Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-06
NOW ENROLLING PUPILS.
Local Studios Making Ready for Fall
and Winter Season

Mrs. Il ID. Butcher. who is so well known
in musical circles here. will teach singing
the piano and harmony at her studio, liI3
street northwest, and is now enrolling
pupils for the coming season. MANY of
Mrs. Bucher's pupils have gained high rep
utations as musicians.
The Italian method of teaching singing
will be used by Signor Msrisno Maiaa in
his course of instruction the coming sea-
son. He prepares beginners for concerts
oratorios and grand opera, and teaches
ballads in French, Spanish, Italian and En-
Silsh- Sanders q Stayman, 1927 r street
VIII furnish all information regarding
terms and other details.
Stenography. typewriting and French are
to be taught during the corning term at
1425 New York avenue where wimodaugh-
SIS classes have been organized for the
use OF all ladies who wish to pursue these
studies The term will begin September
10 The rates are very moderate consist
ing of membership fee of $50 a year
ana 81 a month for each class
William Carl Mass will devote his time 20
voice culture and Instructions on the nj
ano IN this city, having located at Ill 10th
Meyer and Tamaro of New York and of
Zlska of Paris. He can be consulted from
a. m. to 1 pm. and from to 4 D. m
A lady. experienced as teacher wishes
two young ladies private pupils at her
nome, where thorough instruction will be
Ey addressing Lady Teacher Star office.
Large day and night classes in all of The
departments of the Spencerian Business
College were organized during the week be-
ginning August 30, and enterprising Young
men and women are already well under
way in their intellectual work for the new
scholastic year in the new home of the
college.
In these days of the growing popularity
OF massage as a cure for the ills that flesh
is heir to, il has become necessary to e.
tablish schools for the instruction of oper-
ators Mr.. 4. Lindgrens school, 1893 G.
street, Is one of these institutions, and
ranks well in its class.
The National College of Pharmacy be-
gins its sessions September %. There will
be lecture and laboratory courses in bot;-
ny, materia medica, toxicology theoretical
and practical pharmacy and general and
analytical chemistry. Arrangements will
he made to receive students in any Specia 4
branches. and instruction will be given in
a thorough manner at moderate rates
Further details can be obtained of Wy
mond III. Bradbury at the college building
sos L street.
Mile. V. Prud' homme has resumed her
school for instruction in the French lam
gCaSe. The speciality of her school Is
the teaching of good pronunciation. She
takes beginners well as those more ad-
vanced. and gives private lessons as well
as instruction in classes.
The PEBBLES and Thomson Boarding and
Day School for Girls. on East 57th street,
New York, Will open October 4. Kinder
garten. primary. preparatory and academic
departments provide instruction for girls
of all ages. There is also an art depart
ment, with studio in the building. and
there are accommodations for special STU
dents. separate course is provided for
college preparation. and the whole insti-
tuition is under the management of COM
petent instructors.
The seventeenth session of the Cleveland
High School will open September Is. at
Markham, Va Capt Markham, the prin-
cipal, has reduced his terms but will con-
tinue to maintain the high standard of the
school.
The Misses Minke will give instruction
upon the piano, also by the Virgil Clavier
method. Courses in vocal instruction will
also be given by these well-known teachers
of music at 1890 10th street.
Miss Virginia Mason Dorsey and Miss
Laura Lee Dorsey will continue their
boarding and day school for girls at 1905
18th street, facing Connecticut avenue.
The curriculum includes preparatory. aca-
demic and collegiate courses and the
Misses Dorsey have attained a high repu-
tation in Washington as instructors of
girls.
The Washington Preparatory School, at
1l33 18th street, conducted by Miss Anna
N. Laise. principal, is a private school en-
bracing the departments of shorthand
typewriting. civil service and technical ex-
aminations, languages, library work, high
er mathematics, English branches draw
ing. bookkeeping, drafting, proof reading
and civil engineering. Special advantages
are offered to backward pupils of mature
years. and preparation for college is given.
The seventy-sixth session of the medical
department Of the Columbian University
will begin September %. the Introductory
lecture to be given by DR.. w. p. Carr at 8
pm. There will be regular daily lectures
at 5:3o pm. Every facility for laboratory
and clinical work will be offered BIZ this
well-known institution. The fall and
scholarship examinations will be held Sem
TENDER % at 7:3o pm DR.. e. A. De
Schweinitz is the dean of the medical de-
pprfrnenf and will eiye f,rflar i,,f,-.-..,--