Evening star., 1895-09-14

NO WELL REGULATED HOUSEHOLD SHOULD
| be without a bottle of nr. Siegerts Angostura
| Bitters, the celebrated appetizer.
| The twenty-frst year opens Tuesday, Oc-
| tober 1, and applications of day pupils
| may be made after the 10th between lO
| and l.
Germany has furnished master minds in
| ders Prof. Arnold w. Meyer is a gradu-
| ate of Leipzig, and is thoroughly equipped
| to instruct in the plano, theory, voice cul-
| ture. He makes general success in de-
veloping voices and avoiding tremulo. Cir
| culars can be obtained at 1880 18th street.
Many persons who do not sing have yet
| in them the uneXercised and latent possi-
| bilities of giving pleasure to themselves
and others by developing their vocal tai
| ents. Mr.. Geo. w. Lawrence makes examn-
| ationS free of charge and inStcuctS in voice
| culture and piano. His studio Is at 1ooS
9th street.
The name of Pollock is thoroughly and
absolutely identified with the kindergarten
| system. Miss Susan Plessner Pollock has
her institution ani school at l42G Q street.
| The school has many advantages, and
| furnishes graded classes 1t reopens Sep
| tember 10.
Oratory and the gift of expression are
| advantages to all men ani a necessity
| to many. The Washington School of Ex-
| preston, of which VIM. f. Mowser is the
| Music Hall, F street entrance. At the
| school the voice is a speciality. Panto-
| mimic training and physical culture are
| part of the courses, the best methods and
those highly indorsed being followed.
DR.. E. Lindgrun, q graduate from Chris
| tiana, Norway, announces that he has re-
! sumed the teaching of the massage treat
ment. DR.. Lindgrun is located at 1888 G
street. and since establishing himself here
| ten years ago has been wonderfully sue
cessful.
Georgetown College-and who does not
kr ow that famous institution-opens it's
School of Medicine Monday. September 80.
when the inaugural address will be ieliv-
cred by Surg. Gen. George M. Sternberg.
The address will take place at the college,
92O H street, at pm. The dean, G. l..
Magruder. S15 Vermont avenue, will fur
nish any information regarding the course
of lectures for the year.
The announcement Of the opening of
Gunston Institute by Mr.. and Mrs. B. R.
Mason, September %, is a sufficient guar
antee of another year of the successful ed
ucation of girls and young ladies. Gunston
| not only instructs but polishes its pupils
for the refining influences that surround
them are scarcely of less Importance to
their future than the careful mental train
ing they undergo.
Miss Erek will resume her instruction in
music German and French and renew her
visits as a daily governess on September
10. This cultured and cultivated lady has
achieved enviable success in her chosen
avocation, and may be confidently recon-
mended to those desiring personal instruc-
tion.
A good draughtsman is sure of making a
handsome competency in these days of in
creasing invention and demand for the
novel and beautiful in designs of artistic as
veil as commercial utility. An excellent
school for the study as well as for learning
mathematics is conducted in the evenings
at No. H31 7th street northeast
Wimodaughsis is so well and favorably
known in Washington that commendation
is unnecessary. October l the classes in
bookkeeping, stenography, typewriting,
journalism, dancing, elocution, the modern
languages and Delsartism commence, under
the direction of Ada L. Smith. the efficient
superintendent.
| Among the excellent high class private
schools for girls and little boys in Wash
ir gton is that of the Misses Tiffey, at 1896
Ccrcoran street. With long and success
full experience theirs ranks with the very
best schools of its kind in the city Thor
ough instruction is carefully given, and
every effort made to cultivate the morals
we'll ss the intellects of the pupils. The
session opens on Wednesday next.
The medical, dental and pharmaceutical
departments of Howard University offer
fine advantages to students, especially in
that practical instruction which the new
method of university teaching recognizes
as scarcely less paramount than the theo-
retical science of the professions. The
corps of professors embraces men eminent
in their special branches and altogether
the facilities are to be commended to all
seekers after thorough training. The sec
retary, DR.. C. B Purvis. at No. Ills 18th
street, will furnish all information as to
terms and classes. .
Madame j. Esputa DAILY not only possess
es a voice of extreme sweetness herself,
but is equipped with happy faculty fer
improving the voices of others, as ev-'
denCed by the success which has been at
tanned by her pupils. She prepares singers
for the concert, choir, oratorio and opera,
and her method of teaching music reading
by the note chain system is highly COM
mended by many eminent musicians. Her
studio is at No. Ills New York avenue.
The more venerable Georgetown Univer-
sity becomes the greater grows it's power
for usefulness in the cause of education.
There is constant Improvement in the
methods of instruction, and it's departments,
consisting of preparatory, collegiate and
postgraduate schools, present curricu-
lums of studies contemplated to equip the
willing student with attainments of high
order. 1t is announced that special stu
dents in astronomical research, for which
the university has won internati tional dis
tinction, will be taken Circulars may be
had by addressing the rector. Rev. ].
HavenS Richards, S. j.
The National and Froebel Normal Kinder
Louise and Miss Susan P. Pollock, princi-
pals, reopens October 1 for the training Of
teachers. Hundreds of teachers have grad
uated with these pioneer Undergraduates
since 1876, and are filling honored positions
| from Maine to California. Some are con-
Quoting training schools in their turn. For
the convenience of the parents of the little
pupils attending the model kindergartens
ard primary schools in connection with the
ir stitutes, they are in different localities
The National kindergarten at 1017 10th
street, in Mrs. Louise Pollock's special
charge, and the Froebel Institute, 1426 @
street, Miss Susan P. Pollock, principal
The ladies in the teachers class receive in
structions from both principals.
The Art Students League will continue its
excellent work this year. opening for class
es October 1, with the usual competent
staff of teachers selected from among
Washington artists.
At her studio, 1888 Q street, Mrs Florence
l.. Barringer will give vocal lessons Mrs
Barringer's success in the past is ample
recommendation for her work to those who
have pupils to place in her charge.
Among teachers of the piano no name
stands higher than that of Mr. John p
Lawrence, who is well known to Washing
ton music lovers. His studio is at the
Lutheran Church, Vermont avenue and n
ctra