Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
THE EDUCATIONAL YEAR.


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October LIST having come and gone, the educa.
tionai year may be regarded a. having fairly
opened Schools Of every kind and grade, literary,
PROFESSIONAL musical and artistic, have been
started for another year OF lessons and lectures,
out yet there are those who are hesitating unable
70 decide where TO 60 for the best and safest in
strucuon In different branches Such a problem
Ii indeed hard one, but It Is greatly simplined by
lew giances through the educational advertising
columns OF The STAR. few extracts are given
below for the oenent OF those who hesitate:
There Is at present a great and a growing de-
mand Tor fast, reliable operators on the type
writer. and every chance to attain prone ency
should b. improved. By addressing Box 80, STAR
ONCE, inquirers will learn the particulars OF
will cost out $40.
The gymnasium Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. under the direction OF Prot VIM. A.
jackson, Jr., resumed class instruction on the LIST
As follows: For men, on Monday, wednesday, and
friday from 10 p. H., and on THURSDAY ana
and 90 IS or ON
Saturday from 10 10 IL q. m. and for ladies, ON
Saturday from 2 70 p. %.
dental departments OF the Columbian University
began on the lst At the college building, 1925
street northwest
Miss Josephine Nlmmo the teacher OF the piano
and organ resumed her lessons on the 18th OF Sep
temoer. Applications for instruction should be
made through Eoerbach's music store, Oils street
northwest.
professor of modern languages-who should be
addressed by that name through TIE STAR Office
teaches the German language to ladies or gentle
neu ID Glasses or separately at the pupils houses
Linthicum Institute, In Georgetown, has grown
to be one Of Wasnington's educational landmarks
Ing ssssion OF 1858 90 Was opened on the evening
OF tne ISL Application Tor aumlssion may be made
AT tle Institute every evening during the week,
except Saturday. At O'Clock.
M p c. WsrmAn viii give evening instruction
In the Ben Pitman-Graham photography to a
limited number OF students al mis- residence, GA
East CApltol street. Both beginners and advanced
pupils win De taken.
Mrs. Morrill,, who has studied many years In
Europe, will receive art students ut her studio the
National Academy OF Fine Aus, Sos Z street
northwest On Saturday she teaches her chIldren's
year.
Mrs. N. Barringer Of 1893 Q street, resumed her
inst.
On the LIST. which is almost generally recognized
as the day on which the educational machinery Is
10 DC started. the 10th annual course OF lectures
was oeSun In the medical department or the
GeorgeIown University with an Introductory ad-
aress on the evidence OF design In the atmosphere
py Dr. Jno j. Stafford
Mrs. j. Esputa Daily, who is more than well
known In Washington, announces that she will
avenue.
Beginning with the LIST inst, Mrs. L Canneld has
been teaching drawing and painting at her studio
Al 81 1lth street northwest
Last Saturday Mrs Flora c. Dennison resumed
her dancing classes for misses and masters at her
acaueIny, W VI street northwest, and at d. Ia.
on he l3tn inst will pay her attention to ladies
and gentlemen.
MIR. Herman Rakeman has achieved more than
local renown as a master OF the VIOLIN and will be
sure 10 nave large Glasses under his instruction at
MS home, l2U7 6th street northwest.
Among the many good military schools OF the
country the Peeksklll Military Academy ranks
hisn Inc principal Is Prof.. Jno n. TIlden, Peek
skili-on-t Hudson, n. Y.
Principal j. +. Rueckert announces that he has
full corps OF competent teachers late pupils of the
PeauOuy Conservatory OF Music aid MIN In giving
Instruction tnls winter In almost every branch OF
west.