Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-18
THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR.
Where to Send the ChiiGren-1nfOrma
fiOn tor Parents and Guardians.

The new school year has now fairly begun.
Before the close OF the month the sessions of all
/ the schools and institutions of learning will
| have been resumed. Those who have not yet
| decided where rs place their boys or girls will
! be aided i'm making choice by consulting THE
STARS advertising columns. To further assist
/ its readers in this matter THE STAR publishes
| notices of schools and teachers that are COM
| mended by TN .ir patrons. or by past successes.
| Prof. j. F. Germueller, al 9TH street north
| west. gives special attention TO instructing be-
| ginners In Instrumental. vocal music, and har-
| mony, qualifying them for teaching or perform
/ ing To those desiring an instrument lnStruc-
| ton is given free.
The select school and Kindergarten conducted
| for several years with marked success by Miss
| Blair will be reopeued next Monday at 1413 @
| street. Languages, mathematics, spelling and
composition are taught and drawing aud dane
| ing classes formed III connection with outside
| pupils.
| The sixty-fifth annual session of the National
| Medical College. the medical department of the
| Column bian University, will begin the evening
/ Oh Monday. October 4Ih, in the medical build
| ing. 1925 III street northwest. Information or
| circulars can he obtained by addressing or call
| ing upon y. +. \. King, VI. d., dean, I26 18th
| street northwest.
Dancing is now considered necessary ac-
complishment and a part of lady's or gentle
/ mans education. At Nermilyas dancing
/ academy, conveniently located in Carroll In
sttute hail. street, near 9Th, classes for misses
| and masters are taught Wednesday evenings
! and saturday mornings by competent III.
struc;or>.
Miss VI. y. Browns school for little children
6:5 / street northwest, will be reopened next
Monday.
| Mr.. Marini, the well-known dancing teacher
| to whom a large portion of the younger Wash
ingtonIans owe their grace and skill i'll the
dance, will shortly return from Europe and be
at his academy, i'll Masonic Temple, on the 2oth
instant, to receive pupils aud form his classes
for the ensuing season. The regular opening
day viii be Saturday. October I'd, ut p. M. ior
the little ones. and at : p. IN. for adults.
Martyrs Commercial College, 313 9th street,
opens October 10TH. The course provides a
practical business education. Circulars, giving
iuIl information, can be had by making appli-
cation by letter 10 the number given above.
st. Cecelias Academy, 6U1 East Capitol street,
possesses every facility Tor giving a thorough
education to young ladies. The academy build
ing : conmOdious and fitted with all modern
educational appliances. Besides a complete and
thorough English course, music, painting, lancy
work and pain sewing are taught.
Miss Ida Hes,elbacils primary school. 1885
11th street, will be reopened October LIST.
Mrs. Pike Will meet her art classes in her
new studio. 1919 r street.
Lectures ut the National College of Pharmacy
will commence October 9TH. Information and
tickets can be obtained OF the treasurer, Mr..
John y. Miiburn, 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
Miss VI. @. Dorsey, the teacher of c;ilesthenicS,
VINO mas had great success III the physical cul-
ture Ci girls and young ladies, will resume her
classes at Forrest hall, West Washington, and
the Friends select school, 1911 street north
ives, October 9th. Miss Dorsey's address is
312l L street, West Washington.
Excellent facilities for instruction in English,
French, mathematics and the usual branches
are furnished III .hr. and Mrs. Bujac's Eng iish
and French boarding and day school, 1912
11th street northwest, which Will reopen Sep
tem6er 9th.
Arrangements for instruction on the violin
by competent teacher be made By apply
ing To- III. Dunch, Cos III street northwest, or
the principal music stores.
Miss Josephine NmmO, the teacher of piano
and organ, 312 Indiana avenue, will resume
her teaching september 2Oth.
An experienced teacher i'll mathematics de-
SireS To secure classes i'll Il school family In
formation can be had by addressing Mrs. NJ.
u. d., LOG u street northwest.
the opening OF the medical department of
the University of Georgetown is deferred until
October 4ih, owing TO the unfinished state of
the new college building. students wishing to
matriculaie should apply to- the dean, DIR. j.
W. II. Lovejoy, 800 18th street northwest.
Instruction on the Italian and Spanish man.
Go!ines, now SO popular, is given by Signor A,
MoniancttI. SIG EJtn street nOrthweSt
Ladies and gentlemen desiring to cultivate
their voices can arrange tor lessons with Mrs.
Harriet Mills, 634la L street northwest, who
resumes instruction October LIST. Mrs. Mills
may lie found at home daily from 6 to Z.
n gentleman desires to give instructions in
Greek, Latin, mathematics, and the English
branches, priv teiy or in school. He can be
communicated with by addressing Box 65,
Star office.
THE GROCERS CELEBRATION IN PITTSBuRG
The Girocer> association, of the District of Col
aHibla, have, through their president. Mr.. 4. w.
Burchard received IL very cordial invitation to
attend the second annual trades display and
picnic OF the Retail GrocerS' Protective associa-
ton, oi Pittsburg. Pa, which will occur ON the
18th OF October next. Quite an elaborate pro-
gram accom- panies the invitation. The Grain
and -Four Exchange has joined with the gro
GERS in this celebration; the W Wholesale and COM
mission men have decided 20 close their places
OF business, and IT is expected from twenty to
thirty thousand people Will turn out. The
Pittshurg grocers appreciate the advantage of
mixing IL little recreation with the hard work
oi their calling, and IL has been suggested that
our home association do something OF the kind
n PLEASANT AND DESERVED TESTIMONIAL
On the occasion of the fourteenth anniversary
OF the commencement of the remarkably sue
cessful pastorate OF Rev. James Il. Averitt, rec