Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-27
A GUIDE TO PARENTS.
Where the Young Folks Can Be Edu-
Gated.

The Spencerian Business College Of short
hand and typewriting has opened for the sea-
son with efficient corps Of experienced
teachers. Instruction is given in this most USE
full accomplishment at reasonable rates. Mod
crate terms may be made with the principal,
Mr.. Ii. c. Spencer. The school il located at
9TH and d streets.
The announcement is made Of the reopening
OF the boarding and day school for children
conducted at Forest Glen. Montgomery county,
Md, by Miss Emma Prentiss. principal 1t is
known as Ivy Hall, ard the instruction given
there is of the most thorough sort.
Arnold Wil:rod Meyer will give instructions
in piano, organ theory and voice culture this
winter at lll9 10th street northwest. He is
graduate Of Leipsic, Germany, and at present
organist Of Assembly Church. His terms are
moderate and his methods are based upon the
most approved modern principles.
It is now announced that the Art Students
League will resume work with Its classes at
COZ street on the first Monday in October,
the 9th. After that date all particulars re-
garding the terms, scope OF instruction, hours,
DC. may be obtained ut the rooms. The pro-
nounced success Of this institution in the past
insures a large attendance this season
Lectures i'll the National College Of Phar-
macy will begin October 2. 1880, at $50 D. nl.,
IN the college building, sos street northwest.
The entrance examination was held in the lee
interested should call upon Secretary Kalu-
sowski at the college building between 10 and IL
O'Clock daily.
A college graduate, who has had great deal
OF varied experience in teaching. will give
private or class instruction in mathematics,
Latin and English. and will not break your
bank account with his bill. Address w. M.
Smith. 4th street southeast.
Individual instruction aud home training are
among the advantages offered pupils who will
enter the educational family Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ID. Cabell, which consists of young ladies'
and little girls. Norwood Institute has a rep
utation OF the most satisfying description. Tho
ninth session opens on Monday next with
twenty-five professors and teachers ready for
business. Either boarding or day school.
Some people have an idea that O lifetime is
ID toe brief to learn shorthand in. That is an
error. Principal I. ]. Mulvey of 92l street
northwest says he can teach Topography i'll six
teen easy lessons. He teaches typewriting
without charge to shorthand students.
There is and always has been a constant de-
mand in mercantile circles for graduates OF the
school of shorthanda and typewriting in connec-
ton with the Spencerian Business College,
corner OF It'll and streets. Day and evening
sessions give everyone an opportunity. Big re-
turns for small investment.
The Medical School OF Howard University il
opening out upon a very promising winter
term. The medical. dental and pharmaceutical
departments will give didatic and clinical in
struction in daytime and ut night The clinics
will be by Profs. L. d. Hood, n. f. Graham,
Robert Reyburn, j. 4. Bracket, G. b. Purvis,
u. +. Lamb and j. Z. Duiour and Drs. Geo. NJ
Perry, Z. A. Ballock, Thomas Miller, E. Oliver
Belt, I. J. Shadd, j. E. Lee, II. P. Yeatman and
Walter s. Over.
German is a most desirable lingual accom-
plishment. Acknowledge of the language of the
fatherland opens up new literary feasts. Miss
c. Dengley, who lives ut 500 ! street northwest
Is u successful teacher. Miss Dengley also gives
lessons IN all the common English branches.
The medical department Of the Georgetown
University is too we'll known to need comment
The term opens October l at $50 pm. InfOr-
nation can be obtained from the dean, G. L.
MagruGer, SIS Vermont avenue northwest,
the office hours being before 10 m. and be-
tween $50 and pm.
With good commercial education half the
battle of life is won. r. II. Wood. 227 street
northeast, offers reasonable terms for thorough
instruction in bookkeeping, English branches,
general and commercial mathematics, short
hand and civil service and academic training.
The Martyr College, GA 18th street north
west has added one more course to the many
| which already distinguished it in the study OF
| elocution. This is children's class in el0cu-
ton every Saturday morning at 1890. The
terms are 30 cents per hour. There are also
spcCIil ClbsseS lOr auuitS at III ~ Satur Qayl
Special circulars will be sent on application.
The well-known school under the manage
ment Of Misses Pollock and Noerr, ut 1877 18th
street, offers an unusually complete curriculum
The school offers primary and grammar de-
partments, Froebel kindergarten and training
class for teachers, Delsarte physical culture,
drawing, music and German.
The seventh annual course Of lectures of the
welhknown medical and dental departments Of
the National University will begin Monday,
October 6, and terminate April 80. 1891. In
formation and announcements can be obtained
by application to II. H. Barker, d., dean,
1l16 H street northwest
The piano lie undoubtedly the always favorite
instrument. Instructions in this branch can
be obtained at 1l3 C street southeast at 81. so
and $40 per quarter. Information can be OBJ.
! tanned Of DR.. II. c. Sherman.
Another competent teacher, graduated in
Germany, for pupils for piano or violin can be
found 10y addressing Teacher. STAR office. Tho
tern aara txva ~ TO- - Al