Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-25
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.
Where Instruction In Every Branch
of Study Can BE Secured.

| Ahc law SCHOOi OF the -<atlOnal On1NCV-
sity will reopen Monday. October 2. 1888. in
| the new college building, on 18th street be-
tween H and I streets northwest The ex-
ercises will begin at o'clock y. M.
consist of announcements Of the
course Of studies and the organization
| OF the several classes. Alumni! of the
school. those intending to study law and the
public generally are invited to be present.
The school Is supplied with an excellent IL
! prary and reading room for the use Of the
students. Attention Is invited to the meth
school,
$50 o'clock p. m. The secretary. Mr. Eu-
gene d. Carusi. will be in attendance from
clock a. m. to o'clock p. M daily lex
cept Sunday at his Office, 610 18th street,
and at the college building from 4:30 o clock
to go o'clock p m, for the purpose Of en-
rolling students.
Judge Arthur Macarthur, chief justice Of
the Supreme Court of the District, is presi-
oent OF the law faculty. and associated with
him are number of the leading members
OF the bar Of the District. The school
opens this year better equipped than ever
IN an ITS branches. Among the members Of
the faculty in charge of different courses Of
lectures and study are Judge Alvey Of the
District Court Of Appeals, James Schouier of
Johns Hopkins University, William B.
Webb. H. o. Claughton, Eugene Carusi. ex-
Solicitor General Phillips. Judge John
Goode OF Virginia, Walter F. Rogers and
Jackson H. Ralston
French language and French literature
are the subjects that are treated in a highly
sclentihc manner by Professor CASTOR RI
vot from Paris. Communications may be
sent to him at 1928 / street, or he may be
seen personally at O'clock
Miss Amy c. Leavitt. a highly trained
musician from Boston. offers an excellent
opportunity to all those who desire to study
the piano and harmony. She is prepared to
carry students from the elementary stages
up through the most advanced courses
thoroughly and carefully. Her address is
1121 Vermont avenue.
The Martyr College Of Oratory will dedi-
cate its new building. 1923 to 1881 G street.
ings. october 2. 3. and 4. The new apart
ments Of the college will be thrown open
for the inspection of the public, and on
Wednesday evening an interesting program
will be rendered at the Shaftesbury Athe-
neum
The kindergarten Primary School Of Miss
Nina Morse. 1919 18th street northwest,
will be opened on the I'd Of October. Miss
Morse Is a graduate of the Normal Kinder
garten Institute.
Those desiring the advantages Of a thor
oughly capable musical instructor should
call on VIM. Waldecker. 114O 9th street
northwest who Is graduate of Leipzig
Conservatory of Music, and has had many
years Of experience In teaching the piano
and organ.
The Young Mems Christian Association
of 1409 New York avenue northwest have
been doing good work for the last three
years in the way of business education for
young men, not having less than 200 stu
dents each year. The sessions are held In
the evening and are altogether practical
The privileges of the school NAV BE- OBJ
tanned by any young man at any time.
while the school year begins Monday,
October 2. A neat little manual Just issued
tells the story
Wy u,
Johns Hopkins graduate, who has had
seven years experience in college pre-
paratory work. offers to teach classics and
other studies.
A lady of experience and possessing the
best Of references will take st, dents in
French, Latin music. literature and gen.
eral English branches. or will act us visit
ing governeSS. Address Constance, Star
Office.
The Friends Select School, 1911 1 street.
will be opened September q. This school is
for both sexes and extends from the ele-
mentary to the high school grade. Text
books are furnished by the school Start
ing In the primary department., child may
continue under the guidance of experienced
college trained teachers who average one
to every seventeen students, until proper ed
for college or for graduation. Students pre-
pared by II are now enrolled at Yale, Co.
lumbia, Cornell, Princeton, Johns Hopkins,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, La
fayette and Hobart.
On the beautiful heights above the city
amid the purest of air, supplied with the
purest OF waer, and reached by steam
and electric cars. Is located the famous
Whittingham Institute. known in educa-
tional circles as a first-class boarding school
for young ladies. 1t has all departments
Of thorough training school. with expert
enced teachers In each department 1t Is
situated at Takoma Park. The prices are
moderate. as will be shown by the cata-
logue. which may be had upon application.
On the I'd of October the medical. dental
and pharmaceutical departments of Howard
University will open. thus starting one of
the most important educationa features of
Washington. In these late days before the
start the secretary, DR.. c. B. Puryis at
Ills 18th street northwest, is kept very busy
answering questions and giving informa ton
to the many applicants for the benefits OF
the curriculum of this famous institution.
ST. Cecelia's Academy, at col East Capitol
street. opened for the year on the 4th of
September, SO that it is now in frst-clas So
running order. This well-known institution
affords every advantage for acquiring a
nrst-class and thorough English and must
cal education. Pupils who do not enter the
academy may be admitted to the classes in
music. art, fancy work, elocution, phonogra-
ply and typewriting.
This is the twenty-fifth year Of the re-
nowned Fairfax Hall, seminary for Young
| ladies' at Winchester. We. There are eight
distinct courses outlined, all elective thus
anordfng wide. range for selection The
instructors are highly competent and The
climate Is wonderfully heaithful. Miss M
b Billings. he principal, will furnish cir.
culars upon application
At the Studio of Music, 1916 N street
northwest Mrs. Alice Swain Hunter viii
look after the vocalists, Mrs S. Thomas
the 1nstrumentalists and the male voices
VIII be trained by Mr.. Joseph 8. Thomas
Miss Carrie v. Kidwell, a graduate in the
Lamperu method Of vocal art. will take n
class at oO2 NJ street northwest
French language and literature will he
taught by Prof. CASTOR Rivot from Paris at
1873 l street northwest. He can be seen al
that ADDRESS each afternoon at o'clock.
The accomplishment of being able to
properly express yourself and to modulate
your voice and adapt yourself to all condi-
tons and circumstances is taught at the
West End Studio OF Expression, S3l 2Oth
street, by Mrs. ]. r. Walton.
Those desiring governess or teachers in
private schools are recommended to address
either Mss c. w., care The Star, or box 81
care The Star.
The medical training given by Howard
University takes a high rank. One of the
features Is a series Of clinics given on
stated days. which students can attend.
Those desiring to enter the medical pro-
fession and inclined toward Homeopathy
will have an opportunity for pursuing these