Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-19
EMINENT II IN EDUCATION.
Some IF the St6hNnx Schools Which
Are WortH$aof Patronage.

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| Are WortHyssof Patronage.
will find 1t to thHHA4 advantage to consul.
the advertising columns of The Evening
Star in making sktection of an institution
which they may patf pnize with safety and
profit. Under the'lhead of educational
| will be found the announcements of the
| best and most generously patronized
schools. academies land colleges in the
country. some ofiio.Ehieh are noticed be-
| low. $50,
Instruction on the banjo can be had Of
Mr.. W. g. Collins. at his studio. 1881 v
| street. Mr.. Collins In, a wel-known banjo
list of this city, having appeared at enter
an accomplished performer but has the
| faculty of teaching others to bring spright-
| ly music out of the banjo.
The twenty-sixth annual session of the
| law department of the National University
! will commence October l. This university
| whom have achieved honorable distinction
| in the profession of their choice. The
name of Justice c. c. Cole has been added
| to the list of lecturers on special subjects.
| Catalogues and full information can be had
| from Eugene D. Carusi, G1O 18th street
The medical and dental departments of
the National University open for the
! twelfth annual course October l. Entrance
examinations VIII De neld September u.
This university offers the student ample
! clinical and laboratory advantages and its
corps of instructors Is composed of we'll
known physicians. DR.. H. H. Barker. 1116
H street. will supply all information.
| Miss Kate " Wilson has fitted up
! music room at her residence, 1899 10th
| street. and is prepared to give instructions
| in vocal music. She was a pupil of Mr..
William Shakespeare of London England,
and follows his method.
Roanoke College. Salem, Va. having been
improved and enlarged, begins its forty
| third session September is. The college is
| In very prosperous condition, a strong
proof of the popular favor in which it is
held. Young men desiring pleasant col
lege home would do well to send for
catalogue.
The popularity of the kindergarten sys-
tenn of teaching long ago demonstrated
itself in Washington. Miss Elizabeth
Mayse's kindergarten and school at $40
| liberal patronage. and those who find the
| location convenient would do we'll to ac-
quaint themselves with the facilities Of
| fered.
Miss Alice E. Burbage. 400 1 street, is
most successful teacher of the piano.
She Is a graduate Of Leipzig Royal Con-
| servatory. Her office hours are from 5
to o'clock in the afternoon.
Mr.. A. L. Jordan. in his studio at 0O4
New York avenue, will continue this year
his excellent work In teaching china paint
Ing. The growing interest In this form of
artisanship gives special value to the OBJ
portunities offered by Mr.. Jordan.s studio.
Mr.. Herman c. Rakemann continues dur
ing the coming school year his teaching
of the violin. both at his studio, 1921 18th
street, and at his residence. 1924 r street
MI. Rakemann's high reputation as a vio-
linist assures all who desire instruction on
the violin Of earnest and conscientious
teaching from him.
Mrs. Hailmann will reorganize this sea-
son her training school for kindergartners
and primary teachers. Mrs. Hailmann will
be pleased to meet all who are interested
at the Cairo or at the Memorial Lutheran
Church. on Thomas circle.
Miss Halstead's private school for girls
and boys will open October IS at 1929 Goth
street. Enlarged facilities and increased
school year.
Those who desire instruction or facility
in shorthand writing will do we'll to con-
suit the inducements offered by the class
10 be conducted at the Hotel Page this
season. Room 49, between 4 and pm
The Washington Music School, at 1904
18th street. ably conducted by Mrs.
Alice Strange-Davis, will reopen for the
season on The 23d instant 1t enjoys de-
served popularity among all students of
music.
Banjo playing is still one of the most
ton in the mastery Of that instrument is
guaranteed by Mr.. Joseph Cullen, who has
studio at Alt 9th street.
There is no more accomplished teacher
Of music in this vicinity than Mr.. Henry
Xander. He has made a study of the
theory of music and makes a speciality of
piano instruction. Lessons have just been
resumed at his studio. No. S07 18th street
Mr.. Herndon Morsell. who was a pupil
of the celebrated Francesca Lamperti of
structor of vocal music. He has had prac-.
tiCal experience in opera and knows all the
fine points In the business. His studio Is
at 141O 18th street.
The West End Art School. at Ills 18th
street, of which Miss s. W. Kelly, Lon
don medalist Is the principal, offers I'M
usual advantages to students in drawing
from object and life.
AS a successful teacher of singing. har-
r'ony and piano playing Mrs. z. D. Bucher
of 1415 N street has few equals and no
superiors In this vicinity. Her reputation
Is established.
The well-known law department OF How
ard University needs no introduction to the
Washington public. The school was found
ed in 1867 and Is unique in that tuition is
free. The next session will begin October
| 1. at 6:30 PIN, and circulars containing
complete information may be obtained by
| addressing the secretary, James F. Bundy,
| at his office in the law school building, 40
Those desiring to begin the study of or to
| perfect themselves In any language would
| do well to engage tuition of Prof ]. d.
Gaillard. The popular school Of languages
| conducted by Prof Gaillard has been trans
| ferred to his new residence, 1923 18th street
northwest. where the session of lS05-'96 has
| just started
| An easy method Is the inducement pre-
scented by MIR. and Mrs. William E. NOEL
Kinney whose studio Is located at 425 4th
| street northwest to those desiring to be-
| come finished artists or merely to pursue a
| course Of study In crayon, oil. pastel, water
| color, china and tapestry painting. spe-
| cialty Is made of portraits in oil.
| Even the coming new woman. it is pre-
sumed, will not eliminate from her career
the singing and playing accomplishments
which are now almost a necessity in the
education Of every young person. Miss
| Tacie A Daniel of rs 9TH street northwest,
who is well known as an instructor of vocal
| culture and the piano, has resumed lessons
| after the summer vacation.
| Too much care cannot be exercised in the
training of the young ladies, who In few
| years will shine as the pride and chief at
traction of our homes. Among the leading
| Institutions Of Washington Is Miss Guyer s
| school at 1910 10th street northwest. where
| academic classes for girls will reopen Oc-
| tober l.