New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
THE SEASIDE ASSEMBLY AT AVON.
AN INTERESTING PROGRAMME OF INSTRUCTION
FOR TIE SEASON.

AN INTERESTING PROGRAMME OF INSTRUCTION
FOR TIE SEASON.
Avon.b, .thesca, y. j. July 8 (Specap.-1he Sea
side Assembly opens the July Is with large
and extended programme. including schools OF hoie
study, biology languages, mathematics htFia'uiV'
psychology philosophy, chemistry, geology music h'
history expression, kindergarten. pedaeogcs, writing
,-,no,ronhv and cookery This summers session
PROMISES 10 be a most successful ono. Many OF Tie
teachers and lecturers engaged stand among the hrs
instructors Of the country In their various departments
The management OF The Assembly has Deen particularly
f,runale IN engaging for the school Of music sich
eminent personages Frederick Dean, senior "ohzaio
Nunez Nine. Bertha Brousil and others
The officers OF the Assembly this year are the rev.
Georce C. Maddox, OF Trenton. president; Dr. Join
+. Peters Of Atlantic City, secretary; William NJ.
Albert OF New York, secretary and treasurer ana
BENJAMIN Albertson, OF Asbury Park; Thomas r. war
man. OF Belmar, aud the Rev Robert +. lnhss. oi
phiiadel pia directOrs
N,o anerti. The principal Of the Delsartc School Of
Expression Of NewYork. Is again the dean OF inc
school here she Will be assisted by Marion NJ. Mcr
lit d. aud George p. Wheeler. A. b. both OF The dc
partment OF oratOry and aesthetic criucis'h Oh ir'
ton College Miss Eleanor T. MORRISON OF fnnhnepo'
n j.; Miss Ruth Eldrcdse, OF salt Lake C''y, otan'
md Miss Grace l. semot OF brooklyn. who Will teach
cub-swingfng and swimming The schooi opens on
July and continues during the entire session Oh inc
Assembly.
Frederick Dean, A. NJ. LIZ b., Of the schafNSehka
Conservatory OF York is at the head OF the schoo
OF music lie will deliver forty lectures on te ms'os
OF music They will be illustrated by the music Oh
the vanous periods and of the composers under con
alienation Professor Dean also conducts inc ciorai
class senior Gonzalo Nunez the New-iork concert
pianist will teach students OF the pianoforte. TIC d
studied at Paris Conservatoire and has European
reputation as a composer and performer froiess''
Louis Melcher Of NewYork, ore Of the pupils OF MAX
.-fu Ylorfr on
Nine Bertha Brousil the Belgian violinist, VINO haa
bcen decorated by many courts Of Europe and Kchaio
Arnold, Of New-York, will give instructions on lhe
VIOLIN Miss Maud Morgan, OF New-fork, VIII give
lessons on the hap and Rudolph Naeel Is to tcach
how TO play the volonceo Mrs. Frederick Dean, the
soprano 4,oist of Scs- York. will be down 10 teach
limited number OF pupils. Mrs. \. n. Judd, OF New
York. is TO teach organ music Inc course oes'Hs
on July and ends on August 70
IIamlin Garland, OF Boston, is to deliver course
of lectures this season on American literature.
The art school begins Its third session under It's
dean, Professor John Ward Stmson Of the New-fork
institute for ArtistArtisans. Madame S. Z. u
prince OF the Leeds School, England, viii again con
6uct tire main courses assisted by Mile q. NJ lie Prince
the principal OF the art department OF the Newfork
institute for the Deaf aud Dumb. Miss Elsie e. Tic
MANN Miss Katherine d. Almond ana Professor
charles A. Hurlbert Of the Institute for ArtstAru-
sans. This department. begins WORK Oh July '0
continues until August 25.
The school Of Bible study and Sunday-school WORK
oncns on July 10 and continues until August o. TNe
Rev f. Morris Ferguson. A. NJ. OF Philpsburg Is tho
dean Among the lecturers will be the REV. T..
Bmkslee, OF Boston, Mass the Rev. p II. Brooks. Of
wilkesbarrc Penn; the Rev George A. PeIth OF rna,
dolphin; the Rev. John To- re'ers' VI """ '' ~
the dean of the school, .
Or. H. Austin Aikens. professor OF philosophy IN
Trinity College. North Carolina, will deliver course
- locures ths season on psychology and philosophy