Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-07
THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR.
where to Send the Boys and Girls
Popular Institutions.

THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR.
where to Send the Boys and Girls
Popular Institutions.
The new school year is about to begin
and many parents have to decide where to
send their boys or girls for the year. Wash
inston Is unusually well provided with good
schools. and besides there are many famous
educational institutions within easy reach
OF the city. The advertising columns of The
Star afford some interesting and valuable
Information on this subject. To aid those
who have to select a school The Star pub
fishes notices Of institutions commended to
the public by their patrons.
Inc law school of Howard University will
| open wednesday evening. the 10th instant.
The terms of this most reputable fnstitu-
ton are very reasonable For information
apply to Jas. F. Bundy, whose office is In
the law building, 420 5th street northwest
There Is no educational Institution In the
District that bears a better reputation than
the school for young ladies, conducted by
Miss Balch, at 1907 10th street northwest.
which opens for the season October /, next
Persons desiring thorough education in the
French language can find no more compe-
tent instructor than Prof. Paul E. voinot.
who has reopened his school at 1926 New
York avenue. His terms are moderate and
his methods thorough.
Nine. Keihreul of Paris, who has had
twelve years experience in instruction In
New York schools. has established a select
French kindergarten at S21 18th street. She
! will give private lessons and viii also form
classes for instruction in the French Ian
guage.
The English and French school for girls
conducted by Miss Frances Martin, at 1905
Q street, is one Of the finest Institutions of
the kind in the country A limited number of
pupils will be taken to board.
Miss Halsteads private school, at 1870
10th street. will open for the winter term Oc-
tober 2 Prior to September % all applica-
, s1s Ior information should be addressed to
Miss Halstead. at 1924 Q street.
The Academy Of the Holy Cross, at 1872
Massachusetts avenue. for the instruction
OF young ladies and children. will reopen on
the 11th instant Special attention Is paid
to music. both vocal and instrumental. and
to physical culture, and the instruction In
cludes a thorough primary and academic
course.
Private lessons. elementary or advanced
can be obtained by application to Prof j.,
HUG hopkins place. He Is university
graduate, and an experienced tutor, and
gives special attention to backward, I'M
willing and adult pupils.
There is no better private military edu-
cational institution in the country than the
New York Military Academy. under the
capable management of Col. c. ]. Wright
A. NJ, Of Cornwall. n. Y.
The Eaton, Burnett and Durling Train
Ing School for young men and women is
one of the finest institutions of the kind in
the country. 1t Is located in the Huyler
building, corner 18th and F streets, and Of
| fers special inducements to people desiring
a thorough business education.
An experienced civil and mechanical en-
gineer will teach drawing Of evenings. both
mechanical and architectural, including
mathematics. giving instruction essential
for competent craftsman. Instructions
begin on the 18th instant. Address 521 7th
street northeast.
Madame ]. Esputa-Daly, who has charge
of the vocal department of Mt. De Sales.
Md, and st. Johns College. this city. will
give instructions in voice culture and the
chain system Of reading music at sight.
She will also make a speciality Of school
singing classes. Address In care Of Metz
croft building, or call from 10 a. m. to p.
m. Mondays and Wednesdays.
ST. Georges Hall. school for boys. this
year opens it's eighteenth session. The
school prepares boys for college or busi-
ness. and insures home comforts to stu
dents. Moderate terms and the highest
references. Address Prof. ]. c. Kinear,
St Georges. Md.
The Shortlidge Media Pa.) Academy.
Prof. Swithin c. Shortlidge: principal, un-
der the patronage Of some OF the most
prominent men in the country, offers su-
perior educational advantages. Principal
Shortlidge will be glad to furnish circulars
and testimonials.
Two girls under fourteen will be received
for half price to fill vacancies in a first
class boarding school in Pennsylvania. For
catalogues address Mrs. B., P. o. box q.
Philadelphia, Pa
On the 18th instant the Maryland School
for the Blind opens, and parents residing
In the District unable to pay board and
tuition for their afflicted children can have
them educated at the school free of charge.
The school Is a non-sectarian one, and ap
phcations for admission should be made at
once. Superintendent F. d. Morrison of
Baltimore, Md, will meet Washington
road station next Tuesday afternoon at l
o'clock.
The Brookville Academy. Brookville.
Montgomery county. Md, makes a spe-
cialty of preparing students for West
Point Annapolis. the universities and the
counting room. Prospective students
should address !. u. WarieId, NJ. A., at
that place.
A noted institution Is the Notre Dame.
collegiate institution for young ladies
and a preparatory school for little girls.
situated near Baltimore, Md. 1t Is con-
Quoted by the school Sisters Of Notre
Dame, and the course Of instruction is
both comprehensive and refining. Post Of
flee. Embla.
Principal c. X. Urner, A NJ, c. E., of
the Columbia College of Commerce 623
Louisiana avenue northwest this season
inaugurates his twenty-third year as
successful educator, and announces six
thorough and practical courses. The terms
will be exceedingly moderate. Catalogues
furnished on application.
KNIGHTS Of St. Pefer