Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-04
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS.
Educational Institutions of the City
and Vicinity.

One of the best opportunities now being Of
fered to those anxious to learn how to draw or
paint is to be found in the school conducted by
Mrs. Imogene T. Morrell. an artist Of interna-
tional repute. For fifteen years this artist
studied with the best masters in Europe and
now she is prepared to impart knowledge to
others. Lessons given to individuals or classes.
Portraits of all kinds to order ut 3O4 Z street
northwest.
Not all teachers of instrumental music care
to give close personal attention to begi nners;
they allow those patient and persistent people
to work out things for themselves. Miss Eta
P.Johnson OF AIS street northwestis especially
attentive to those who are just commencing
piano practice.
Tha. very successful private school for child
rem, conducted by Miss Halstead. is once more
open to receive pupils. The young ones who
went to 1929 10th street last year were mate
rally benefited and are again on the school
roll.
There has been steady increase in the num-
Der of amateur vocalists in this city during the
past four or tye years. Clever teachers OF yo-
calizatiOn are responsible for this, and none
have labored with wore fdeity than Mrs. Har-
riet Mills, who resdmed ching two weeks ago
atf127 10th street northwest
One of the most successful teachers Of mod
cru art in this city is Miss Lula Garfield. Miss
Garfield will continue to instruct on reasonable
terms all those who desire instruction in paint
ing and drawing in charcoal and crayon. The
studio Is at S2l 18th street and there further
information may be obtained.
For the small sum Of $50 boy or girl may
be educated and fed for one year at the Epls-
copai schools, Haddonfield, Nj. Tho instruc-
ti0n is thorough and the boys have thorough
military training. The cottage system, ac-
knowledged to be the best, Is in operation.
Except in such wild regions as Dahomey the
physical culture of woman has been, more or
less. neglected since the beginning of time.
OF late years there has been growth Of senti-
ment favorable to the growth of muscle in the
female sex. Those who are weak and sickiy
receive speedy benefit from careful training
training which develops the beauty OF the sex
nothing else can. Prof. and Mrs Hartvia
Nissen reopened the Womans Gymnasium OIL
October l at Ola 18th street.
The kindergarten and primary school o.
Miss Paul. at $40 p street. Georgetown, wa,
reopeLed October /. Miss Paul 10 a graduate o.
the Froebel Normal Institute. She prepare,
pupils for the fourth grade in the public
schools
Those who are desirous of cultivsting their
voices will be glad to know that Mrs. Annie Louis,
Powell gives instruction at her home. ISL:
Rhode Island avenue. Mrs. Powelrs experience,
as singer eminently fits her for the duties o.
teacher.
Lessons on the piano and in the theory o
music will be given by Mr.. Ernest NJ. Markee
~ I'M suoct MT. harkee3 nd
made q reputation which his abilities fully sus
tain
That well-known school. the Lnthicum In
stitute. SIG D street, Georgetown, will b,
opened for the reception OF pupils next Mon
day evening at 7:30 O'Clock. Inc past recor,
of this useful night school fully justifies it
reputation
In musical circles in this city DR.. John
Caulheld has organized an enviabe reputatio
as = teacher OF 1.-THE divine art" He has re
Bumed instruction at his home, 1902 X street
A young Lady of excellent education and cor
siderable experience desires few private pr
pills. Her talents also well adapted to tn
work OF reading to an invalid. She can b
reached by addressing I. Il. A., at this Office.
Miss Isabelle II. Elliott will resume he
classes IN dancing and dramatic culture on th
18th OF the present month She will pay pa
ticuiar attention 10 the instruction of children
Information concerning her classes may be oil
tanned by application at 927 Pennsylvan
avenue.
Miss Clara Harrison, q pupil Of DR.. Willial
Mason Of New York and an eficien. teacher
the piano, will have o number OF pupils In tn
branch OF the musical art this winter at 1919
street northwest.
class for instruction under the care OF Oh
National Christian Science Institute 220l
street, will be formed next Monday mornil
at IL O'Clock. The meetings Of the ipstitu
have been resumed Miss Emma Gray
president