Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-14
school building for the accommodation of
art students.
One of the recognized educational insti-

school building for the accommodation OF
art students.
One of the recognized educational insti-
buttons of the country, well and favorably
known throughout the length and breadth
of the United States Is the Mount Vernon
Seminary, a boarding and day school for
girls at the corner of NJ and 18th streets, OF
and Mrs. Adelia Gates Hensley assistant
principal. The school includes primary,
preparatory and collegiate departments,
thorough training being afforded in all
branches in accordance with best modern
methods. Several spacious buildings have
recently been erected especially for school
purposes In the way of recreation ample
playground and tennis courts are provided.
Further information may be obtained by
applying to Mrs. Somers or Mrs Hensley.
or late years particularly a knowledge of
foreign languages has been practice ally a
necessity in the education of a man or wo-
man OF any standing in any community.
The Berlitz School of Languages has done
much in this direction, and it is truthfully
claimed that thousands of pupils all over
the civilized world attest the popularity of
the school, Prof. William Won Mumm is
IN charge, the school being located at 72:s
l4th street. German, French or SPANS h
are the languages taught and Prof Won
Mumm will give trial lesson free
Ten acres of charming ground with ele-
gantly furnished rooms are features of the
Washington College, boarding and day
school for girls and young ladies' at I'd and
streets northeast, that should not be
overlooked. A visit should be paid to APP
preciate the desirability of this school
Thorough courses, including high grade
music, eiocution and art, are provided
Catalogues may be obtained from the
president, F. Menefee.
ire fifteenth year of the Friends Select
School, an elementary and high school for
both sexes, will begin September y. This
ic
10 stand in need of praise \ number of
new features have been added no yever
Whch are deserving of mention. They in
ciude a new gymnasium and a w.ll-euuip-
ped large laboratory. There are light ranms
IN the building, with twelve professional
teachers. Special attention is paid to COL
lege preparatory work. The principal is
Thomas w. Sidwell.
One of the best known .eacbarS -, tho
musical line in Washington is Mr.. e. Frank
Iebest. whose studio is at 1927 F street
lie IS pianist organist and musical the
orlst OF recognized ability, and enjoys the
distinction of being able to readily :mpart
MS knowledge to others
In thinking of the future of the very lit
tie folks the Elizabeth Peabody Kinder
Sarten Normal School, and Mrs. Mann's
kindergarten and School, should appeal to
parents 1t is located at 1913 Sun l.rl,nd
place, and the fall session will begin Octo-
Der t. ls9. Among other things, children
VI.
Another kindergarten and primary school
OF standing that has enjoyed marked sue
cess IS located in the Northeast remple
building. The principal, Miss Amy l.. Nav,
resides at I15 18th street mort beast The
school reopens September II, and the terms
are very reasonable. Carriage calls will be
made for pupils.
The McDonald-Ellis School for Girl. 1902
n street, 1905 18th street and 1921 Massa-
cnuSettS avenue, will begin its fiftea nth
year October 6. This school is very well
and favorably known. both here AMI else
Wnere. The principal is Jessie e. McDon-
aid and she may be found At 1923 street
Miss Balch's Civil Service Institute and
Business College. 1911 18th street, is open
all the year. The fact that . 100 pupils
nave been well instructed there is an evil
dence OF the merit OF the school. Type
writing, bookkeeping and stenography are
taught by the best teachers
A day and boarding school for girls and
young ladies that should not be overlooked
IN searching for proper educational in
stitution is the Washington Heights
School. 1850 Wyoming avenue. The prin-
cipal is Miss Frances Martin and the as
soc1ate principal, Miss Sara NJ. Sterrett.
speciality is made with beginners in
vocal culture and piano at the Lawrence
School of Music, studios and 6, a3i F
street. Inc terms are moderate. Concert,
church and stage singing is taught, and
monthly musicaIes for pupils are hell
The Ivy Institute Business College, south
west corner of Sth and X streets north
vest, is practical school 1t is conducted,
with both day and night sessions, by COM
petent instructors. Tuition is but So per
year.
The Washington Heights School, 1850
Wyoming avenue. corner of 18th stree.
northwest, is delightfully."- situated on high
ground, with healthful surroundings The
school is conducted by Miss Frances Mar
tin. principal, and Miss Sara NJ Sterrett,
assistant principal, and is a desirable
boarding school for girls and young ladies'
Day pupils also are received.
Persons desiring instructions on the piano
or violin will find a capable instructor in
Mr. Henry Stopsack, whose studio is at
GIT Pennsylvania avenue
Capable instructions and good training
may be had for girls and young ladies at
the Washington Seminary. which is con-
Quoted by Mr.. and Mrs. SmallWood. Send
to 1i3S-1o40 18th street for catalogue and
full informant ton.
A competen teacher from New York de-
string to introduce herself into the musi-
cal circles in Washington. will give in
structions on the piano at greatly reduced
rates. This is an opportunity to be awaited
Of Address l.. L. sos North Carolina ave-
nue..
Brush up on Greek and Latin before TAX
ing the entrance examination. For instruc-
tons in these branches apply to Tutor"
Star office.
The Maryland Agricultural College at Col
lege Park is well-known educational in
stitution. 1t is the Maryland school of
technology, with the best equipment in
all the departments of agriculture, me-
chanics, science and the classics. 1t is
beautifully and BEAUTIFULLY situated on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, eight miles
from Washington. The charge for tuition,
books. board, rooms. light, heat bath rooms
and gymnasium is but $3.50 for the term of
nine months.
REDMOND TALKS OF FAMINE.