Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-24

its building. No. 400 9Th street northwest.
The standing of this school is high and the
tuition is free to all. without distinction of
sex. race or creed, who are over eighteen
years old and are properly qualified. Sec
rotary James S. Bundy. at the school, will
furnish circulars to seekers after Informal
ton.
As a preparatory school for West Point,
Annapolis and the universities and scien-
tific schools the Berkeley School No SO
18th street northwest. has won an unex-
celled reputation. less than sixteen of
lts students having passed successful ex-
aminauons during the past year. Prof.
Charles w. Fisher Is the head master and
arrangements for regular tuition or for
private lessons in all branches, may be
made 10y addressing him by letter or in
TENDER IL.
The Norwood Institute. No. l76l n street
near Connecticut avenue. has won an en-
riable reputation, enjoyed by few schools
Tor girls and the class of its patronage is
like its mode of instruction, of the very
hlghest. The fifteenth session will COM
mence October l. and. as heretofore the
institution will have Mrs w. ID Cabeil for
It's principal, who will be glad TO answer
any inquiries OF parents and guardians
No education in these cultured DAVIS il
regarded as complete without the addition
OF music IN some of its branches. The
school OF Music. at $50 l. street northwest
was organized 10 meet this requirement.
IL a
corps of instructors, il presents yaIua bile
opportl mites to scholars and students Su-
perior instruction is guaranteed in compo-
sltioh, the piano, the church organ, etc.
with practice.
An institution of learning that ranks
among the leaders and which possesses a
most enviable reputation. not only i'm
Washington, but throughout the entire
United States is the Mount Vernon Semi
nary, corner of NJ and 18th streets north
west The Mount Vernon Seminary is a
boarding and day school for young ladies'
ana girls, and the courses of study are ar
ranged as preparatory, collegiate and post
graduate. Special students admitted,
and thorough instruction is impaired I'm ali
the departments of the seminary i'm ac-
coidance with the best modern methods
AS an additional attraction, il NAV be
stated that the school consists of four sna-
clous connecting buildings, recently erected
ana specially designed for school PURPOSES
WIN passenger elevator, steam heat and
perfect sanitary conditions, together with
a play ground and tennis court 1t is an
undenied claim that Mount Vernon Semi
nary furnishes every requisite for a re-
nned nome and a complete school Tin.
! classification of boarding pupils for the
twenty-second year of the seminary will be
made "Wednesday, September 80 and the
classhcation of day pupils Thursday. oc-
toDer L. Mrs. Elizabeth J. Somers is the
! principal and Mrs. Adeia Gates Hensley
associate principal
| Many families no doubt are in search of
young lady competent and suitable to en-
| ter the household and take charge of th,,
| instruction of the children. A clersyman's
daughter who has many years experience IN
| teachlng, is DESTROYS of such an appoint
| ment, and she may be communicated with
| by addressing box Us. Star Office
Prof F. A. Springer. who is well known
here one of the principal Instructors Of
| the night High School, announces that ne
| will prepare candidates for college West
Point, Annapolis and civil service eXamina-
| TONS specially is also made of Latin
Greek, mathematics and English Circulars
containing references may be had by ad-
dressing 5lG Spruce street.
Miss Shermans school for girls, an in
! stitution very well and favorably known
| and one that has met with deserved sue
located at 12l5 18th street, corner of JEFF
ferson place.
These who are considering a course in
vocal instruction during the coming winter
would be unwise to overlook Prof. Arnold
| w. Meyer, a graduate of Leipzig whose
studio is al 1857 18th street. Prof. Meyer
teaches piano. theory and voice culture ac-
cording to the psychological system, with
no strains or tremclo. Lessons are given
at pupils residences. A pamphlet contain
ing further information will be supplied
on application.
DR.. John p. Cauifield announces to his
many pupils and the public that he will re-
sumo teaching October I, at 1927 NJ street
northwest.
Mrs. Il ID. Butcher has resumed her class
es in voice culture, piano and harmony at
| 1413 street northwest. Those seeking
| instruction in the branches mentioned
should consult with Mrs. Butcher before
| completing other arrangements.