Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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1 t i C' CORRELATED WITH VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY. ENROLLMENT FOR 1886-7, 280. la C(ttcd on a |uiet street, in one of the most elegant quarters of the city, away from the noise and hustle, vet within fifteen minutes by street ear of the Vanderbilt, near the Postotliee and I’nion Depot, and within a few minutes' walk of all the churches and business centers of tho city. Organized for the higher education of women September 1, 1880 Resident faculty of twenty able officers Correlated officially with Vanderbilt Cuiver-ity. giving exclusive privileges in tne use of I,cclures. Cabinets and Apparatus. Ex- perimental Lectures bv Professors at the the I'nivefsity. Access to Astronomical Observatory for views of the heavens Hnildings, furniture, pianos, all new and elegant. All modern improvements, electric bells, telephone, line hydraulic passenger elevator. Ih-autiful chapel ami dining-room. Art department brilliantly skylighted ami supplied with mod- els, easts and figures for drawing. All kinds of Painting, eitbei in water colors or ini. Decorative Art taught in all forms, such as Painting on Panels, Plaque.. Screens. China. Satie. Velvet. Metals ami Woods of every variety. Red- rooms neatly furnished, well lighted ami well ventilated. Sun.bine in every room. Three stairways and an outside tire-escape. Calc.thenie Hall tor exert i-c. Musie by eminent teachers Fim- t organists, vocalist and pianists in the city in the faculty. Modern Languages spoken. Elocution scientifically taught, with Del Sarto system of expression, Course very thorough and comprehensive, from Primary to Post Graduate Diplomas granted only upon merit, tested by rigid examinations. Work thorough and honest. Libraries of reference and of choice reading for pupils Two Lit- erary Societies in the College. Sabbath-School aiul Mis»n ii.iry So»-ict:e. for pupil» TERMS AND CONDITIONS.—The scholastic year liegins September 1. and is divided into two equal terms of twenty weeks each, ending June 1. The expense for the full Literary Conrs.- vary from 82-10 to »270 per annum for the collegiate year, depending upon the classification of the pupil. These amounts embrace all the items of board, furnished room, washing, light, fuel, tuition in English Course, together with instruction in Latin, Creek, the l iiiver.-ity Lectures in Science, with the use nl Libraries. Cabinets, Museum and Vppar.itus of Vanderbilt I'niversity. training in Class Singing and Calisthenics. Charges for Music and Art range from fb to $80 per annum. Rooks, Stationery. Sheet Music, Art Materials, the use of special and expensive Art Models, arc charged to pupils at dealers' rates. Parties residing in the Southwest can arrange to have their daughters brought in a special train to Nashville in care of responsible parties. Catalogues or information on application to the President, unv. ;n . v. i nucn, . .. •Viisfivt tc, Twin.

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 H.B.GHUBBSCHACKEKCO. Manufacture Candy Crackers, Nos. 19. 21 and 23 Market Street. Nos. 16. 18 and 20 Front Street. Nos. I. 3. 5. 7. 9. II and 13 Clark Street. We are the largest manufacturers of Crackers and Candy West of Baltimore and South of St. Louis. All goods guaranteed to be pure and first-class. The Vanderbilt Boys must Eat Qrubbs Gaiidy Only.