Vassar College - Vassarion Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S LINDEN HALL Moravian Seminary for Girls Litifz, Lzzzzrfzrtrr Cozzfzty, Prflizoylzfafzifz Founded 1794 S6flIzJbfi07' Sazztfmlir and C:lZl'fl!0glIf fa The REV. CHAS. D. KREIDER, Principal iTHE-- i Detroit ieomt emo Day school ns'i'.xnLIsuEn i878 SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO PREPARATIONfor COLLEGE ELLA M. lLIGGET'l', A.B. . . P1-inripa! JEANNETTE M. LIGGE'F'f 17.f,t0ciatePri1zrfpr1l H O S M E R H A L L ibm? anti Tboaroingiatinnol for dbithi Special attention given to stu- dents preparing for College For Catalogues address the Principal swiss Qwartba ily. ifwatbems 4296 Washington Boulevard, St. Louis mrs. fitIeao'5 School for doitlo HHILLSIDEQ' NORWALK, CONN. Thorough preparation for College. yi' Special Tutoring if required. yi Certificate accepted at Vassar and in all the Colleges of New Eng- land that are represented on the New England College Entrance Certificate Board. ,F Well- appointed buildings, beautiful grounds, attractive home life. 97' For Circulars apply to MRS. M. E. MEAD HT-HE ELMS'7 spriiigseia, Mass. Home, Day and Music School for Girls Primary, Intermediate, Clas- sical, ,English, Art, Music Certificate admits to Vassar, Welles- ' ley, Smith and Mount Holyoke English and Music Diploma Eur Circular and Course of Study Address MISS CHARLOTTE W. PORTER, Principal Qlimma wtllaro tbool TROY,NEW YORK Boarding and Day School for girls. Regu lar and elective courses. Certificate admits to Vassar and several leading colleges. Special advantages in Music and Art. ANNA GEAGCEQ LAM., ipiiaaygif The Moses Qtolltgtatt Etbool Lockwooqfg - A Family School for Girls Preparing for College MOUNT VERNON, N, Y. flxlivery advantage is offered for rapid and eiii- cient preparation for all colleges open to women. The certificate of the School is accepted at Vassar, Wellesley and Holyoke. . Circulars and Reference will begsent onfapplication Qibt tntoooo institute A Boarding and Day School for girls. Prepares for all Colleges and Universities where girls are admitted. First Afiiliated Girls' Academy of the Uni- versity of Chicago. Classeslimitecl to an average of nine students in a class. The annual Bryn Mawr First Scholarship was won hy a member of the class of iqoz, in a competitive examination for the States of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin,ancl the States west of the Mississippi. Eleventh year as a college preparatory school. Mist Annice E. Bradford Butfr, A.M., In answering advertisements please mention Qlfbe Badaatioti

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