New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
TRAINING At ATON BY THE-SEA.
THE DELS,RTFAN SCHOOL OF EXPRESSIONS
AMONG TIE YISIxORs.

AMONG THE VISITORS.
Avon.by the Sea. " j., July II (SpeciaD.-At the
Seaside Assembys School Of Expression il the aim OF
the faculty TO develop correct expression and to show
the relations Of thought and feeling TO that expression.
one Of the teachers gives course OF lectures on the
written forms Of expression. with accompanying class
room exercises in composition embracing theme ana
essay work. Another teacher lectures upon oral forms
Of expression with class exercises in composition
which include construction OF lectures. Grafton ana
newspaper wopk, such sketches and miscellany
Madame Albert. of New York, the popular Delsarte
teacher conducts the class work, and gives lectures
for the general elocuon at 10 10 each morn
ing The follows a carefully made plan TO set
forth principles and to ndicate the Use TO be made
OF them ari tic In erprea I'm or tie II revelation
of the personality The vocal culture class will meet
daily at IL 40 a. Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays Madame Albert conducts the work
with special reference TO acoustics, formation
Of voyels consonants and vowel combinations pitch,
force, compass. resonance, Elasticity, quantity ana
application OF qualities The principles taught are
those invariable in the domain Of physiology and
acoustics and such prorounded by Delsarte.
OF France and White OF England modified by the
best native teachers and I'm accord with modern phys
iologtcal science. The Delsartean in physical
cuturcS saws Madame .,lberti, seeks simplicity,
pose proprety and harmony of parts by education
OF the whole body rs medium OF expression. Health,
grace refinement OF physical expression Is secured
while learning the characteristics Of expression and
the attainment OF equilibrium and freedom In motion
=, quite necessary to avoid mannerism In bearing
or GESTURE The adult SCHOLARS in aesthetical gym
nastiCs meet daily at 80 in the morning.
progressive course for children, the movements invov
ing posing sitting. couresying. carriage Of the body
walking, running and dIilI in gesture and vocal ex-
pressions continues day by day, the meeting hour
being In the morning at 8 80.
Professor W. X. Prentlss PHI. D.. who occupies the
chair of mathematics I'm Rutgers College is the teacher
Of mathematics here. He has prepared many students
for West Point and other Institutions mathemacaly.
and Is OF course thoroughly competent man. with
much experience. The here IS largely coach
Ing one. There classes I'm plain and solid
geometry. and elementary and advanced Algebra. Also
class and individual work In trgonometry.
The lectures by lamln Garland Of Boston. In
American literature will be- of special value to the
lovers OF il. lie IS due here In August.
Among the newcomers at the oxford Mr.. and
Mrs W. Alterbury. Miss Kitie sloane. Mrs Alfred z.
sloane and IL. W. Knapp and family. of Brooklyn;
William p. Gaddez. J. VI. ,chley and family A. VI.
Kirby Miss Julie stub. Miss Emma Rother and A. W.
swain. all Of New York; Mrs NJ q. Van yranken and
Mrs. T.. {. Johnston and family. OF Elizabeth: Mrs.
Curtis. Of Philadelphia; Mrs. and Miss Cameron. OF
Newark Nelson }. Edge, Of Jersey City Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur laight. Of Rosele, y. j., George A. Ieaney
aud Il. W. Elliot. OF Jersey City; W. W. Ecox, Of
Newark.
The late arrivals at Berwick Lodge are W. N.
stevens, OF Atlanta. Ga: George ". Morrison and
Henry d. Morrison. OF Painfeld: Mrs. J. A. Pillow
and family. OF Montreal Canada. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Hollis Wells. Of Newlork City: Mrs T. >. Glenn and
family, OF II. Louis.
Among those registered al the Buckingham Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Lyons, Of New1Ork I. L. Dufford. Of
Newark; Charles 4. Richardson. NJ ;. Good. f. f.
Puckncr aud {. F.. King. Of II. Louis: samuel W.
>applngton. Of Philade pha sydney W. Hopkins aiss
4. Topping. Miss r. VI. Roe. Fred VI. Brown and Mr.
and Mrs. Bastian OF New-Yok City Miss F. A. Burt,
OF BROOKLYN.
Among the recent arrivals AT Avon-lnn Mr. and
Mrs. +. C. GOstenhaier. Of iOnkers. Miss Richards,
A.. Wright IT.. bliss SfIaftOn. Miss Rogers. II.
Nyon. Mr.. and Mrs X. :. stafford and l.. F. Dodd, r.,
all OF New York DR.. j. A. Coles scotch Plains, " j.;
A. y. Walters. Of Newark Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Brinon,
Of Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs l.. b. Moore. OF New.
York City.