Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05

where I'd GOV Q obtain 81 nano..

Where and How 20 Obtain an wducas.cr.
The advantages for an educa,Ion he.
our city offers are numerous. snd ~. $3.50 er-s
50 small that parents desiring fheir rhs Ill.
dren educated should avail fhemeelvee ~
the home schools. oil OF which have an
efncient and able corps Of teachers.
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE
which, Ia addition 20 a COLLEGIATE denavs.
ment embracing English, the CLASSICS ana
sciences special courses Ia mechanical
engineering and applied chemistry. com.
sists also Of 3 preparatory school where
special attention il given 20 younger stu-
dents. The College Is beautifully aud
nealthiully situated and Is under the d.
rec.ion Of 90 able corps Of Professors
ana Lecturers. Professor Thomas Fell.
A. M, President. Parents desiring 10
educate their sons should enter them at
ot. johns. The next session begins Sep
TENDER Is. Send for catalogue.
ANNAPOLIS ACADEMY.
For several years Mrs. Richard Welsh
has been successful teacher and as prin.
cipal OF the Annapolis Academy. board
Ing and day school, has established a
reputation as careful and efficient teach.
er. Much attention Is paid to physical
culture and elocutlon. The school will
reopen on the 10th inst. at No. Mary
land Avenue.
ARUSDEL SCHOOL,
The Misses Duval, principals Of the Arun-
del school will reopen their school on
Monday, September 18th, at SO Church
street. The school consists of an English
and French boarding and day school and
q preparatory schoolfor boys. The Misses
Duval have. IN the past few years, estab.
lished one OF the largest and most ably
conducted private schools 10 this city.
Particular attention Is paid to the French
course, and as teachers of this language,
these ladies have had unlimited success.
MISS HAeEER's SCHOOL.
Miss Hagner will reopen her school for
girls and small boys on Sept. 10th, at l22
King George street Miss Hagner is an
experienced teacher and has been very
successful with all of her pupils. Her
experience and efficiency commend her
TO the patronage Of those desiring the
education Of their children.
MISS ElLIoTT's SCHOOL.
Miss Kate Elliott's school for girls and
boys will reopen on Monday Sept. 10th,
at No. IL Conduit street. Miss Elliott is
faithful. conscientious, and therefore
successful teacher; her school Is ably con-
Quoted and merits patronage.
THE HOME SCHOOL.
for little girls and boys, taught by Mrs.
A. j. Watkins, re-opened on Monday,
September End, at her residence on Fran
els street.
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
To those OF our readers who contem.
plate giving their children the advantages
of q thorough musical education, we re.
commend them to the well know vocal
and instrumental teacher, Mrs. Cowman,
100 Main etreet, whose reputation as an
instructor In music is too well-known in
this community to need any recommends
ton from us.
eCHC OIL OF E; oCUTI0N.
On Monday, Sept 10th, Miss Edwards
will begin course of instruction in Flo
cation. Miss Mdward's reputation as q
thorough elocutionist should commend
her TO parents and others who whould &C
quire this accomplishment. No educa-
tion is complete without this training.
For particulars and terms, see advertise.
ment In another column.
With these advantages confronting US
on every side the young idea should find
nothing to hinder its progress In shoot.
ing the coming year.