Vassar College - Vassarion Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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W 26 EAST 5656 STREEZ, flfew y0Zfk Cziy. IVIADEIVIOISELLE R EL, chool for Girls. NUMBER LIIVIITEDQ A FEW VACANCIES EOR NEXT FALL. Washington, D. C. Geofgeiown Heights. CONNECTICUT, NEW HAVEN. cf TH.E 2CEDARS,,9 Mrs. IBUMIDIMQ gum DIY SCHOOL S C H 0 G L For Young I,2'LIjICS and Little Girls. FOR YOUNG LADIES. Large Grounds, Commodious Buildings. Prepares For Aoademic and College Preparatory Courses. ww I ' I And Adrnits to Spcclal al magcs ln Nlusxc Model' L - g K A d If VASSAR BY CERTIFICATE. CIRCULARS. RE-OPENS OCT. Ist, 889 Miss EARLE, 1916 Early Application Necessary, 8

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PARIS, FRANCE. MRS. WILSON nw MRS. NIORROW'S School for Foreign Travel ' and Modern Languages. The design of this school is to spend four months in travel in the British Isles and on the Continent, and eight months in Paris, where a home for young ladies will be established and native teachers employed. The time of sailing will be the middle of Iuly, 1889. I . The number limited. Application should be made early. REFERENCES : Hon. W. B. Allison, U. S. Sen., Dubuque, Ia., Hon. John A. Kas- son, Washington, D. C., Gen. W. T. Sherman, New York City, Mrs. Eliza- beth Cady Stanton, New York City. For full particulars and other refer- ences, address, MRS. L. M. WILSON, DES MOINES, IA. The Boston, New York Er Chicago TEACHERS' AGENCIES. EVERETT 0. FISK 8: GO., Proprietors. 7 Tremont Place, BosToN. 6 Clinton Place, NEW YORK. 106 andro8 Wabash Ave., CHICAGO. Correspondence with employers is invited. Registration Forms sent to teachers on application. Agency Manual free to any address. est Teachers, AMERICAN AND FOREIGN, provided for Families, Schools and Colleges. Skilled Teachers supplied with Positions. Circulars of Good Schools free to Parents. School Property rented and sold. School and Kindergarten Material, etc. J, W. Schermerhom St Co.. 7 East 17th St., N. Y. I TE WEEKS Dr. Richard S. Rosenthals IIIEISTERSCHAFT SYSTEM, I learn to speak fluently either Spanish, French, Italian or German. SPECIMEN COPY. SPANISH, FRENCH, GERMAN OR ITALIAN, 25 CENTS. All subscribers-55.00 for each language-become actual pupils of Dr. Rosenthal. who corrects all exer- cises, and corresponds with them in regard to any difficulties which may occur. , LATIN, PART I., just Published. Price, 50c- Invaluable to all who desire to read Latin, and especially valuable to young men prepar- ing for college. Ifleistersclnit Publishing Co., I92 Summer St., BOSTON, MASS. NEIII YORK CITY, 152, WEST I03d ST. r 'IEE EIVEESIEE SUI-IUIIL Young Ladies, Boys and Chhdren. The location between Central and Riverside Parks is one of the most desirable in New York. The course of instruction embraces all the studies. necessary for a thorough preparation for college or business. A limited number of resident pupils will be received. Special terms will be made to young ladies residing at a distance who desire a home in New York, in order to pursue studies in Art or Music under distinguished professors. EMILY A. WARD, Principal.

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AMERICAN AND FoRE1oN Teaeherrnsi Borrfaaof. MISS M. R. HECKART, Manager. No. 3 Park St., Boston, Nlass. Supplies Professors and Teachers of all grades. Recommends Colleges and Schools, Musicians, Readers, Src. ECIRCTILARS SENT- Mrs. N. B. de Saussure, 147 MONTRGUE STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y. MRS. DE SAUSSURE, who was for five years assistant to the lady pr1nc1pal at Vassar Colle e has in charge the boardinb department of the Packer Collegiate Institute Students can take the regular course at the Institute or be pie pared there for the junior or the Freshman class at Colle e They have also the best opportunities for the study of art and music. 9 2