Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10
THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR.
Educational institutions In wsshin gton and
Vicinity.

w IL lle advertising Columns o.
The STAR. To further cid them The STAr
continues to publish from day to day notices OF
educational institutions which are commended
By their patrons.
During the past vacation the building OF
Gonzagn has undergone thorough renovation.
| New experts have been added to the CORPS OF
professors. business well classical
course Is open to the students. In the bust
ness department special attention is paid TO the
PREPARATION of students for the civil service eI-
ain1nations. In the classical course students
are prepared for the higher professions. The
| president of Georgetown University wishing,
/ no doubt, 10 attract the graduates Of Gonzaga
To the law. medical and scientific departments
OF that institution. has generously offered a free
| scholarship in each of the departments. to be
| awarded to the most successful candidate in n
/ competition TO bs held at Gonzaga College at
: the close OF this scholastic wear. Cardinal Glib
bons has recently expressed his qualification at
| the large number of students at Gonzaga Col
/ lege preparing themselves for theology and the
priesthood and has given his special patronage
| and encouragement to the work.
During the present month and the first week
/ in October Columbian University. in all its
/ branches, viii be in full operation for another
wear of study and OF work. The advantages Of
| fered by this institution appeal to n wide range
in student life. beginning with those jus. enter
/ ing upon course of preparatory study and
! ending with those who are rounding out their
work in any Of the special departments of scien-
/ :iic research. The collegiate department.. with
extended courses of study. Increased laboratory
| facilities and an enlarged faculty, opens on
| Monday. September 10. On the 4th of October
/ the various classes i'll the Corcoran scientific
I school VIII Resume work. All classes meet in
III. evening ard like those i:cN the collegiate de-
partment are open to both sexes; also on Sep
TENDER 10 the preparatory school, 1885 II street.
resumes work. The pupils are limited to 100
and thorough preparation is given for college,
! the naval and military academies and for bust
ness. For Information relative to the schools
above mentioned apply at the University build
ing. 18Th and IL streets or in regard to the
medical, dental and law schools.
Instruction in piano and harmony will be
given b. Mis- Amy Lcavitt of Boston. 1922 1.
street. Miss Lcavitt is well known in this city
as n conn eteut teacher well as a thorough
musician.
special feature OF instruction at ST. Johns
College is tho trimming given i'll Verbatim report
ing Prof. Cronin has charge of this branch
and Information can be obtcined ut the school
building. 1925 Vermont averue.
The medical department Of Howard Univer-
sity, including the dental and pharmaceutical
DEF ar;uicItts. viii Opcu October /. The secre-
tary, Or. G. b. Puryi. Ills l3;h street, will send
circular on application.
Emerson Institute l. such an old-established
institution that the regular opening in the fall
after the simmer vacation is looked upon as a
sign that the simmer IS over. Mr.. Chas. Il.
Young. tie principal. states that pupils will be
admitted september 20, and the regular week
VIII begin on the 2Sth at the school building
9l4 i4,h street. There is some one in attend
ance each day who can supply all needed in-
formation.
The class OF young ladies' conducted BY Miss
Balch, 1907 1O.h street. will resume studies Oc-
tobe~ |. thorough preparation is given for
examinations. Foreigners are instructed.
Those who desire TO attain the skill which is
needed to become stenograTke-s or type
writers cen apply to r. ii. Hardman. 6ls
street northeast. between 5 and m. The
terms a.e reasonable.
The Washington Female Seminary, 1926 18th
street. near Massachusetts, avenue. opens Sep
TENDER &c. Both boarding and day scholars
are received, and the principal. Miss Claudia
stuart. announces that careful instruction is
given in all departments. Circulars can be OBJ
tanned on application 10 the principal.
September 15Anne Arundel County Academy
opens for the year. II is a boarding school for
Young ladies and gentlemen. and is located at
Mlllersvile. Md. The neighborhood is a moral.
religions and heal.hful one ard enjoys good
railroad ard mail service. Academical courses
are provided and scholars prepared for college
and business. Address A. Il. Jones, A. NJ,
principal
Boys from eight to ten years Of age will be
receiyed 70 limited number at the home
school Of c. ID. Boswell. Falls Church. Va
The school opens on the 14th instant Further
particulars sent upon application to the above
The Episcopal schools at Haddonfield. n. j.,
consist of seminary for girls and a military
academy fos boys. the yearly board and tuition
in each being $50. Thorough instruction and
the best care are gwen. ard the location is
high and healthy. Address Rev. T. NJ Reilly,
d. d.
At Hagerstown. SD, is situated the we'll
known Kee Mar College and Conservatory. of
which Rev. G. J.. Keedy is president The
school enjoys most excellent reputation as a
school for girl. and Is delightfully."- situated.
Catalogues and all Other information furnished
upon application to the president.
Rock Hill College. Ellicott City, Nd, pro-
viGes classical. scientific ard commercial
courses. and is conducted By the Brothers of
the Christian Schools. Respectable young men
and boys will be received as boarders and given
the advantages OF q highly moral education
Address Brother Denis, president, for pros
pectus and information.
One Of the best schools for the education of
boys is the Mapiewood Institute. at Concord
vile. Pa. Its system of instruction is both
practical and energetic. and lis principal is Mr.
j. ShortlidSc, \. NJ. a graduate Of Yale Uni
Ner-ltF. Terms, SlSz per aEaum; boys under
thirteen years Of age. SlG2.
Mr.. Hugh Mccullough. Prof. Simon New
comb and Mr.. Horatio King are given as
references for parents who desire TO send their
girls 20 n home school with postgraduate
classes. Information 20 be obtained by apply
ing 70 the principal, Laura o. Talbot, No. 927
p street.
Special attention is given to art, elocution
typewri;ing and photography at the Academy
of the Hciy Cross, No. 1912 Massachusetts ave-
nue.. This popular academy opens Monday,
September -, with increased facilities for i'm
parting thorough course of education in the
different departments. The musical course
embraces vocal lessons and instructions on the
piano, harp, violin and guitar.
This is the twenty-third year Of the Washing
ton Conservatory OF Music 1925 10th street
and the success of the past commends the in
stitution 70 those who desire 20 take lessons on
the piano. organ, cor2et, violin, &c. Director
Billiard ofers free advantages to pupils.
Parents who do not wish to send their chill
dren to the public schools where the children
are so numerous will do wall to consult Mr. and
Mrs. Re seriy Y. Mason OF the Gunston Insti-
tute for Girls, No. BOLT o street.
Mr.. and Mrs ". d. Cabell announce to their