Vassar College - Vassarion Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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LYNDON HALL, 326 Nlill Street, jD0agpQkeap5ie,1Nf I5 HAS AN INDEPENDENT GRADUATING COURSE, AND PREPARES YOUNG LADIES FOR COLLEGE. ' SAMUEL WELLS BUCK, A.M.. PRINCIPAL. Poughkeepsie, 1 Newv Yorlc.- B U T L E R'S lililSSllJill iillll lilllllli lllSlllIllli FOR GIRLS. The Institute is situated on one of the most desirable streets in the city of Poughkeep- sie, Well known for its beauty, health- fulness and delightful situation . on the Hudson River. . Students wishing to prepare for Vassar Col- lege can here receive instructions sufficient to enter the Freshman Class. Students can graduate in the regular course. Special attention is given to music and modern languages. MISS S. V. I-I. BUTLER, Principal. -THE- Young Ladies' Seminary, FREEHOLD, N. J. In the centre of a pleasant town, near N ew York and Philadelphia, has a health- ful location, convenient and comfortable buildings, with attractive grounds. A This well-known school offers every advantage to students preparing for college. Its pupils can enter Vassar, Smith and Wellesley on certificate. Advanced Seminary Course for gradua- tion. Superior instruction in Musif-, Drawing and Painting. MISS EUNICE D. SEWALL, PRINCIPAL. SCHOOL POR GIRLS Miss Katharine Nl. Luptun. T66 WEST SEVENTH ST.. CINCINNATI, OHIO... Preparation for College Examina- tion is made a specialty.

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A' I x X ,N g HT: V-'l .wg .Q i' H1 c fs' 'S ff f f ASSAK CEWFICATE w ill ie?-'45 ECNUUI- Q ' ,, 5rE 1 ,ggI Iggz ge Esmnturiev. ll I 1 . li if' I ff s BY I fq. 3 autmqlsrr emma. 5, AND XQ ' IWW I -I as 1 ':.. K5 Qs. f HOME FDA , - J., A ,f- NUMBEQ 75 K .MSCHOOLE snmsam mme DETIQCDIT IVIICINI. t 5? Q . . . x if + CLASSICAL SCHOOL EOR GIRLS. l96I MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY. Special Course in College Preparation, fitting for all Colleges open to women. Experience in this work has given the Principals knowledge of the training necessary fora successful entrance into College. Pupils fitted in this school are now at Vassar, Wellesley, Smith and Oberlin. Also, a Graduating Course, embracing more extended work in Modern Languages, Science and Literature. Excellent facilities in Art and Music. Catalogue with terms, description of Courses of Study, Sic., on application. MISS NORTH and MISS BARNES, Principals. 3

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Every Young Wonran Should Learn ePHoNooHAPHY, - CD33 PHUNETIG SHORTHPIND. Phonography, in many of the uses to which it is or may be applied, opens a new Held of in- 'dustry for women--a consideration that should interest them in it at once, for it is a. fact that needs no argument that the range of woman's industry is very limited. But what should hinder young ladies from becoming phonographic amanuenses to merchants with extensive corre- spondence and literary men ?-Plzz'!mz'c4Mz'a Bzzllezin. The Manual of Phonography fzzoth Thousandj by Benn Pitman and Jerome B. Howard, is especially intended for self-instruction, and by its use thousands of phonographers have learned - to Write rapidly Without a teacher. Price, cloth bound, postpaid, SI.oog boards, 80 cents. Complete catalogue of text books and helps free on application. l-.11..-11 The Phonographic Magazine, JEROME B. HOWARD, Editor. A 24-Page Monthly. Subscription, El.5O per Year. Eight Pages of Eeautilully Engraved Shorthand Every Month. THE AUTHENTIC EXPUNENT OF THE BENN PITIVIAN SYSTEM OF PHONOGRAPHY. SPECIMEN COPIES FREE. ADDRESS, PHONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE, 5 CINCINNATI, oHIo.