Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
HUNTINGTON HALL
rs BEAUTIFUL SPOT

Huntington Hall is boarding and da,
school for young ladies.
There are none better and few as gooC
to be, found on. the coast. 1t is located
at I'LL South Main street. The schoo
proper and other buildings are situated
In the center of beautiful plot o.
ground covering eight acres, which Ii
enclosed and made beautiful by numerous
trees. shrubbery and flowers, While 1t Il
centrally located and accessible to a.
car lines, It is still very secluded.
To the fond parents whose daughters
proper training and EDUCATION is one OF
the worthy ambitions, they Will find
everything at the Huntington Hall that
could be desired. Miss Florence House,
is the principal and she has surrounded
herself with the very best teachers and
instructors to be had.
III establishing this school two objects
have been kept In view: To give to
western girls an opportunity nearer
home of preparing for eastern colleges
or for European travel and study; and
to give to eastern girls an opportunity of
building up strong constitutions in the
delightful climate of California while con-
tinuing their education at a school equal
in efficiency and instruction to any
eastern college.
senior departments The course of studies
pursued has been arranged with great
care. pupil is advanced just as rapidly
as her health and ability will permit.
When a young lady finishes at this
school she is well equipped with a
splendid education and a strong consti-
tuition, for physical culture and outdoor
exercises are part Of the daily exer-
'cise. There is a teacher of games and a
coach who are always in attendance to
encourage and help the students in their
different games and exercises.
The different class rooms and sleeping
apartments are especially arranged for
convenience and healthfulness. The
gymnasium is we'll equipped with every
device usually found in school gym
nasiums. The primary department is in
separate building and is in charge of
teacher of xceptional>rbility.
One of the features of this school is
the study Of special history of art, in
which are used from 5000 to 5000 pictures,
copies from the old masters of famous
scenes. Each year Miss Housel spends
the summer months abroad and has on
each visit added to this collection. She is
familiar with the leading schools of
Europe and Is in correspondence with
many of them. She is at present in
Europe and Is expected home about Oc-
tober /. On this trip she established
branch school of Huntington Hall In
Paris. She was prompted to do this
from the fact that quite a few of the
young ladies graduating from the school
here go abroad to study for a year or
two. and parents prefer to know just
where their daughters receive their
finishing touches. Each year that the
principal goes to Europe she acts as
chaperon to some of her young lady
pupils.
A certificate from the Huntington Hall
school will admit graduates to any coll
lege In this county. The fall term
opens October IS. A beautiful Year Book
has Just been issued and is handsomely
illustrated with pictures of the buildings.
grounds, etc. Those interested should
call or write for one 1t contains full de-
tails and after reading 1t one is i'm
press with the culture and refinement
that predominant at Huntington Hall.