Evening star., 1896-10-22
EDUCATIONAL.
fir. Henry StODsack,


IN WASHINGTON.
Fir. Henry St0psack,
TEACHER Of piano and violin
Studio, 617 Penna. s.e., Washington, DC
FLORA 9. DYER, Teachers Of fashionable dane
ing. ACADEMY, 1917 st. oc2-1m"
MISS TACIE A. DANIEL. VOICE CULTURE AND
piano Instruction Lessons resumed. 715 9Th St
NV. se26-1m'
Chenoweth Institute,
E 1912 Vermont ave- and Iowa Circle. select board; I'd
Ing and DAY ssnSo c for young ladies' Miss MARY
se2-sm a A''>' '"- e''A A'>'"Nin' f''ne'pa'
Kindergarten Normal.
School. and Mrs Mann's kindergarfen and school,
Oct. 1. 1886. Children taught French and German.
BIN
Washington College
FOR
Young Ladies',
BID AND STS NE
Now open to boarding and day pupils. Grounds
park Of ten Elect courses. Music and
elocution of high grade and reasonable.
se29-2m F. MENEFEE Pres't.
ELocr1oS pAy,D nKa4.S,G & BASGs sc i,rrp pnr,ry
ING. ExPRESsION. NATURAI.SESS Studio, 1919
h cth Ct It. NV. after pm. Send for circular.
Columbia Conservatory
% etc. EDW Il aHR GRxHf OFT frn l. sIsn% x1nS
EDUARD A. LOvY
Music Instructor OF Georgetown College,
r...,i Graduate @ Gf Conservatory Of Music Prague.
Studio 1927 lsanders 4 staymanJ. Sn,'i:' Room 7.
ocS-1m
B. FRANK GEBEST
Royal H Ugh School of Music, Berlin)
Teacher e C.. of PIANO, mo, ORGAN and THEORY.
erature at 9o6 14th st. NV. b, Mrs de Bausset
graduate of the Scrhonne: teacher in the Emcr
se26Im- i-e's"'S 'ei'0i
Shorthand &: $$$ $#fsHsr issa.
LIST floor.
MIR. PUTNAM's SCHOOL.
w,u .,o,.. ZIG 1888 i lotG st St nv.
universities and technical schools and for bust
RfiTItsM f5Ffst T. fSA &M if fssa fznspa
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The Stuart School. and s''ss' sssriI.y a,y
Academic, collegiate and preparatory courses. Kin
se2sm Miss cLAuDiA sTHARr Principal. Z"
HOLY CROSS ACADEMY 1872 MASS. AVE RE-
opens September n The course Of study Is
given to voca: and inst rumentaI music drawing
and and sainting. s, the languages and kindergarten.
CHINA ART SCHOOL
.eeaD opers On 1a,5 the ,aih a2a of Of September
The Berkeley School,
NO. $50 18TH ST. NV.
West Point, Annapolis, for ali universities and
scientific schools. for direct commissions in the
army and navy, and for the civil service. Duriss
the past year sixteen students have been success
fully fitted for various examinations None have
failed Arrangements may be made for private
seai-tf cHis IS " FISHER. BIS. Head Master.
School of French Language, L
Prof. Paul e. Voin0t,
1926 NEW YORK AVE
Apply for Circular se14-3ms
EMERSON INSTITUTE
lYouns's Academy,
si4 14th ST. Franklin Square,
Begins Its forty fifth scholastic year September o.
kins. Cornell Lehigh, Boston School q Technoiosy
Re- Re- Polyteehni: Inst,ute the e. Military
Special department for boys from eight to twelve.
S sS 1oss e
forty years its graduate have distinction
wherever they have gone. Its standard is the high
est. its certificate Of graduation Il guarantee of
thoroughness For circulars. etc, address
CHAS. B. YOUNG, PHI. D., .-..
sel2-tf Principal and Proprietor.
Woods Commercial College,
81 East East Cap St Zone square east of Library.
OUR FACULTi-Twelve experienced specialists.
HOW WE TEACH-By individual Instruction
oIS1 VISITORS sis;;, are re always way Melcome
GYMNASIUM-Mofern AID well equipped
uEALTH-The best location in Washington
PR!ZES-A gold medal for every study
RAIES-Moderate and payable in instalments.
CATALOGUE with 25 Illustrations sent free
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MRS. FLINTs SCHOOL, 1874 ST. NV, WILL
reopen October IA. Classes will be formed in
history. literature. ETC., adapted to young ladies
who have already finished school life. SET -2m'
COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.,
4o1 Seventh nth street northwest.
Twenty fifth year as business educator. Tenth
year In this city and fifteen years a member of
the faculty Of Eastmen College.
Six courses: Business. English Civil Service,
month"; course in shorthand and typewriting
free Moderate tuition in all the courses. Large
well-lighted rooms and hall. Situations Tor
graduates. au17-tf
MISS BALCH's CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND
Business College. 1911 II NV. Open all the year.
ply, tSpewritng, bookkeeping. ancient and modern
Instruction also given by correspondence
1888 N ST. NV
THE MISSES KERR'S SCHOOL
For Young Ladies' and Little Children
se9-8n Reopens September 30.
MISS IAIsE. 1888 18TH NV. -hEoPENs HER