situated or Boundary avenue near
Charles street. Baltimore, and affords every
facility for the education of children and
young persons of the District OF Columbia who
prevent their attending other public schools.
All information can be obtained by address,
ing the superintendent, +. ID. Morrison, BAlti.
more.
A limited number OF pupils will be received
by Mr.. Jarvis Butler the organist. He can be
addressed at 934 + street northwest.
The well-known singer Mrs. Annie L. Powell,
Will receive n limited number Of pupils in voice
culture, sight reading and pianO-fOrte instruc-
tlon, at her residence, 7O4 10th street. Her
references include the names of her instructors,
York.
The Eclectic seminary will be re-opened
September Goth, at 1901 Corcoran street. Mr.
H. Richards, the principal, gives special in
structIon 10 young ladies who wish to prepare
Tor college.
AN AAO"oAo OhiSCISIty Law 0CuOOl Will IT.
Sunle its session September 18th. All infOrma-
tlon can be obtained from the secretary, James
ii. Smith, at o22 Sth street northwest.
Thorough instruction by professional teachers
in both the English and German branches Is
given at the German-American school for boys
at 4th and h streets northwest. The school
was reOpened last Monday.
The Froebel Institute, conducted by Miss
Susie Pollock, OF Boston, and Miss C. R. Noerr,
will reopen September 18TH at 1127 18th street
northwest. In addition to the kindergarten
department, plI 5 are prepared for advanced
grades of the tuolic schools. instruction in
German is giveI .ree.
The Misses Tiffey's school for girls and little
boys reopens on Wednesday next at 1896 Cor
coran street. Full information will be fur
nished.
The select primary and academic school for
boys and girls at New Jersey avenue and
Inc teacher can be seen Al 51l 4th street
northwest.
AT the Academy of the Holy Cross, 1912
Massachusetts avenue, the school exercises
paid to the teaching OF music. Connected with
the academy Is a school Tor boys, taught by the
sisters.
The art school of Mrs. NJ H. Pike is now
located at 1919 F street, where she will meet
her pupils on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days during the present month.
The Cedars," which is the attractive name
of very good school for young ladies and little
ShAS, 10 ioeatcu ut Ao1O OOtu SLE6eC. MISS Earic,
the principal, announces that a new building is
being erected, which will add greatly TO the ad-
vantages OF the school.
Mrs. L. Waldecker will resume vocal and
instrumental lessons at 1904 Caroline street.
Lessons in vocal music will be resumed by
Mrs Cecilia Young Smith at her residence
1922 18th street.
The school for small children conducted at
S14O p street by Miss Gardner was reopened on
Wednesday.
Miss Florence A. Rose will give lessons in
elocution to young children at 1916 T street
northwest
Prof. F. A. Springer, late civil service exam
liner, is prepared to tit young men for college:
also he will give valuable aid to young men
who wish to enter Annapolis, West Point or
VINO propose 10 stand the civil service examina-
tion. thorough instruction given in Latin
Greek, mathematics and English at 423 9th
street.
Madame Pele, of Paris, receives pupils at her
residence, S31 18th street. Her day and even.
Ing classes are now organized, and she will also
give private instruction at the residences of
tnose who wish to acquire familiarity with the
French language.