Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-09
THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR,
Where to Send the Boys and Girls
Various Educational Installations.

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Various Educational Installations.
The new school year has begun. Many
| are fnquiring as to the best schools for
their boys and girls. Washington is well
provided with schools of every grade be-
sides institutions for technical training.
The Stars advertising columns ord much
| valuable information to those seeking
knowledge Of the schools, and to further
assist such readers The Star publishes
notices Of well-known institutions whose
patrons testify to their excellence.
Those seeking instruction in the French
| language can arrange for lessons with
| Mile. v. Prud' homme, 307 D street north
| west. Mile. Prud homme's fall classes open
September Is.
| One Of the evolutions Of modern times is
young men and women for practical life.
such an institution Is Woods Commercial
College. 407 East Capitol street. which has
opened for the ninth year. The college is
provided with every facility for business
training.
| school for instruction in drawing and
painting and to prepare pupils for the Cor
coran Art School has been opened by Misses
| May Minnigerode and Lillian Cook In room
| loo, Corcoran building.
The name of the Spencerian Business
College stands as a synonym all over the
land for thorough preparation for business
| NE. EVERYWHERE the graduates Of the COL
lege are found In places Of the highest trust
and responsibility. The college has a most
thorough equipment, and under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. Sara. A. Spencer, principal and
| proprietor, Is continuing its prosperous and
useful career. The college is now open.
A non-sectarian institution Of high stand
ard with the advantages Of home comforts
Ladies situated at Lutherville, near Balti-
| more. Md. The present will be the forty
nrst year Of the seminary. The Rev. ]. H.
Turner A. M. is the principal
college for both sexes is the New Wind
sor College Of New Windsor Nd, Rev. A.
NJ. jolly. D. D.. president. Complete courses
OF the sciences. classics and in literature
ana business are conducted. Preparatory
ana primary schools for girls and boys are
also connected with the college.
| Monday next the Glenwood Institute
Howard county, Maryland, an excellent in
sttution Tor the education of young ladies
| reopens. The languages, sciences, business
and music are embraced in the course Of
Instruction. Catalogues furnished upon ap-
plication.
| At Jamestown. Montgomery county, Md.
the Andrew Small Academy, for the in
struction of boys and girls, will open on the
/ Nth instant for the reception of day and
boarding pupils. Prof. VIM. Nelson. princi-
office.
st. Johns College, Annapolis Md, an ex-
eellent preparatory school for boys from
twelve to sixteen years of age. will inaugu-
rate Its one hundred and fifth session on
the 10th instant Special attention Is given
TO prepare ton of candidates for admission
to the Naval Academy. Address President
Thomas Fell
| Parents Of daughters are Informed that
the Rockville school for young ladies' will
open September 10. This excellent institu-
ton will be under the charge Of Miss Lucy
| s, Simpson who will furnish anv further
| Information desired.
Mr.. Thomas Hanlon calls attention to the
fact that the Pennington On ~ Seminary
| will open at the usual time this year and
invites parents to write him for cata-
| logue.
Brother Denis Of the Christian Brothers
will furnish particulars of the plans Of
| Rock Hill College, near Ellicott City, No.
| for the session. Scientific, classical, COM
mercial and preparatory courses will be
| taught. and students will be received as
bOarders or day scholars.
Old Washington and Lee University at
| Lexington. Va, will open its law school
| September H. This ancient and honorable
institution OF learning will continue to
| maintain Its standard. Mr.. John Randolph
Tucker is the dean Of the university.
The Rockville Academy for boys will
open September Is, and the attention of
parents Is directed to this Institution. w.
p. Mason. U. 8. N. A.. is the principal.
Bishop Doane will direct the course Of
the st. Agnes School for girls at Albany,
| N. T.. where young ladies are prepared for
] college. Miss E. w. Boyd is the principal
Mrs. Mann's kindergarten and school and
the Elisabeth Peabody kindergarten normal
training school at 1918 Sunderland place
will begin the fall and winter sessions Oc-
| tober next.
Mrs. L. o. Talbott's French and English
school for young girls will reopen October
next, at 17 street. This school has an
| excellent reputation.
There Is probably no better school in the
| country for young ladies and little children
| than that conducted by the Misses Kerr at
| l43S N street, now open for the season.
st. Johns College for day students only,
| opens Monday morning next. This insti-
tuition has high reputation. and its presi-
dent Brother Fabrician, is one oe the best
| instructors in the country.
Private instruction In languages mathe-
mates. English and civil service studies
| can be received from an experienced e,iu-
| Gator by addressing Mr.. A. F. Craven, Co
| lumbar University.
| Emerson Institute, 914 14th street. will
| begin its forty-second year on the Goth
| inst. This is unQuestionably one OF the best
| institutions Of its kind in the country and
| It's success In preparing young men for the
military and naval academies and for COL
| leges generally has been most marked
| Ivy Institute has become one Of the best
known of Washington's institutions. A
| thoroughly practical training is what the
| school instils into its pupils Bookkeepers,
! shorthand writers and typewriters are
turned out in thoroughly equipped state
| Announcements and information can be OBJ
| tanned by addressing S. w. Flynn, A. NJ,
| the principal, corner Sth and X streets
| northwest.
| On October the Washington Female
| Seminary reopens at 1226 18th street Miss
| Claudia Stuart as principal has shown her.
self a teacher of rare skill and tact Cir
! culars and Information can be obtained
| from her.
| Pupils for the Wimodaughsis classes will
| register on September Is from to 7 D. m.
| These classes promise TO be exceedingly
| popular this year. Typewriting, stenog-
raphy spelling, Pronunciation, French Span
ish, German, eiocution and Delsarte are
| some of the branches taken UP. Informa-
| ton can be obtained at the building, 1925
street northwest.
| The twenty-fourth year Of the WASH
| ington Conservatory of Music, 1926 10th
| street northwest, with o. B. Billiard as di-
| rector, has commenced. Piano. organ
| voice, violin, flute and the cornet are all
| taken up by the classes.
| The National and Froebel KindergYr tan
| Normal Institutes commence their seven
! tenth year this month. Teachers train
| ing commences October and the school
| and kindergarten reopens on September L.
| Particulars and all information can be OBJ
| tanned before 10 a. m. or after 3 D. m of
| Mrs. Louise Pollock. 1017 10th street, or