Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-07

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tune to possess the ability to sing it is al
most a sin for such an accomplishment to
be neglected. Mrs. Nellie MacCartee-La-
mont, who has had great experience in
choir, concert and cper1tic work, Is an adj
mirable preceptress In vocalism. and con-
ducts classes or gives private instructions
at her studio, No. l211 F street northwest.
The well-known Okeley School, conducted
by Miss E. v. Heth for young ladies and
children, at No. 1859 Madison street, has
reopened for the season, and the patrons
include the same class of refined people as
formerly. Miss Heth. can accommodate y
few more scholars both in advanced and
primary departments.
The announcement is made that Mrs.
F'ints school will be reopened October Ii,
at No. 1874 street. This most excellent
institution has an enviable reputation for
advanced methods OF tuition and the care
exercised IL. the teaching of each and eyery
scholar
A knowledge of the French language and
the ability to read and speak 1t, ia a mod
ern refinement that is also the constant
source OF Keen mental enjoyment. An ex-
celient school where this accomplishment
may be acquired Is that conducted by Prof.
Paul E. Veinot, at No. 1925 New York
avenue.
DR.. E. 8. Kimball, teacher of singing.
Will be at e. F. Droop & Sons, 925 Penn
sylvanfa avenue. Wednesdays and Satur-
days, wh.n he can be seen by students de-
string to become his pupils.
Mrs. G. r. johnson will give piano les
sons during the coming season at 1908 18th
street northwest. Mrs. johnson has splen-
old testimonials. Circulars can be had at
the ABOVE address, or at Droops or Met
zerott's.
Classes Of the Art Students League be-
gan course of study yesterday. The
league Is located at sos 18th street north
west where evening as well as day classes
will be conducted. There will be classes in
drawing and painting from Iife the an
tique and still life.
The Stuart school for girls and young
ladies' opened yesterday at the corner of
18th street and Massachusetts, avenue Miss
Claudia Stuart is the principal.
Thorough courses in business and short
hand will be given at the Columbia Col
lege of Commerce during the coming sea-
son. limited number of free Scholarships
In typewriting will be offered The college
has large and well-lighted rooms and halls
Miss Sherman will reopen her school for
girls at the corner of 10th street and JEFF
ferson place October g. She conducts q
separate department for boys
Lectures in the School of Medicine of
Georgetown University, one of the most
famous institutions Of learning in the
country, were commenced Monday last
The day classes will be called at 2 pm.
and the evening classes at $50, office hours
being until 10 am. and from :;:sO to ) pm
The faculty Of the school embraces men of
learning and ability, who possess in an emf
nent degree the art of imparting knowl-
edge to students. as the history of the
school fully attests The institution is
equipped with all the conveniences, is cen
trally located and enjoys the confidence OF
the medical fraternity to the highest de-
Jbr
faculty, SO VerEaent avenue, will be pleas
ed to give all Information.
Miss Anna M. Laise, the principal OF the
Washington Preparatory School. LIZ; 18th
street. announces the opening for the school
year Of 1919 Of tl1fs weil-known 1nstttu-
tien of learning eAe lef the best equipped
and most successful iniWashingtopl Short
hand, typewriting, languages, civil engi-
Eeering, drawing proof reading, bookkeep-
Ing. mathematics. the English branches
and, indeed. all other departments of a
frst-class school taught. special ad-
vantages to backward pupils OF mature
years being provided. Call or send for
catalogue. -.
The well-known private school of Miss
Halstead, 1917 Corcoran street. opened for
the present school year Tuesday last better
equipped than ever before. The advanced
departments will be in charge of Miss Anna
e robinson, formerly of the Western
High School. Miss Halstead's school is not
DIR. John p. Caulfield, the eminent teacher
of music. resumed the giving of lessons
tuesday last at his residence 1897 street.
DR.. Caultield Is both an accomplished mu-
sician ard successful instructor.
The place to go for thorough instruction
in vocal and instrumental music is the
well-known Washington Conservatory of
Music. at 1921 18th street, under the COM
petent direction of Prof. Otis b. Billiard.
The rates have been recently reduced.
If you desire to be first-class draughts-
man you should get evening lessons from
a thoroughly competent teacher at 81 7th
street northeast. Mathematics. also taught.
Prof. Gaillard. the well-known Instructor,
has returned from Europe and has reopen
ed his school Of languages at 1923 18th
street. Glasses are already forming.
German lessons are taught by natural
methods by first-class teachers at low rates
at 1915 18th street. Progress is guaran-
teed.
Miss Tacie A. Daniels of 7l5 9Th street
northwest has resumed her lessons in vo-
cal and instrumental music and efTers I'M
usual advantages for such instruction.
A finished musicafteducation Is assured
all the pupils Of Prof Thoraid Jerichau.
He is graduate of the Royal University
of Copenhagen and can be reached through
John F. Ellis & Co. or e. F. Droop q. Sons
He makes specially of piano, organ, the
DRY and composition.
The Ivy City Business College, at the
corner of Sth and X streets northwest. en-
joys the reputation of being one of the
best well as one of the. cheapest in
situations Of its kind in this vicinity. TUT
ton, SIS year. with sessions night well
as day. The system has stood success
full test for twenty-one years..
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