Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-26
EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES.
Where Every Branch OF Study May BE A
vantageously Pursued.

Where Every Branch Of Study May BE Ad-
vantageously Pursued.
To speak French satisfactorily one should
have q true French accent To obtain one
such one should take q course Of lessons Of
Prof. Paul Voinot of the University of France,
who has reopened his school at 1884 street
The best of instruction is given to little ones
at the Capitol Hill kindergarten, % Sd street
southeast, which reopens next Monday. Cor
nelia F. Boyden, the principal, will furnish
particulars upon application.
The reputation that has been established by
the Ivy Institute. conducted by Prof. Flynn, at
the corner of 9Th and X streets northwest
should be sufficient TO show those who are anx-
ious to try civil service examination that they
can do no better than by going there for q
course of instruction in the subjects that are
made the tests of those occasions. All such in
struction is strictly confidential and very thor
ough.
Twenty boys and young men will be taken
this fall into the University School," Sl5 C
street northwest, Of which Prof. X. l. Preston
is principal. There will be full courses in
Latin, Greek, French, German. English and
mathematics, and private instruction will also
be given. The session begins next Thursday.
Miss Clara Harrison, pupil of DIR. William
Mason of New York, will give piano lessons
this season at 1918 D street northwest, begin
ming October l. Until then Miss Harrison will
receive those who wish to arrange for courses
at LIS o street.
Mrs. Morrells classes in art will continue
during the coming fall and winter. Mrs Nor
rell has had excellent success in Washington,
but through her own merit alone, and the pros
pect lie that her classes this season will be quite
as large, and probably larger than last. Her
record Hs an artist and a teacher 10 one that
should stand as guarantee Of thorough train
inc Nv, In fhr sx,1r
theories of painting and drawing. Her studio
10 located at S04 street.
The friends of Mrs. Powell are congratulate
ing her upon her appointment in the woman's
College, Baltimore. Mrs. Powell will spend
four days OF each week in baltimore.
A thorough instruction for children in Eng
lish, music and gymnastics lie promised the pu-
pills of Ivy Hall Boarding School for children.
Forest Glen. Md. Special attention is paid 10
backward pupils.
A good place to send boys for preparation for
college or for business ID Prof. J. c. Kinear's
academy, st. Georges Hall, for boys, st.
Georges, Nd
Thorough instruction In shorthand and type
writing, under the most approved system. with
especial regard to securing speed. may be had
at the Bonn Pittman School of Shorthand and
Typewritine, Room los. Lehman building
limited number of pupils can secure in-
structions in the higher art Of pianoforte by the
eminent Baltimore pianist, Mr.. 8. Monroe
Fabian. Apply at Droop's music store or 70
knabe d Co. ware rooms.
Mrs. J. T. Dyer will resume her Glasses In
dancing on the Sd Of October Instruction.
will be given to children in the afternoon, be-
ginning at $50 O'Clock. The class for adults
will open ct O'Clock In the evening. Academy
and residence, 1917 Il street.
Portrait drawing 10 made simple andl easy By
the new method in which instructions are
given BY Artist 500 East Capitol street
Instructions in pianoforts and vocal culture
are given by Miss May @. Dixon Of Gil 9Th
street northwest, who is graduate Of the Col
lege Of Music. Syracuse University.
wimodaughsis French classes viii receive their
lessons q SIS 18th street until wimedauxhsis
reopenA Madame A De Bausset having moved
thifher. Private lessons win also be gwen.
The Elizabeth Peabody kindergarten, Nor
lnal Training School, located ct 1915 sundsr-
land place. south Of Dupont Circle, viii reopen
November. Mrs. Louisa Mann b principal
and from her may Be obtained any information
- 10 the Institution and il tsrmA
For many years Prof Rsusl Keith IVES On
duty q the naval observatory and afscrwsrd
was principal d Trinity Female Seminary In
Mississippi. He b nov ID Sl41 West p street
ready to instruct . limited number Of pupils In
the ordinary co1lsgists studisa Madame b q.
Chopin viii instruct n nude.
Athoreugh budasM education = worth mere
se:n n. s 49, g S., e :, sSSla .sy E
college, A07 East Capitol street q rata sur
prinfng1y Low. 0faduasss q this co1loes have
always sueoeeded n Gsteing rsmunsrat1ve en-
ploynsnk Bvssy ans q stedy nsssssasy - a
s 80 O $500 fss $3.50, 1ss rc,ssyS -
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