Evening star., 1893-10-04
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.
Where Solid Instructions and OFna-
mental Accomplishments May BE
SecureI.

I
mental Accomplishments May BE
| Secured.
| Monday last q school for small children
was opened at No. 80 18th street northwest.
opposite Mcpherson Square. The scnool
| is under competent management and its
location Is most convenient
| Miss Rathbone- Smith, who has charge
of the German classes in the Mcdonald
Ellis school. will give private instruction
in German. Apply at the Cambridge, 1909
| l7th street. from to pm.
Piano pupils will be received by Miss
Margaret Bargar of Baltimore. in Washing
ton on Mondays and Thursdays Miss Bar
| gar commands the very highest references
and should be addressed 9O6 North Stricken
street, Baltimore, Md.
Those desiring visiting female teacher
for children should address r. E. E., Star
office. Best Of references given.
Mr.. Ernest Lent, the well-known instruc-
tor in piano, violin and the theory of music.
has removed to 1923 Corcoran street north
| west.
Prof G. w. Lawrence has returned to
the city and is prepared to receive pupils
IN voice culture. deep breathing and sight
reading. Prof. Lawrences speciality Is
deep breathing by which throat troubles
are overcome and a free. open, easy tone is
produced.
Mr.. s. M. Fabian, the eminent pianist will
resume instruction on October 5. AS the
would indicate, he will confine himself to
teaching the higher art of the pianoforte.
he may be communicate with by address,
Ing Droops music store or William Knabe
Co., Market Space
Miss Schmidt will resume her kindergar-
ten. French, German and deaf classes. This
lady has a well deserved local fame as a
teacher and the size Of her classes is likely
TO De commensurate with the esteem in
which she is held.
Mrs. Keene of 14l4 X street northwest will
give instruction privately in shorthand.
She will visit the homes of her patrons
should they so desire. She guarantees
| quick and thorough work.
Mr.. Hermann c. Rakemann has resumed
| violin instruction at his studio. 1921 18th
street northwest. Mr.. Rakemann needs no
Introduction to the Washington public. His
ability as a player and a teacher has been
popularly recognized.
An experienced lady is desirous Of getting
! a few pupils in piano. English. French and
mathematics at No. 1923 Sth street.
There Is no accomplishment that adds
| more to the attractiveness of a person.
either lady or gentleman, thar that of sing
| ing One Of the most competent instruc-
| tors in vocal music In this city Is Mrs. Har-
| riet Mills of 1904 l. street.
Drawing and painting are accomplish
ments without which no artistic edu-
cation is complete. The Corcoran school
| method of instruction has been followed
| with pronounced success by Miss A. New
ton, whose studio is at 1913 11th street.
Young men and young ladies and those
not SO young desiring instruction in En-
glish French or Latin, or persons prepar-
| ing for civil service examination will find
| competent teacher by addressing Mrs.
| B. j., Star office.
| Miss Tacie NJ. Daniel of 715 5th street
| northwest resumed her classes in vocal and
| piano instruction last Monday. She has es-
| tablished an excellent reputation in this
city as a careful and competent teacher in
| these branches of music.
| Mr.. Edward c. Townsend and Miss Ada
| l.. Townsend have established their school
| Of elocution at 1917 18th street for the sea-
son. Lessons are given in the day or even
| Ing In oratory. acting, physical grace and
voice culture. either privately or in classes.
The classes at the Young Mems Christian
| Association have become a feature of the
educational field in Washington. Mr. E. p
| Hanna is now giving lessons at the Y. NJ
| G. A. building, on New York avenue in
| shorthand. Glasses Of ladies and gentle
men are being formed. and private lessons
are also given.
| Miss Harriet r. Parsons teacher Of the
piano. resumes her lessons on Monday for
| the coming year. She Is located at 1929 y
street northwest. and has already organ
| lied large class.